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... algae also live at the end of this chain of events . The bacteria use complex waste materials in the water , while further along the food chain algae utilize inorganic salts , carbon dioxide , and water in the presence of filtered ...
... algae also live at the end of this chain of events . The bacteria use complex waste materials in the water , while further along the food chain algae utilize inorganic salts , carbon dioxide , and water in the presence of filtered ...
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... ALGAE AMMONIA ALGAE CELL SUSPENSION NITRATES SUNLIGHT NITRITES AMMONIA SALTS 22.1 THE NITROGEN CYCLE AND DETAIL OF ALGAE GROWTH SYSTEM LEACHING LOSS Two kinds of microbes exist to decompose fixed com- pounds. 318 / The Owner - Built ...
... ALGAE AMMONIA ALGAE CELL SUSPENSION NITRATES SUNLIGHT NITRITES AMMONIA SALTS 22.1 THE NITROGEN CYCLE AND DETAIL OF ALGAE GROWTH SYSTEM LEACHING LOSS Two kinds of microbes exist to decompose fixed com- pounds. 318 / The Owner - Built ...
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... algae on a rooftop , as done in the system used by the Golueke - Oswald design , is no more complex than the production of any crop . Sunlight , water , and supernatant are all that is required for the process . The water consumed for algae ...
... algae on a rooftop , as done in the system used by the Golueke - Oswald design , is no more complex than the production of any crop . Sunlight , water , and supernatant are all that is required for the process . The water consumed for algae ...
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