1- Using extra lighting to encourage algal growth is encouraged.
2- Another potential threat is the increase in algal growth .
3- There is also evidence that algal growth helps promote its spread.
4- Some algal growth benefits those fish which feed on greenery.
5- This prevents appearance of black spots on walls due to algal growth .
6- Winter storms are another key factor in the amount of algal growth .
7- Nitrates contribute to nutrient enrichment which encourages algal growth and blooms.
8- Nitrogen is a valuable substrate that can be utilized in algal growth .
9- Herbivores are grazers and crop hard surfaces of algal growths .
10- Overfishing of herbivore populations can cause algal growths on reefs.
11- The organic molecules released from the dead bacterial cells stimulate fresh bacterial and algal growth .
12- Little information exists in the scientific literature about their effectiveness in reducing algal growth .
13- The dominant process effecting the quality of the water is photosynthesis and algal growth .
14- Discharge of sewage also contributes to nutrient loading which further promotes excessive algal growth .
15- Once they enter rivers , lakes and bays, they can trigger algal growth .
16- Light cannot penetrate turbid water very deeply and that limits algal growth there.
17- By law, sellers of unregistered products may not claim that they affect algal growth .
18- Wastewater and sewage enter the lake untreated and this enhances algal growth and eutrophication.
19- A large area of its surface water is suffering from de-oxygenation due to algal growth .
20- The addition of phosphorus increases algal growth , but not all phosphates actually feed algae.
21- The filter is stored in the cold and dark to minimize additional algal growth or degradation.
22- These chemicals induce rapid algal growth in the area that depleted oxygen levels in the water.
23- Project costs might be offset by fish farming or harvesting based on the enhanced algal growth ?
24- They also provide cleaner services to marine turtles, by removing algal growth from their shells.
25- Sodium silicate gel is also used as a substrate for algal growth in aquaculture hatcheries.
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