alga

alga

A form of microscopic organisms that can grow using sunlight and water nutrients.

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algas

Archaeology; Evolution

An umbrella term for various simple organisms that contain chlorophyll (and can therefore carry out photosynthesis) and live in aquatic habitats and in moist situations on land. ...

algas

Biology; Ecology

Primarily marine organisms, single-celled or multicellular, that use chlorophyll to feed, like plants, but lack the roots, leaves, flowers, etc. Of true plants.

algas

Fishing; Fishing

Organismos vegetales simples.

algas verdes

Biology; Ecology

A common (more than 7,000 species) algae, especially in estuaries, with nucleated cells and chloroplasts that make food from sunlight. The "higher" plants evolved from it.

algas filamentosas

Fishing; Fishing

Tipo de algas que se caracteriza por tener unidas largas cadenas de células que le dan un aspecto y sensación de filamento.

kilovatios-hora (KWH)

Water bodies; Ponds

Equals to one kilowatt of power applied for one hour.

plantas acuáticas

Water bodies; Ponds

Plants that can grown in water either in a free floating manner or grounded in soil.

estanque artificial

Water bodies; Ponds

An artificial pond is a body of water which is artificially created mainly for to increase the aesthetical beauty of a place.

cascada artificial

Water bodies; Ponds

A sudden drop in flowing water created artificially in garden ponds.

la erosión

Water bodies; Ponds

The process of wearing away of rock or soil by detachment from other fragments.

especie exótica

Water bodies; Ponds

Are species that are not native to the place where they are found.

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