Physiology and biochemistry of algae

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Algae is a generic name given to a few groups of protists. They are a hugely diverse group of organisms and are found in a number of places along the evolutionary tree.

Traditionally, all algae are believed to have evolved from cyanobacteria, i.e. the blue-green algae, or the fusion of a cyanobacterium with another larger cell.

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In this chapter, we describe a framework for ecological assessment and how characteristics of algae in streams, lakes, and wetlands can be used in different ways in assessments. Cyanobacteria thrive in every illuminated aquatic environment known, contributing at least 25% of primary productivity worldwide.

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