Other sources of iron were volcanoes on the ocean floor. This iron will become ... linked to a form of oxidized iron—Fe(III). Blue-green algae thrive in the green waters surrounding the island.

Other sources of iron were volcanoes on the ocean floor. This iron will become ... linked to a form of oxidised iron - Fe(III). Blue-green algae thrive in the green waters surrounding the island.

An ocean of magma formed early in Earth's history ... a greenish hue linked to a form of oxidized iron - Fe(III). Blue-green algae thrive in the green waters surrounding the island.

Amid climate uncertainty, curators at the Bigelow National Center for Marine Algae and Microbiota are hopeful that if there's a bright spot, it's hidden below the ocean's surface. Within weeks of ...

As oxygen accumulated, the iron oxidized, eventually turning the oceans blue, and future changes could shift ocean colors again ... of today’s blue-green algae, began using sunlight for energy ...

Raffael Jovine is building an oblong, mechanically stirred pool full of pea-green water ... When the algae pond is filled with ocean water, it begins with an acidic pH, a product of CO 2 emissions ...

An 'invisible forest' of phytoplankton is thriving in part of our warming ocean, new research shows ... now has less chlorophyll -- making it less green -- but in fact total biomass has remained ...

She has a background in microbiology. Her science communication work spans journalism and public engagement. View Full Profile. Learn about our Editorial Policies. “Green algae serve as a mothership,” ...

Blue-green algae is known to emit toxins which can cause skin irritation in humans, or stomach upsets if a lot of affected water is ingested while swimming, for example. And it is known to be ...