Give some examples for blue green algae?

Answer 1

Green Algae is one of the most common of all the algaes and easily treated with Algaecide and proper chlorination. Many times you may not even see the algae but the pool walls or floor may feel slippery on your feet and then you will see what is called a full bloom where it turns green/greenish brown and it displays itself on the bottom and walls of the pool. Make sure to test your pool water and get your levels balanced and add your algaecide and I suggest letting the pool run until it is clear. You may have to chlorinate more as your free chlorine will be busy attacking the algae and will be harder to keep at the proper level until it is gone. After 24 hours vacuum the visable algae up (if you have a full bloom of it this may take more than one vacuuming as you will stir the dead algae up and will need to let particles not picked up by vacuum and filter system to settle and revacuum again). more helpful hints at www.prospectpoolsllc.com/blog or www.prospectpoolsllc.com

Answer 2

Some examples of blue-green algae include Spirulina, Aphanizomenon flos-aquae, and Nostoc. These algae are commonly used in supplements and food products due to their high nutritional content and potential health benefits.

Answer 3

the fresh water alga, spirogyra, which forms long, thread like colonies called filaments. the cells are stacked end to end.

Answer 4

diatoms