Pond Algae |
I have been noticing algae on the ponds this year. I could see it even when the water was frozen. The cold weather did not seem to hamper its growth.
Pond Algae |
I read on Wikipedia that the word "algae" is Latin for seaweed. They range from single cell organisms to multi-cell organisms such as giant kelp which grows to 65 meters in length. They lack various structures such as roots which other plants posses. Most algae produce oxygen by photosynthesis.
I am unsure whether the algae on the ponds is new or just new to my observation. I have talked to pond owners in the past who have applied copper sulfate to their ponds to cause the algae to die. I did not read on Wikipedia that it is a nuisance needing irradiation. It mentioned many benefits derived. I will observe to see what happens this season.
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