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From Bacteria to Plants: Ch. 3 Sec. 2

Eutrophication

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algal bloomrapid growth of a population of algae due to an increase in nutirents
red tidessaltwater algal blooms that are toxic to other organisms because toxins build up in the bodies of those that eat it
eutrophicationprocess when nutrients, such as nitrogen and phosphorus, build up in a lake or pond over time, causing an increase in the growth of algae
toxinpoison
color of red tidesred, brown, green, colorless depends on the pigment of the algae that reproduces so fast, most often red and make the water red
nitrogenone of the main chemicals causing algal blooms from runoff of fertilizer
unicellular green algaecause of most freshwater blooms
pigmentgives the algae its color, the pigment reflects the color of light we see

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