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algae
Algae exist in a wide variety of colors because they contain many kinds of pigments.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae feed the animals that make coral.
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ARC
algae
Algae form the foundation of most aquatic food webs, which support an abundance of animals.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae forms the broad base on which the food pyramids in ponds and lakes is built.
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ARC
algae
Algae get protection from ultraviolet light , which in some environments is quite significant .
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SimpleWikipedia
algae
Algae get protection from ultraviolet light, which in some environments is quite significant.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae grows because of an overload of available nutrients in the aquasystem.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae grows best in water with too much fish waste.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae grows in areas where circulation is poor.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae grows in dense, fibrous mats that can plug the distribution trays or piping.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae grows on rock boulders in intertidal zone.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae grows on the roughened carapace, causing it to look like an old, encrusted rock.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae grows on the turtle .
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WordNet3.0
algae
Algae has (part) cell membranes.
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WordNet3.0
algae
Algae has (part) cells.
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WordNet3.0
algae
Algae has (part) corpi.
1
WordNet3.0
algae
Algae has (part) cytoplasm.
1
WordNet3.0
algae
Algae has (part) nuclei.
1
WordNet3.0
algae
Algae has (part) plasma membranes.
1
WordNet3.0
algae
Algae has (part) sections.
1
WordNet3.0
algae
Algae has (part) vacuoles.
1
Waterloo
algae
Algae helps manatees camouflage, or hide, in their environment.
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WordNet3.0
algae
Algae is a microorganism
1
ConceptNet
algae
Algae is aquatic organisms.
1
ConceptNet
algae
Algae is located in swimming pools.
1
ConceptNet
algae
Algae is located in water.
1
ConceptNet
algae
Algae is located in waterfalls.
1
WordNet3.0
algae
Algae isa microorganism.
1
ARC
algae
Algae lack true leaves, stems, and roots.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae lack true roots, stems, leaves, and flowers.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae live in fresh and salt water, in soil, sand and even snow.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae live in the cells of individual coral polyps and process their waste.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae live in the outer tissue of the coral.
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ARC
algae
Algae live inside corals.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae produce oxygen but also fill the pond with organic material as they die.
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ARC
algae
Algae produce oxygen during sunlight hours and use oxygen during the night hours.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae produce oxygen during the day through photosynthesis.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae produce oxygen, which is essential for bacteria to make the lagoon function properly.
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ARC
algae
Algae produce photosynthetic nutrients an receive inorganic nutrients.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae provide growth stimulation of legionella through substances produces by the algae.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae quickly overgrow the skeleton.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae releases oxygen into the water as it manufactures it food.
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ARC
algae
Algae serve as a source of food for fishes, aquatic and terrestrial animals and human beings.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae settles to the bottom.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae spreads quickly in warm, stagnant water.
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ARC
algae
Algae tend to be unicellular.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae use ammonia readily when sunlight is available.
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ARC
algae
Algae use carbon dioxide and water to make sugars and oxygen.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae use the nutrients to grow.
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Waterloo
algae
Algae use the sun's energy, carbon dioxide and water to produce sugars to use for energy.
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ARC
algae
Algae vary from small, single-celled species to complex multicellular species, such as seaweeds.
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ARC
algae
Algae vary greatly in size and grow in many diverse habitats.
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ARC
algae
often
Algae often forms surface mats.
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ARC
algae
often
Algae often show alternation of generations.
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ARC
algae
all
All algae can reproduce asexually, but sexual reproduction can also occur in some species.
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ARC
algae
all
All algae can reproduce asexually.
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Waterloo
algae
all
All algae contain chlorophyll and live in the water.
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Waterloo
algae
all
All algae contain the green pigment chlorophyll.
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ARC
algae
all
All algae has mucilaginous sheath around it.
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ARC
algae
all
All algae have roots, stems, and leaves.
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ARC
algae
many
Many algae are cryptic for one significant reason, to avoid being eaten.
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Waterloo
algae
many
Many algae are single celled, however some species are multicellular.
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ARC
algae
many
Many algae are toxic to animals and humans.
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ARC
algae
many
Many algae incorporate both sexual and asexual modes of reproduction.
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ARC
algae
many
Many algae produce special cells called spores that are capable of growing into new individuals.
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ARC
algae
Most
Most algae are able to make energy from sunlight, like plants do.
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Waterloo
algae
Most
Most algae are able to make energy from sunlight, like plants do.
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ARC
algae
Most
Most algae are able to use the sun's energy to make their own food.
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ARC
algae
Most
Most algae are aquatic.
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ARC
algae
Most
Most algae are harmless and are an important part of the food web.
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Waterloo
algae
most
Most algae have no such specialization of cells, all cells are alike.
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ARC
algae
most
Most algae have two recognisable phases - the sporophyte and the gametophyte.
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Waterloo
algae
Most
Most algae is carried into the lakes by wind blown soil.
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Waterloo
algae
most
Most algae live off sunlight through photosynthesis, but some live off organic matter like bacteria.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae also inhabit shoreline zones.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae also produce toxins harmful to fish, wildlife and humans.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae are a source of antibiotics.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae are chemoheterotrophs.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae are found as coloured patches on areas of permanent snow.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae are parasites, living in or on another organism from which they get their food.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae are protists , if they are single-celled .
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae are protists, if they are single-celled.
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SimpleWikipedia
algae
some
Some algae are protists, if they are single-celled.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae are single cell plants.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae are symbiotic, living on or within animals, fungi or other plants and some are parasitic.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae are unicellular and are therefore found among the protists.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae are unicellular while others are multicellular .
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae are unicellular while some others are multi-cellular.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae can calcify, secreting skeletons composed of calcium carbonate.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae can grow on rocks, soil or vegetation as long as there is enough moisture.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae can produce hydrocarbons.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae develop in the form of blooms.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae grow in colonies resembling plants.
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Waterloo
algae
some
Some algae have chloroplasts resulting form a endosymbiosis of a photosynthetic eukaryote.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae have specialized pigments that absorbs the other colors of light.
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ARC
algae
some
Some algae produces toxins.
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TupleKB
algal ancestor
Algal ancestors have alternation.
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ARC
algal ancestor
Most
Most algal ancestors have alternation.
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Waterloo
algal biomass
Algal biomass increases rapidly and levels off after about a month.
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Waterloo
algal biomass
Algal biomass is often indicative of the trophic status of a water body.
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