There's a stream 100m from the house. There's trout in it, like the small one in this photo. They used to get much bigger but water quality in Ireland isn't what it used to be. The amount of filamentous green algae present in April tells me there's too many nutrients getting in.

Nature is Amazing ☘️ Cute tiny turtles with algae

#Diatoms from ancient pottery sherds from #Archaeology sites in the Kaveri River Basin, Tamil Nadu, India! 🏺🔍 Unlocking clues about past environments through microscopic algae. Published in Current Science Full text here: shorturl.at/abiBK

Mourning my lost deleted diary entries from July-December 😞

reminding u of this gaggery

Today, we had an opening event for our AlgaTech facilities in Ruissalo Botanical Garden. Opening words by Yagut Allahverdiyeva-Rinne and projects introduction by semasirin. Thanks for the great organisation and good time spent networking with collaborators and colleagues. #algae REALM algae

mark Leon Simons It's spelt coral. Reading isn't your strong point.

'Warmer water temperatures can result in coral bleaching. When water is too warm, corals will expel the algae (zooxanthellae) living in their tissues causing the coral to turn completely white. This is called coral bleaching.'

Delve deeper into the #EU4Algae initiative and its impact on European industry, and the pivotal role algae plays in fostering sustainability.

Tune in as Monique Ras, Scientific Advisor at EABA, shares her insights 👇

🦆🐟 Nature's unexpected friendships are truly heartwarming!

Did you know ducks are known to feed fish? In a beautiful display of cooperation, ducks create ripples in the water that stir up algae and small insects, providing a tasty treat for fish below.

This harmonious

mark Leon Simons No, it says that cold can ALSO kill, which is true.

But we are talking about increased temperatures here. Marine heatwaves kill coral - this is commonly known.

'If the temperature stays high, the coral won’t let the algae back, and the coral will die.'

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A storyboard from the episode “The Algae’s Always Greener.”

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These are leaf sheep (Costasiella kuroshimae). they live in the sea grazing on algae

guys this screams algae this is for me this is algaecoded...

A painting from the episode 'The Algae's Always Greener.'

During a visit of the Royal Library of Belgium KBR, we came across some Fucus specimens in a bound herbarium dating back to 1680 (!), collected by an army doctor serving in the Catholic Spanish army in The Southern Netherlands #seaweed #algae #herbarium

Great Barrier Reef, 2024: “The condition of the reef was really appalling, with much of the coral either fluorescing (stressed), bleached or already dead and covered in macro algae.”

The first field survey after the conference of APPF2024 on Nagashima Island, Kagoshima, Japan
#Sargassum horneri #phycologyfriday #algae

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1. THREAD What is #Florida Gov. talking about in NewsServiceFlorida and Naples Daily News? 'We have stuff in Lake Okeechobee, on some of the algae blooms, that if you do it, it does treat the algae blooms pretty effectively,” DeSantis said.' Um, what stuff?