Algae Abundance in F.W. Kent Lake
The amount of filamentous and periphytic algae (growing on plants) over a four-week period was visibly reduced after an early summer bloom, as shown in the before and after footage.
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The amount of filamentous and periphytic algae (growing on plants) over a four-week period was visibly reduced after an early summer bloom, as shown in the before and after footage.
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