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The importance of algae to all living things.
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Algae are organisms, which can be spread throughout the world. They develop in lots of extraordinary shapes, sizes, and colors. They can exist on their own or they are able to develop at the surfaces of different organisms, in the soil or on rocks. These organisms are very important due to the fact they make a lot of Earth’s oxygen, which human beings and different animals need to breathe. Some of those organisms like seaweed, look like plants. However, they are clearly neither plants nor animals. Instead, they belong to a set of living matters called protists.

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Algae are the important photosynthesizing organisms on Earth. They hold more of the sun’s energy and provide extra oxygen than all flora combined. They shape the foundation of most aquatic food webs, which aid an abundance of animals. These organisms additionally form commonly beneficial relationships with different organisms. For example, algae stay with
Algae are economically critical in a variety of ways. The algae may be used as a source of nutrient, a fodder, in fish farming, and as a fertilizer. It additionally performs a main role in alkaline reclaiming, used as a soil binding agent, and is utilized in a variety of industrial products.
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