Streptofilum capillatum itself was first described by the same team just a few years ago from agricultural soil and represents a new lineage in the plant evolutionary tree. Remarkably, this alga ...

The pros said: “By diluting white vinegar or tea tree oil with your pressure washer, this tip will wash away the green algae on your fence in no time at all.” If you’re going to use a ...

The Florida Department of Health in Orange County (DOH-Orange) cautions the public of the presence of blue-green algae in ...

A dog died during the weekend after swimming in Fox Lake in Martin County, apparently as a result of exposure to toxic blue-green algae. According to the Minnesota Pollution Control Agency ...

Algae is a green, sometimes slimy organism that loves damp, shaded areas. It can accumulate on garden wooden fences due to excess moisture, lack of sunlight, and organic matter buildup.

Don't let green algae turn your beautiful garden into a sight for sore eyes; a simple cleaning solution is all you need to banish that gunk away. Neglecting the algae means risking wood decay and rot.

These common, globally distributed microbes are barely bigger than bacteria, yet they’re members of the same domain as animals, fungi, and plants, and everything from what they eat to where they fit ...