Chlorophyll a is a pigment which is found in all alage and is helpfull in photosynthesis. It is of green colour. The chemical formula of chlorophyll a is C55H72O5N4Mg
This is a good problem to have. Most algae eaters enjoy munching on green algae. It forms a green powder like look on the glass or plants of an aquarium in high quantities. If your aquarium does not have any signs of algae you have some options:Feed them Algae WafersThis is found at a local fish store. They can be added to the water without fear of algae spreading. Some fish enjoy eating them and some seem to not like them.Feed them Zucchini, not CucumbersIf your fish don't eat algae wafers they might not be hungry due to feeding on something you don't see them eat. If you believe them to be picky you can entice them to eat and grow faster by blanching Zucchini and cut it into small sizes then add it to the tank. Rubber band it to something that sinks or poke it through with a BBQ skewer and stick it in the substrate. Don't leave it in the tank for more than 24 hours. Fish will not eat the skin.Feeding ScheduleAlgae eaters can survive on as little as 2 - 3 times a week feeding schedule. I feed my algae eaters once a week because there is plenty of micro algae that is unseen for them to much on. It depends on the species.Blue Green AlgaeFish do not eat blue green algae. Almost nothing does. It looks like a blue green slime coating on rocks and plants and is a sign of bad water quality. It is actually a bacteria that uses encapsulated photosynthesizing algae to endure in harsh environments. Caused mainly by too much phosphates and not enough nitrates. Lighting may be a factor as well.
Though it might seem odd, lichens are actually both producers and decomposers.
The radiant - the direction they seem to come from - is in the constellation of the lion.The radiant - the direction they seem to come from - is in the constellation of the lion.The radiant - the direction they seem to come from - is in the constellation of the lion.The radiant - the direction they seem to come from - is in the constellation of the lion.
You have likely experienced adaptation. When you are exposed to a strong odor for an extended period, your sense of smell can become desensitized to it, making the smell seem to fade away even though it is still present.
As in many areas of knowledge, improvements are taking place. And new tools of DNA mapping are changing the face of cladistics.Fungi whilst not being animals, seem to be like plants, but with a couple of exceptions. They use chitin rather than cellulose, and derive their total inputs from the decay of existing living things.[But the orchids start out by robbing a fungi as an initial food supply, and the Gastropodia orchids do this for their life!]There are about 100 000 identified species of fungi, and there may be up to 1.5 million of them. Fungi are today considered a separate kingdom from Plantae, though commonly they are considered as a plant.Excluding the fungi, there may be around 350 000 identified species of Seed Plants; Bryophytes (many of which do not have seeds) and mosses; and ferns and their allies. Included in that total are about 8000 species of algae. Algae come in three colours, green, red, and brown, and it is considered the chlorophyl plants developed from the green algae.
I seem, he seems, she seems, we seem, you seem , they seem
Past tense: seemed Present tense: seem Future tense: will seem
bacteria, algae...seem to recall them eating paramecium...
Past tense - seemed. Future tense - will seem. Present tense - seem/seems/seeming.
can't get ink poisoning from a professionally done tattoo. some pigments however have minerals that can cause an allergic reaction. glow in the dark pigments seem to be the worst.
how can i remove algae from my pool liner, I have treated the water but algae remains on my liner
Under most circumstances nitrates encourage the growth of algae. Strangely, in some heavily planted tanks with high CO2 levels, higher nitrates seem to inhibit the growth of algae.
Present tense is seem. I seem to be lost. She seems to be lost When I saw them they seemed to be lost -- past tense.
'Seeming' is the present participle of 'seem'
No, the verb "seem" is not irregular. It is a regular verb in English and follows the standard conjugation patterns for regular verbs in the present tense (e.g., seem, seems).
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The main difference is the wavelengths of light that they absorb and reflect, this allows plants to make use of more wavelengths of light. Primary pigments also create electrons directly, however I can't seem to find what the accessory pigments do instead...anyways, hope that helps