Biology, asked by sidarthrao1234, 10 months ago

causative agent of red tide is​

Answers

Answered by Anonymous
1

Answer:

dinoflagellates

Red tides are caused by an explosive growth and accumulation of certain microscopic algae, predominantly dinoflagellates, in coastal waters. Some species of dinoflagellates produce toxins that are among the most potent known to man.

Previous Question
Next Question
Similar questions
Computer Science, 5 months ago
shift key is used to select a consecutive group of files. true or false ​...
Social Sciences, 5 months ago
A violent conflict between opposing group within a country is know ​...
English, 5 months ago
Give two incidents from the life of Maria that indicate that she was very strong and determined right from the beginning ?​
Math, 10 months ago
Friends can you please solve the question please​...
Geography, 10 months ago
6. The Great Barrier Reef lies in: a) The Indian Ocean b) The Pacific Ocean c) The Mediterranean Sea d) The Atlantic Ocean​...
Chemistry, 1 year ago
How are fuel gases from industries freed from oxides of nitrogen and sulphur?
Biology, 1 year ago
explain enchinodermata...
Chemistry, 1 year ago
How are linear silicones obtained?