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Algae Plants that have one cell. Mentioned in: Fish and Shellfish Poisoning algae a group of plants living in the water, including all seaweeds, and ranging in size from microscopic cells to fronds many meters long. A group of unicellular algae, the Cyanobacter, growing on dams, ponds and lakes can cause severe mortalities in animals drinking the water. See also algal, microcystis, prototheca. Artificial culture of algae as a source of livestock feed is being tried in some arid countries. |
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These divisions exist in the heart of the Atlas as well as in deep Asia,
and the sum of internecine violence in Asian and Alge rian Islamic
communities thus far dwarfs the death toll of the first and second
intifadas and Al-Qaeda combined. Savidge will introduce the Class of 2006: Former Cleveland Press
society editor Marge Alge, broadcaster Casey Coleman, Cleveland Jewish
News editor Cynthia Dettelbach, photographer Ron Kuntz and retired Plain
Dealer publisher Alex Machaskee. Marjorie (Marge) Alge - Her 34-year career at The Cleveland Press
included two decades as the paper's society editor -- a whirlwind
schedule of party and lifestyle coverage of Cleveland's rich and
famous citizens. |
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