how do algae feed themselves? ( What is their nutrition type ). Explain. Is their any exception case?
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Algae does not consume organic materials; instead, it feeds on the waste materials produced by decomposing materials and the waste of marine animals. The growth of algae is dependent on the process of photosynthesis where the bacteria that forms the organisms takes energy from the rays of the sun to use for growth.
Algae does not consume organic materials; instead, it feeds on the waste materials produced by decomposing materials and the waste of marine animals. The growth of algae is dependent on the process of photosynthesis where the bacteria that forms the organisms takes energy from the rays of the sun to use for growth.Explanation:
Algae does not consume organic materials; instead, it feeds on the waste materials produced by decomposing materials and the waste of marine animals. The growth of algae is dependent on the process of photosynthesis where the bacteria that forms the organisms takes energy from the rays of the sun to use for growth.Explanation:Hope you like it
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Algae does not consume organic materials; instead, it feeds on the waste materials produced by decomposing materials and the waste of marine animals. The growth of algae is dependent on the process of photosynthesis where the bacteria that forms the organisms takes energy from the rays of the sun to use for growth.
Algae also need water and they find their nutrients in the water. Their nutrients are carbon, oxy- gen, phosphorus and nitrogen. ... Algae make their own energy by using: Sunlight + Carbon Dioxide + Water + Chlorophyll Glucose + Oxygen.
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