Algae
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Filamentous Algae
Individual filaments are a series of cells joined end to end that give
a thread-like appearance. Often referred to as pond moss or scum.
Forms felt-like surface mats.
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Chara
Leaf-like structures whorled around hollow stem. Dense growth
attached, but not rooted to the bottom. May carpet large areas of a
lake or pond bottom.
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Planktonic Algae
Microscopic growth is often visible as a greenish tinge suspended in
the upper few feet of water.
Filamentous Algae
Individual filaments are a series of cells joined end to end that give a thread-like appearance. Often referred to as pond moss or scum. Forms felt-like surface mats.
Chara
Leaf-like structures whorled around hollow stem. Dense growth attached, but not rooted to the bottom. May carpet large areas of a lake or pond bottom.
Planktonic Algae
Microscopic growth is often visible as a greenish tinge suspended in the upper few feet of water.
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