Why are there so many bacteria around the algae? πŸ”¬ Making oxygen production visible @Microbehunter
Why are there so many bacteria around the algae? πŸ”¬ Making oxygen production visible  @Microbehunter
Uploaded October 2021 | Updated September 2026, 3 weeks ago
Algae, diatoms and plants produce oxygen by photosynthesis. Bacteria are attracted to this oxygen and they start to accumulate around the algae.

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