| name = Green algae
| image = Green algae.jpg
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{{algae-stub}}
...b-shaped and up to 20 cm long and 5 cm broad. The whole frond is brown.
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PHAEOPHYCEAE (Brown Seaweeds)
...of the Phaeophyceae contain a brown pigment which gives to these plants a brown or yellowish color instead of green. The thallus is often very tough and ca
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| image = River algae Sichuan.jpg
...roups [[Archaeplastida]], [[Chromalveolata]] and [[Cabozoa]] of eukaryotic algae are denoted to reflect the table below. Endosymbiotic events are noted by d
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| classis = [[Brown alga|Phaeophyceae]]
...name="Taylor 57">{{cite book |author=W. R. Taylor |year=1957 |title=Marine Algae of the Northeastern Coast of North America |publisher=[[University of Michi
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...ssue is found in the group. Formerly the Thallophyta were divided into the Algae, Fungi, and Lichens; but this, though a good classification on physiologica
*CLASS II. [[Cyanophyceae|CYANOPHYCEAE]] (Blue-green Algae)
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| classis = [[Brown alga|Phaeophyceae]]
[[Category:Brown algae]]
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| classis = [[Brown alga|Phaeophyceae]]
* [http://www.physorg.com/news77201733.html Anti-obesity compound found in brown seaweed]
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| classis = [[Brown alga|Phaeophyceae]]
Hijiki (''Hizikia fusiformes'') is a brown sea vegetable growing wild around the coasts of Japan, Korea, and China. I
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...ck into the origins of the species (''[[Homo sapiens]]'') and knowledge of algae can be traced back more than two thousand years. However only in the last t
...early references to the use of algae for [[manure]]. The first [[coralline algae]] to be recognized as living organisms were probably ''Corallina'', by [[Pl
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...e third most productive vegetable oil producing crop in the world, after [[algae]] and [[oil palm]]. This species is considered to be a noxious invader in
...lved capsules. As the capsules mature, their color changes from green to a brown-black. The capsule walls fall away and release three globose seeds with a w
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===Introduced plants and algae===
Some species, such as the [[Brown Rat]], [[House Sparrow]], [[Common Pheasant|Ring-necked Pheasant]] and [[Eu
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...n algae or, in one case, a [[brown alga]]. Some lichens contain both green algae and cyanobacteria as photobionts; in these cases, the cyanobacteria symbion
...; however, the significance for the algal symbiont is less clear. For some algae, the symbiosis may be obligatory for survival in a particular habitat; in o
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...st for almost two weeks. The dead stalks from previous growing seasons are brown.<ref name=fnwe/><ref name=foc/><ref name=blamey/>
...wded out, and the life cycles of organisms from waterfowl to amphibians to algae are affected.
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...lgae growth and kill microorganisms. Peat often stains the water yellow or brown due to the leaching of [[tannin]]s. <ref>{{cite book | last=Scheurmann | fi
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...over $40,000,000. In 1900, the peach-growers of Georgia lost $5,000,000 by brown rot, while the average annual loss from the same disease in the entire Unit
...very common. Brown or black spots appear in foliage or fruit. They may be brown dead or rotted areas, or spots due to the growth of the parasite on or unde
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[[Aquaculture]], the farming of [[fish]], [[shrimp]], and [[algae]], is closely associated with agriculture.
...therefore paler. [[Wheat]] is a brilliant gold as harvest occurs in June. Brown fields have been recently harvested and plowed under or lie [[fallow]] for
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Bulbs should be firm to the touch and greenish-white with thin brown outer layers like an [[onion]]. Nearly all bulbs for sale will be healthy b
...carbon]] (charcoal) with the rock chips will help prevent the growth of [[algae]]. Bulbs grown this way will eventually need to be discarded.
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...over $40,000,000. In 1900, the peach-growers of Georgia lost $5,000,000 by brown rot, while the average annual loss from the same disease in the entire Unit
...very common. Brown or black spots appear in foliage or fruit. They may be brown dead or rotted areas, or spots due to the growth of the parasite on or unde
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...'s vulgar origins because there is no similarity between the good-smelling brown or black crumbly substance dug out of a compost pile and the manure, garbag
Whatever its varied chemistry, all humus is brown or black, has a fine, crumbly texture, is very light-weight when dry, and s
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