Cyanobacteria have been recognized in almost all of the ecosystems that have been examined heretofore, and they probably represent the most highly diverse group of prokaryotes. They are quite remarkable in their abilities to adapt to their environment, whether the changes concern nutrient availability,...
Cyanobacteria exhibit numerous responses to changes in the intensity and spectral quality of light. What sensors do cyanobacteria use to detect light and w... CW Mullineaux - 《Molecular Microbiology》 被引量: 126发表: 2001年 The pathway to noxious cyanobacteria blooms in lakes: the food web as...
this release can occur from an algaecide application or naturally when a population may crash. Either way, it is best to keep the cyanobacteria biomass at low levels to prevent in-plant issues associated with excess organic biomass and to reduce the risk of high cyanotoxin levels reaching the ...
Photosynthetic organisms such as cyanobacteria have been shown to exhibit complex transcriptional remodeling with respect to diurnal variation of light availability [1-3]. However, the reported estimates of the number of oscillating transcripts differ strongly between studies and range between 9-80% of ...
Why haven't plants developed a central nervous system similar to animals? How do fungi differ from green plants? How are insects similar to crustaceans? How are they different? explain how cyanobacteria are similar to plants. how are they different from plants. prokaryotes Explain pl...
FishLab Fact:The“lower nitrates are better”rule is thrown out the window if you have a planted aquarium. Many plants use nitrates for food, and in this case, low nitrate levels can actually cause problems and can even lead to ablue-green algae(cyanobacteria) outbreak. ...
(Cryptobiotic soil is a living crust of earth, created by algae, cyanobacteria and fungi — it’s vital to the health of certain ecosystems, and does not like to be walked on.) Prior to venturing out to camp with your van, visit the nearest ranger station, visitor center, or public ...
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the contagiousness of toxicity is a natural defense mechanism. Howard Bloom inThe Lucifer Principleexplains how increased toxicity of cyanobacteria was one of the first evolutionary adaptations — bacteria actually evolved to get more and more toxic in order to survive. The same applies to humans on...