The
alga also produces large quantities of carbohydrates, which can be converted into bioethanol.
These two organisms each had their own set of genes, but after millions of years and many, many, many generations, the genes mixed and both sets became essential for the
alga's survival.
Caracterizacion floristica y zonacion de las
algas bentonicas marinas del puerto de La Coruna (NO Peninsula Iberica).
Immediately after the
alga's discovery in the Agua Hedionda Lagoon in Carlsbad, Calif.
Brown algae were assumed to have arisen from the fusion of photosynthetically inactive colourless cells with a unicellular red
alga. However, as discovered in a previous research project on single-celled diatoms, AWI researchers showed that brown algae also arose from the fusion of a green
alga with a red
alga and thus refuted a widespread theory among experts.
Hata and Kato have been analyzing the Stegastes nigricans damselfish's patches of a Polysiphonia, which is categorized as a red
alga. The fish defends what looks like a piece of "brown carpet on the reefs," says Hata.
La presencia de este
alga, fuera de nuestras costas, se limita a las Islas Britanicas (Maggs & Hommersand 1993) y a las costas atlanticas de Francia (Feldmann 1954, Dizerbo & Herpe 2007).
As long as the beads didn't adhere near an
alga's flagella, each cell could haul a load of its own weight with little slowdown.
They show that the
alga's poisons have several means of wreaking havoc beyond the neurotoxicity that had been previously recognized.
Since the phosphatic clay performed so well against the red tide
alga and was literally free for anyone willing to cart it away, Sengco and his Woods Hole colleagues are working out the best ways to use it in trials in Florida and the Pacific Northwest.
Both are prime nutrients for the red-tide
alga Karenia brevis, Lenes notes.
