Essays on Red Algae

Executive summary

Introduction I would like to thank the Mayor of the Appalachaville for the provided opportunity to present an idea aimed to solve the problem of pollution and represent tools to increase sustainable behavior in the town, as this became actual and important topic for the Appalachaville. All the people with whom I worked and communicated during my innovation process organized an enjoyable and collaborative working environment for the productive working process, sharing their experience and knowledge. Nowadays the problem of waste management became one of the major aspects of pollution in cities and in the whole world.

Gap in Marketplace

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Article Reflection

Article Reflection

Introduction

Placids can be defined as the endosymbiotic organelles, which substantially rely on the cell of their hosts to survive. Even so, placids are reported to have shown so much diversity in different situations. Therefore, ways through which differences emerge has been addressed. Some of the aspects that contribute to these differences are such as the difference in the lineages from which plastids originated. This is evident given that there are primary and secondary lineages from which the plastids can stem from. Additionally, the cause for the small size of the plastids has been established. Plastids are ...

Abstract

Different physical and ecological events along the Gulf of Mexico allows the toxic phytoplankton – red algae to become dominant. The phosphorus-rich nutrient supply encourages phytoplankton succession. The objective of the paper is to study the background of red algae, and why the downstream red tides have only increased over the last couple of decades. The toxic red tides are seen in similar coastal habitats of the western boundary currents China, New Zealand, Japan, and South Africa.

Introduction

The Gulf of Mexico is looked at as a marginal sea as it is linked to the major oceans and the procedures that occur ...