Subaquatic exploration of a lake showing dense Spirogyra proliferation. These algae can deplete oxygen levels, threatening fish and aquatic life. Royalty-free licenses let you pay once to use ...

Water plant leaf cells. microscope magnification 40x Water plant leaf cells with chloroplasts moving. microscope magnification 40x algae cell stock videos & royalty-free footage Spirogyra is a genus ...

AUSTIN (KXAN) — Warmer weather in Central Texas usually means a few things: Bluebonnets start blooming, severe weather activity picks up, and algae pops up in waterways. If you’re a fan of ...

Cleaning the exterior of your home is just as important as tidying the interior, but you don't need a power washer to tackle black or green algae. You can easily remove it from your home's vinyl ...

Seaweed, a type of algae that has been around since before the dinosaurs, grows along Antarctica and could hold insight about the future because of its past. Freya Alldred, a research student at ...

Manatees are not the only marine mammals that suffer when seagrass dies off in Florida.

AUSTIN, Texas — Toxic algae has been found in Austin’s Lady Bird Lake, posing a health risk for people and animals. Here’s what to do to stay safe when spending time along the city’s waterways. If ...

Algae, a subaquatic plant renowned for its health and nutritional benefits across various societies, is gaining popularity for its organic wellness support. Today’s market offers a variety of ...

However, in areas where the snow has melted and the bare ice is exposed, dark patches often appear. These dark areas are caused by microscopic algae that grow directly on the ice. By darkening the ...

SANFORD, Fla. — The Florida Department of Health in Seminole County (DOH-Seminole) cautions the public about the presence of blue-green algae in Lake Jesup. With water sample testing underway ...

AUSTIN, Texas — Potentially toxic algae has been discovered at a park along Austin's Lady Bird Lake just south of the Tom Miller Dam. The city's Watershed Protection Department recently posted ...