PPT-Ecology of Open Algae Ponds

Rob McBride October 2014 Sapphire Produces Valuable Products From Algae Sunlight amp CO 2 SAPPHIRE ENERGY 1 Sapphires Primary Production Platform Open Ponds SAPPHIRE ENERGY . WHITNEY Watsons East Triangle BOG RIVER ROUND LAKE RaquetteJordan Boreal Madawaska Flow Quebec Brook Wilmington Split Rock Mountain Chazy Highlands Deer River Lakes and Ponds Entirely Surrounded by Forest Preserve Legend State Land Classification Wi Algae Algae have been used in animal and human diets since very early times Filamentous algae are usually considered as macrophytes since they often form floating masses that can be easily harvested although many c Tunnel Project. Case History . Presented By: Nathan Soule, PE, PG Brierley Associates. &. Brenden. Tippets, Project Executive, . BTrenchless. Dahlia Ponds Tunnel Project . Outline. Dahlia Ponds Tunnel Project . Coauthored by Jeffrey S Lowe, PE. RECLAIMED WATER STORAGE:. A DIRTY LITTLE SECRET. Injection Well, RIBs and Surface Water Discharge. Storage & Disposal Options:. Storage. Tanks. Storage Ponds. What’s The Problem With Ponds?. Population (and Community) Ecology. Predator-prey. Response to Thursday…. Empirical patterns:. Luckinbill's. experiments. Huffaker's. mites. Lake patterns in . phyto-zoop. as f(nutrients). Causes of positive increases in consumer-resource. Rob McBride. October. . 2014. Sapphire Produces . Valuable Products . From Algae, Sunlight, & CO. 2. SAPPHIRE ENERGY . 1. Sapphire’s Primary Production Platform – Open Ponds. SAPPHIRE ENERGY . . Ponds can be fragile habitats where small amounts of pollution can have significant effects on the life in,. on and around them. . Nitrogen and Phosphorus based fertilisers (which make plants grow better) are washed out of and off soils from farms, causing rapid algal growth.. Tunnel Project. Case History . Presented By: Nathan Soule, PE, PG Brierley Associates. &. Brenden. Tippets, Project Executive, . BTrenchless. Dahlia Ponds Tunnel Project . Outline. Dahlia Ponds Tunnel Project . Topic 6 – Primary Production. What is . production. ?. Who contributes to . primary. production?. Pros and cons of being an autotroph. Taxonomy of autotrophs. Regulation . of . primary . p. roduction. Abiotic Factors. Amount of Water. Oxygen levels in water and air . Temperature of water. Clouds/weather. Amount of shelter. B. iotic . Factors. Population of trees Trees. Population of frogs (predator and prey). Ann Zimmerman. ann.zimmerman@utoronto.ca. 402 Ramsay Wright. 2. New from http://env.chass.utoronto.ca/env234y/bht/ . 3. Ecosystem perspective. Emphasizing relationships among: . the physical aquatic habitat (temperature, morphometry, light hydrology, . components. Primary producers. Invertebrates. Vertebrates. 1. . Abiotic. Components. Important starting point for species and abundances. Environments that are structurally simple or extreme tend to support fewer species. ) is a plant-like organism that uses sunlight to produce energy in a process called . photosynthesis. . Algae are extremely important organisms because they are considered to be the primary oxygen-producing organisms on Earth. chlorophyllus. . thallophytes. that can manufacture their own food and they produce oxygen during photosynthesis. So they are called as autotrophic . thallophytes. .. The term . thallus. is used for plant body that is not differentiated into root, stem and leaves. Lacks vascular system..