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Cyanobacteria Collection

Cyanobacteria, also known as Microcystis blue-green alga, are fascinating organisms that thrive in various environments

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Cyanobacteria Collection: Microcystis blue-green alga
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Cyanobacteria, SEM
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Elevated view of patterns in bacterial mat around Grand Prismatic spring, Midway Geyser Basin
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Dead calcified trees and colorful yellow and brown of the cyanobacteria living in Canary Springs
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Canary Spring terraces at sunrise, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Colorful travertine slope with yellow and brown cyanobacteria, Mammoth Hot Springs
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Canary Spring and steaming mist at sunrise, Mammoth Hot Springs, Yellowstone National Park, Wyoming
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Elevated view of patterns in bacterial mat around Grand Prismatic spring, Midway Geyser Basin
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Elevated view of patterns in bacterial mat around Grand Prismatic spring, Midway Geyser Basin
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Blue-green cyanobacteria (Trichodesmium thiebautii) Sargasso Sea, Bermuda
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Sick sponge, stricken by a Cyanobacteria, Lake Baikal, Siberia, Russia. December
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Aerial view of salt pans coloured red by cyanobacteria, Lake Natron, Rift Valley
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Mineral deposits at Canary Spring, Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone Natural Park, Wyoming, USA
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Canary Spring at Mammoth Hot Springs in Yellowstone Natural Park, Wyoming, USA
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Oscillatoria, light microscope view of cyanobacteria
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Electron micrograph of negative-stained Prochlorococcus
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Animals and floral life from the Burgess Shale formation of the Cambrian period
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Artists concept of Archean stromatolites on the shore of an ancient sea
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Cyanobacteria Collection: A variety of micro organisms have ventured out of the ocean and onto two volcanic
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Cyanobacterial circadian clock protein F006 / 9595
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Photosystem I molecule F006 / 9380
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Kenorland prehistoric landscape, artwork
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Microcoleus cyanobacteria, SEM
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Retinal-producing oxygenase enzyme C015 / 7150
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Retinal-producing oxygenase enzyme C015 / 7151
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Anabaena algae, SEM
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Blue Green Algae Nostoc C014 / 3088
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Stromatolite C016 / 5593
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Blue green algae stigonema, LM C013 / 5286
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Hamelin Pool Marine Nature Reserve
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Cyanobacteria Collection: SEM of blue-green algae
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Oscillatoria blue-green alga
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Nostoc sp
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Stromatolite
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Marpolia spissa, fossilised algae
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Blue Green Algae - in reservoir - UK Summer 2011
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Red Cyanobacteria (Cyanobacteria sp. ) forming scum on pool in freshwater marsh, Ceredigion
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Astrobiology researcher
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Early stromatolites, artwork
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Algal bloom in pond
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Oscillatoria cyanobacteria, PC image
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Oscillatoria cyanobacteria, DIC image
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Oscillatoria cyanobacteria, dark field LM
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Bacteria circadian clock protein molecule
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Grand Prismatic thermal springs aerial
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Night Clepsydra Geyser Yellowstone Park
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Lichen-covered rocks
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Cyanobacteria Collection: Whiteworm lichen (Thamnolia vermicularis)


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Cyanobacteria, also known as Microcystis blue-green alga, are fascinating organisms that thrive in various environments. From the elevated view of patterns in bacterial mats around Grand Prismatic Spring in Yellowstone National Park to the dead calcified trees adorned with vibrant yellow and brown cyanobacteria living in Canary Springs, their presence is both mesmerizing and vital. At Mammoth Hot Springs, the Canary Spring terraces greet the sunrise with a burst of colors, thanks to the cyanobacteria residing there. The travertine slope showcases a picturesque scene with its stunning yellow and brown hues created by these microorganisms. Steaming mist envelops Canary Spring at dawn, creating an ethereal atmosphere at Mammoth Hot Springs. Meanwhile, Grand Prismatic Spring offers another breathtaking sight from above as intricate patterns emerge within its bacterial mat. Beyond Yellowstone National Park lies the Sargasso Sea in Bermuda where Trichodesmium thiebautii thrives. These blue-green cyanobacteria add a touch of beauty to this marine ecosystem. However, not all encounters with they have positive outcomes. In Lake Baikal, Siberia's pristine waters suffer from sick sponges stricken by these microorganisms during December. It serves as a reminder of how delicate ecosystems can be affected by imbalances caused by certain species. In Lake Natron's Rift Valley salt pans, an aerial view reveals striking red hues due to an abundance of cyanobacteria. This phenomenon showcases nature's ability to transform landscapes into surreal works of art through microscopic life forms like these bacteria.