bitkisel plankton

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Definition of bitkisel plankton in Turkish English dictionary

(Çevre) phytoplankton

plankton which obtain energy by photosynthesis

One of two groups into which plankton are divided, the other being zooplankton Phytoplankton comprise all the freely floating photosynthetic forms in the oceans, i e , they are free-floating microscopic plants which, having little mobility, are distributed by ocean currents

microscopic photosynthetic members of the plankton; plankton being free-floating, usually minute organisms

Minute floating aquatic plants

small, usually microscopic plants (such as algae), found in lakes, reservoirs, and other bodies of water

Small photosynthetic organisms, mostly algae and bacteria, found inhabiting aquatic ecosystems Also see plankton and zooplankton

{i} microscopic plants that are part of sea plankton

Microscopic marine organisms (mostly algae and diatoms) which are responsible for most of the photosynthetic activity in the oceans (Source: Mintzer, 1992)

Microscopic floating aquatic plants

Tiny, free-floating, photosynthetic organisms in aquatic systems They include diatoms, desmids, and dinoflagellates

That portion of the plankton community comprising tiny plants (e g , algae, diatoms)

small (often microscopic) aquatic plants suspended in water

Small to microscopic aquatic organisms that are suspended in water and able to photosynthesize

The part of the plankton community comprising microscopic aquatic plants, mainly algae Their growth depends on solar radiation and nutrients Because they are able to incorporate as well as release materials to the surrounding water, phytoplankton have a profound effect on water quality They are primary food producers in the aquatic environment and, because so many are present in the world's oceans, contribute to the global oxygen balance They include blue-green algae, diatoms, and green algae

Microscopic plants that float in aquatic or marine environments (fresh or salty water)

Small highly diverse organisms relying on currents to keep them afloat Primarily algae such as bacillariophyta and dinoflagellates Reliant on sunlight, a carbon source and a supply of nutrients to photosynthesise Due to the reliance on sunlight, phytoplankton are only found in the surface waters where sufficient light penetrates

microscopic aquatic plants

Microscopic marine plants that live in the upper layer of the world’s oceans and float freely in the water column

Tiny plant species that float freely in the water

Microscope plant life (unicellular algae) that lives in the sea Phytoplankton provide the majority of plant life which Antarctic food chains depend on

Hyphenation

bit·ki·sel plank·ton