The presence of excessive algae, known as an algal bloom, can indicate pollution in a body of water due to an excess of nutrients like nitrogen and phosphorus from sources like agricultural runoff and untreated sewage. On the other hand, in healthy ecosystems, algae contribute to the productivity of a body of water by serving as the base of the food chain and producing oxygen through photosynthesis. Monitoring algae levels can help assess the health of aquatic environments.
Certain species of algae, such as diatoms and filamentous algae, are commonly used as pollution indicators. These algae are sensitive to changes in water quality and can serve as early warning signs of pollution in aquatic ecosystems. Monitoring their abundance and diversity can help assess the health of a water body and the level of pollution present.
overfishing, pollution, ect.
because they are sensitive to pollution and that how you can tell how polluted a river is
Yes,it is a type of algae because it is green and it is a type of plant.
Some species that can indicate pollution in fresh water include certain types of algae (e.g. green algae blooms), macroinvertebrates like mayflies and stoneflies that are sensitive to pollution, and certain fish species like carp that can thrive in degraded water conditions. Monitoring the presence and abundance of these species can help determine the level of pollution in a freshwater ecosystem.
No diatom is not an algae
Algae have photosynthetic nutrition.
i dont know, ask someone who does
Bees and other insects can see pollution, unlike us humans.
golden algae
red algae