'Blue green algae' presentation slideshows

Indiana Chamber of Commerce Environmental Permitting Seminar June 14, 2011

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Cyanobacteria

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Algae vs. Plants

Algae vs. Plants. What are algae?. Photosynthesizing protists. All contain up to 4 kinds of chlorophyll. Unicellular and multicellular. 3 Types of Unicellular Algae. Euglenoids Plantlike in that most have chlorophyll and photosynthesize.

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MONERA

MONERA. One-celled organism No nucleus Prokaryotic Smallest and simplest kind of living thing More monerans than any other kind of organism. Are microscopic, living cells Live almost everywhere Found in the air, in the foods you eat and drink, and on the surface of things you touch.

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Survey of Microorganisms

Survey of Microorganisms. Virus Bacteria Cyanobacteria Algae Fungi protozoa. Internal cell structure of bacteria. Superkingdom Eukaryotes Kingdom Protista Branch protophyta (Plant like protist) algae

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Lab 8: Introduction to the ALGAE

Lab 8: Introduction to the ALGAE. Definition. - Algae are eukaryotic organisms, Some algae Prokaryotic (cyanobacteria). - Most algae are photoautotrophic and carry on photosynthetic (meaning they use sunlight and chlorophyll to make food).

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Lab 8: Introduction to the ALGAE

Lab 8: Introduction to the ALGAE. Definition. - Algae are eukaryotic organisms, Some algae Prokaryotic (cyanobacteria). - Most algae are photoautotrophic and carry on photosynthetic (meaning they use sunlight and chlorophyll to make food).

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Lab 8: Introduction to the ALGAE

Lab 8: Introduction to the ALGAE. Definition. - Algae are eukaryotic organisms, Some algae Prokaryotic (cyanobacteria). - Most algae are photoautotrophic and carry on photosynthetic (meaning they use sunlight and chlorophyll to make food).

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AQUATIC INVASIVE SPECIES (water-associated organisms)

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BIOFERTILIZER

BIOFERTILIZER. Prepared by:- Vipul K. Panchal M.Pharm (Sem. 1). GUIDED BY:- Dr. Nikunjana R. patel M.Pharm , P.hd. SUBMITTED TO:- DEPARTMENT OF PHARMACOGNOSY S. K. PATEL INSTITUTEOF PHARMACEUTICAL EDUCATION AND RESEARCH, GANPAT UNIVERSITY, KHERVA. CONTENTS. Objectives

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CHAPTER - 2 MICROORGANISMS : FRIEND AND FOE

CHAPTER - 2 MICROORGANISMS : FRIEND AND FOE. Microorganisms (Microbes) :-. Very small organisms which cannot be seen with the naked eye. may be unicellular or multicellular may exist alone like amoeba or in colonies like Fungi & Bacteria

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ALGAE

ALGAE. Position of algae :.

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Christopher Brown, NMSU Department of Geography

Environmental diplomacy & community-based efforts to enhance resilience of the Lake Champlain Basin Ecosystem. Christopher Brown, NMSU Department of Geography Courtney Hammond, UVM Rubenstein School of the Environment and Natural Resources

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LAKE HIWASSEE

LAKE HIWASSEE. BLUE GREEN ALGAE Public Education Information Presented by : July 12, 2013 Marshall Environmental Management, Inc 1601 SW 89 th Street, Suite A-100 Oklahoma City, OK 73159. Dr. Charles L. Marshall, Ph.D., CIH Certified Industrial Hygienist. Senate Bill 259. SB 259

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Blue-Green Bacteria

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Leaf metabolism C3/C4

Leaf metabolism C3/C4. Leaf Structure. Leaf Cells with chloroplasts. Chloroplast similar genetically to blue-green algae. C3. C4.

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HealthyCell Supplements for a Healthier Body

People say that our bodies do not require any health supplements in order to stay healthy, the food we eat should provide all the fuel we need. Log on http://www.healthycell.com/

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