Absolutely.
phytoplankton provide most of the oxygen to earth.
Phytoplankton affects the ecosystem of the entire earth in the sense that phytoplankton is at the very top level of the food chain. Fish and whales eat phytoplankton for energy and then we eat fish for energy.
No because phytoplankton need sunlight to photosynthisize.
Phytoplankton.
Sunlight and water.
the relationship is that seens phytoplankton need sunlight to survive and phytoplankton are the base of the food chain they connect to sun to phytoplankton to other sea life
No phytoplankton would have to be plants and dinoflagellates are animals and if regarded as part of the plankton would need to be called zoo-plankton.
Phytoplankton require sun and water to survive. They find these in a marine (ocean) envrironment.
The phytoplankton in the ocean produces the most oxygen on Earth.
Yes, phytoplankton require nutrients such as nitrogen, phosphorus and micronutrients to survive and grow. These nutrients are essential for photosynthesis and other metabolic processes in phytoplankton. Without an adequate supply of nutrients, phytoplankton populations can decline, affecting marine ecosystems.
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Phytoplankton is a bacteria and it needs pretty warm water between 26 and 37 degrees Celsius to live and develop.