Paradox of the plankton: Why is Proterozoic export production formation dominated by cyanobacteria?Butterfield, N J
To be able to define and confirm the existence of Cyanobacteria species in the composition of aquatic microalgae, another pigment form, Phycocyanin, is used. Phycocyanin is the pigment, which differs cyanobacteria species from another planktonic species, and could give us a real picture of quantity...
What are Cyanobacteria and what is their role in microbial evolution? Why do we eat only living things? Can we use non-living for our nutrition? Can we live a life only on dead nutrition? What is the importance of decomposers in the ecosystem carbon cycle? What are sa...
Why are cyanobacteria important? Why is cyanobacteria difficult to stain? Why do frogs require water to reproduce? Why does fish farming cause eutrophication? Why are echinoderms important to the marine environment? Why is the salinity high in a eutrophic lake?
If you have an outdoor pond with blue-green algae, your cat can get poisoned from the cyanobacteria present in it. Signs of algae toxicity include vomiting, diarrhea, disorientation, trouble breathing, liver failure, seizures, and death. ...
As it's turned out, over time organisms have been able to modify this planet, not only in the atmosphere itself, but also all the way down into the mantle. Cyanobacteria are the culprits involved here; these are the organisms that caused the demise of the original inhabitants of this plan...
A descendant of this lineage similarly engulfed a cyanobacteria and that become the universal ancestor of plants. Some time later, the early eukaryotes developed sexual reproduction where genetic material is shared between two individual members of the species in order to reproduce as opposed to ...
Just because there is a cyanobacteria bloom doesn’t mean that cyanotoxins are present or being released into the water and, at the other end of the spectrum, cyanotoxins can be present when there is no bloom. It is also easy to mistake growths of green algae for HABs. Symptoms of ...
The US company LanzaTech already uses bacteria to convert CO2 into commercial fuels and chemicals. The UK-based CyanoCapture, backed by Shell and Elon Musk, is harnessing cyanobacteria to produce biomass and biological oils. Numerous companies are working on using algae to produce biofuels, although...
Hema RajaramAkhilesh K. ChaurasiaAkhilesh A. PotnisRajaram, H.; Chaurasia, A.K.; Potnis, A.A. Multiple chaperonins in cyanobacteria: Why one is not enough! In Prokaryotic Chaperonins; Springer: New York, NY, USA, 2017; pp. 93-109....