PHYCOLOGY (Microalgae)- Enrichment Cultures of Environmental Samples 1. Where do you think the algal genera in the air sample from? Algal Division: Cyanophyta Algal genera: Chroococcus, Gloeocapsa, Oscillatoria 2. Are dehydrated algal cells or spores in the air sample a possible source of inoculum to the other samples? 3. What are some ecological roles of the algae in the aquatic samples? How about the non-aquatic samples? 4. Which algal genera has an established economic importance

PHYCOLOGY (Microalgae)- Enrichment Cultures of Environmental Samples 1. Where do you think the algal genera in the air sample from? Algal Division: Cyanophyta Algal genera: Chroococcus, Gloeocapsa, Oscillatoria 2. Are dehydrated algal cells or spores in the air sample a possible source of inoculum to the other samples? 3. What are some ecological roles of the algae in the aquatic samples? How about the non-aquatic samples? 4. Which algal genera has an established economic importance

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