Simultaneous blooms are very rare since blooms occur only when individual plants have accumulated enough energy in their underground storage organs.
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To make things even more interesting, not every pinch actually makes a Bloom, and your Blooms can interact with others' Blooms.
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Not only was I creating my own Blooms, but I could also see other composers' Blooms through my HoloLens and interact with them.
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Unlike the nourishing blooms that bring life to the waters of Nome, these cysts can hatch into toxic algal blooms when the ocean warms.
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One of them, Owasco Lake, was plagued by algae blooms last year, and this year "suspicious" blooms have been spotted in Cayuga Lake, she said.
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Limaye and Mogul suggested that these dark spots may be atmospheric microbial blooms, similar to the way algae blooms in pockets of water on Earth.
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The blooms are fading in parts of the state, but time-lapse satellite footage gives you a sense of just how vibrant the blooms were.
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From the Gulf Coast to the northernmost shores of the United States, scientists and government officials are working to decipher algae blooms to help them interpret the causes of the blooms, changes to their climates, and the effects the blooms have on public health and regional environments.
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The daisies and poppies and pastel blooms on an evening capelet were fur; ditto the jacket and pencil skirt of a suit, shaved thin as wool and traced by inky blooms.
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The excess nitrate from the river supports algal blooms in the coastal zone, and it is these blooms that reduce the oxygen levels in the bottom layer once they die and sink.
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It can also generate algal blooms and infectious disease outbreaks.
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China has struggled with algae blooms for the past decade.
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Their bass booms and blooms without ever being too much.
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Each summer algae blooms in the river, fed by nitrates.
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And some of these blooms are not new to 2016.
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Developing forecasts is part of the effort to manage blooms.
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Out in the desolate wastes of deepest Iceland, magic blooms.
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An elaborate white ball gown blooms around her like petals.
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Almond tree blooms should be popping in about four weeks.
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Some of these blooms of ocean life, however, are toxic.
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The blooms show up on the coast almost every year.
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BOTANICAL GARDENS ARE FLOURISHING IN THE SEA— THE WATER BLOOMS.
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These blooms can be harmful to both animals and people.
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The big picture: Algae blooms' harmful effects can be profound.
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Piles of fresh blooms and golden paper await the bereaved.
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Congressional races in Florida are talking about toxic algae blooms.
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What I do know is that in spring, it blooms.
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Blooms started five months early, if they came at all.
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Best of all, guitar chords unfurled as deep, dark blooms.
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They found plenty of nitrates, nutrients that drive phytoplankton blooms.
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Red tide results from toxins released by dead algae blooms.
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The reserve expects the blooms there to continue through April.
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View a collection of Edbrooke's works from her Solstice Blooms series, her previous exhibit Floratopia, and a few recent works below: Solstice Blooms showed at The Gallery at Rye Creative Centre until July 2, 2016.
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Some algal blooms leave a film of muck on the surface and make the water ruddy, but others are difficult to immediately detect, such as the blooms in the pond where Martin's dogs were exposed.
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The blooms occur when colonies of algae grow out of control.
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Particularly cacti that have big blooms, succulents, and deciduous caudiciform plants.
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Bouqs is offering a "Double Blooms" promotion now through May 153.
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Lake Erie has had large algal blooms for years, for example.
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And toxic algal blooms sickened swimmers in a handful of outbreaks.
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From soupy flotsam to giant mould blooms, the interiors were hideous.
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Behind BLOOMS 2's technology is an unexpected activation tool: strobes.
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Governor Scott has consistently referred to these blooms as completely natural.
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The Roald Dahl has blooms the color of a giant peach.
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Water and plant food will yield bright blooms and gorgeous greenery.
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"Scent and flavor sort of blooms in ice cream," she says.
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The Line of Beauty's 1983 blooms out onto 1986, then 1987.
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Its blooms are tiny, each measuring mere millimeters when wide open.
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In fact, many have fallen by the time the plant blooms.
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Enormous blooms have clogged lakes and waterways from Florida to China.
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Normally, though, small blooms die off after a week or so.
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I also love bringing in fresh blooms and citrus-scented candles.
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Scientists don't know why the blooms are so severe this year.
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These nitrogen-rich pollutants have fueled vast blooms of toxic algae.
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"The surface blooms are a concern for aesthetic reasons," she said.
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Through her charismatic writing, we learn about huge "blooms" of jellyfish.
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Despite its simple shape, it is the most freighted of blooms.
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But those beautiful blooms may come with an environmental price tag.
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Algae blooms have shut down fisheries before and cut drinking water supplies.
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Spring may finally be here, but don't let the blooms deceive you.
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"I don't think we would have Trump without Ailes," Blooms tells PEOPLE.
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Large algae blooms starved the water of oxygen, causing fish to drown.
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In some places, blooms, known as red tides, were 40 miles wide.
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Slide it out a foot, and the picture blooms to 120 inches.
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"Jellyfish blooms seem to be enabled by warmer temperatures," Dr. Carman said.
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So, gardeners: How does this flower look different than your terrestrial blooms?
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Its flowers fell in grape-like clusters of, on average, thirteen blooms.
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Print renderings of cotton blooms and other botanical images adorned the walls.
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"These blooms are coming earlier, sometimes two months earlier," Dr. Kahru said.
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Frost is likely to remain light enough not to harm early blooms.
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Today, the choreography blooms by having far less intrusive designs and costumes.
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Containers for blooms can stretch the imaginations of designers and florists alike.
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The flower is known for its smell — or stench — when it blooms.
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"Where only my scar line remains, a red rose blooms," she began.
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Like wildflowers after a fire, diversity blooms as new habitats are established.
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The point is the blur, that in-between space where art blooms.
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Over a million blooms were used as the backdrop to Simons's show.
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She generally avoided white blooms, which are considered funereal in many cultures.
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Kate, the commoner-turned-duchess, had painstakingly selected blooms with real meaning.
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And just like that, the summer rage blooms within me once more.
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Dogwood trees color the countryside with pink and white blooms every spring.
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Some algal blooms are toxic and endanger humans and our companion animals.
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You could skip the flowers altogether, or look for responsibly grown blooms.
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It is the root from which blooms nearly all major social problems.
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But the CDC has declared algae blooms an emerging public health issue.
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"It's like fertilizer for the hair — it's not going to give you new blooms where you don't have any, but it can potentially increase the size of the blooms, and make them last a little longer," she said.
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While no government agency tracks the number of algal blooms nationally, the Washington, D.C.-based Environmental Working Group found cases of almost 300 blooms in rivers, lakes and bays in 21625 states and the Gulf of Mexico since 2900.
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Toxic algae blooms close down beaches A widespread epidemic of toxic algae blooms off the coast of several Gulf Coast beaches in Florida has lead to a number of closures and a state of emergency declaration by the governor.
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Between the existing algae blooms in the rivers that led to the estuary, and blooms in Lake Okeechobee that were released, the Indian River Lagoon didn't stand a chance, said Mark Aubel, president of Greenwater Labs in Palatka, Florida.
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The algae blooms are usually most frequent in late spring and early summer.
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And because these blooms are so ephemeral, they're often gone in a blink.
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If you have a mature plant, you could see multiple blooms at once.
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As with all plants, you'll see more blooms with more hours of sunlight.
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More often it lets state-controlled firms wither, as the private sector blooms.
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Other blooms have been reported in Idaho, and in two lakes in California.
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Lake Erie is known for its beautiful — and sometimes dangerous — blooms of algae.
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Brightly colored duvet covers and cushions are reminiscent of blooms and sunny skies.
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The matching blooms now sit under her scripted "Stay" tattoo on her wrist.
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But excessive nutrients from any fertilizer runoff can cause fish-killing algal blooms.
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He was interested in order, and how it sometimes blooms out of chaos.
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When you push up the yogurt, it blooms into a beautiful flower — genius!
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It blooms into riffs and fugitive ideas, rebellious asides and quick conceptual tryouts.
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"They're incorporating edible blooms into food, into drinks," she said of 2020 couples.
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Blooms at Fulton Center get my email address and send me this spam?
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Today blooms with transformation—creativity is in the air, and things are happening!
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Who's hurting: Human health in the region can deteriorate as the blooms proliferate.
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CreditCreditTomas Munita for The New York Times VIRU, Peru — The desert blooms now.
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You acknowledge that excess nutrients are the fuel that ignites yearly algae blooms.
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Governor Scott dismantled regulation of the very industrial nutrients that fuel algae blooms.
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If there are blooms, a citrus tree may pollinate itself to some extent.
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We've had algae blooms and a Dungeness crab industry that was really harmed.
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Brevetoxin is produced by blooms of Karenia brevis, commonly known as red tide.
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Each week the store displays an exotic floral selection of rare tropical blooms.
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Marine mammals can also hold contaminants such as toxins from harmful algal blooms.
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He marveled at reports of "bud sports," strange, atypical blooms on flowering plants.
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Phosphates are a real environmental menace, which can help cause toxic algae blooms.
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These blooms eventually deplete the water of oxygen, suffocating aquatic plants and animals.
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The orange dye looks like blooms of rust, and the green like mold.
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Don't let the snowstorm and the few blooms fool you: Allergens are here.
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"They could show up after the blooms have already happened," leading to starvation.
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Arrangements are made from blooms sustainably sourced from growers in North and South America.
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Remember: even ten years ago, this concussion blooms into five, which bloom into ten.
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Freshly picked blooms, including stems of calming lavender, are a modern flower power move.
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Open from March to May, Keukenhof bursts to life with colorful blooms every spring.
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"Allowing air to move through the blooms is how you capture warmth," says Scheinfeld.
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However, in some cases, particularly in some freshwater blooms, humans are playing a part.
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"We have seen a correlation between hurricane events preceding really long blooms," Fanara says.
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These blooms also smell awful, like rotting garbage, according to the Ontario parks ministry.
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Just as one relationship blooms in England, another disastrously crumbles right here in America.
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Why it matters: Toxic algal blooms don't just pose a threat to sea life.
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An upcoming documentary film, Our Fire Blooms, goes behind the scenes with the dancers.
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Alice's sexuality flares up only in paroxysmal blooms as her intimacy with Mizuko develops.
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I say the conical indigo-and-daffodil mottled shapes look a bit like blooms.
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The state is dealing with one of the worst algal blooms in its history.
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In February, when I visited Le Luc, the mimosa trees were exploding with blooms.
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The annual blooms appear first in the south before advancing slowly up the archipelago.
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As a character, Lolo is a conceit of indulgent parenting and never fully blooms.
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Li says Blooms has been created for women, but is open to all genders.
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It blooms in the street protests and exploits in the households and in beds.
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For a photo essay featuring a closer look at the blooms, click here: reut.
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What's happening: The crisis is caused by two separate but equally toxic algae blooms.
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Algal blooms releasing toxins into water have recently hit southeastern Florida with increasing frequency.
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Seaside goldenrod often greets the first snowflakes with blooms, even as other plants die.
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Between 1854 and 1880 there were three more serious blooms, the worst in 1878.
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The Pacific Coast has already seen blooms of toxic algae spurred by warmer oceans.
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Apart from being vigilant, there is not much people can do about algae blooms.
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The most complex and luscious blooms are usually perfect flowers, such as the rose.
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Anyway, the dayflowers' blooms are lovely, and completely eradicating them is all but impossible.
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Most are women because companies think their delicate touch does not damage the blooms.
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Melting ice provides nutrients that fuel plankton blooms when sunlight is sufficient for photosynthesis.
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One was covered in a garden of blooms, the petals made from tinted feathers.
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Even in midwinter there are beautiful blooms — recently, giant pansies — destined to be pressed.
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In his studio, the photographer Robert Mapplethorpe turned tropical blooms into icons of sexuality.
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They view the title as a metaphor for music they believe blooms between cultures.
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The nitrogen flowed to rivers and the Great South Bay, leading to algae blooms.
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"Very few of these blooms have been observed," he wrote in an e-mail.
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A little goes a very long way and the flavor blooms with warm food.
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The toxin created by the algal blooms can also make shellfish poisonous to humans.
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Spiking ocean temperatures could also prompt an increase in algal blooms that poison seafood.
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When algae blooms and then dies, it releases toxins that can kill marine life.
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During harmful algal blooms, the algae release toxins that make their way into shellfish.
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According to local lore, their final blooms are a sign that summer is over.
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According to local lore, their final blooms are a sign that summer is over.
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It's both to enhance crop production and, eventually, to lure visitors for their blooms.
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Look for responsibly grown blooms from farms with low environmental impact and fair wages.
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But a gift for friendship that transcends circumstance, for recognizing kinship wherever it blooms?
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But when the feeding conditions are right, they can quickly grow into giant blooms.
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The Yangtze River empties into the East China Sea and red Noctiluca scintillans blooms are often found near the river's mouth, so the authors suspect the reduced river flow during the dam's construction reduced red Noctiluca scintillans blooms from 2000 to 2003.
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Now, the green-blue blooms of toxic algae have been found in lakes and ponds in three New York City parks, leading environmental officials to warn residents to keep pets and young children away from the affected water until the blooms clear.
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Now, the green-blue blooms of toxic algae have been found in lakes and ponds in three New York City parks, leading environmental officials to warn residents to keep pets and young children away from the affected water until the blooms clear.
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This has damaged certain rivers and lakes, causing algae blooms because of chemical run-offs.
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As we enter spring, we are greeted with beautiful blooms and a zoo baby boom.
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Layers of brightly colored blooms are paired with wheat spikes for a more regal look.
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Fields of tulips aren't the only blooms that have been destroyed by tourists this year.
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The abundance and display of blooms featured in Japan is almost impossible to replicate here.
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And what's more inspiring than this view of the Eiffel Tower surrounded by purple blooms?
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Sometimes she wove blooms between rows of colorful ribbons; other times she wore them alone.
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Blooms is Deebs' first release on STX&BRX, a sub-label of Claude VonStroke's Dirtybird.
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It blooms only once every seven years, it's exceedingly rare, and it's coveted by witches.
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No two blooms are quite alike, and all are caused by a confluence of factors.
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Past algal blooms have closed fisheries for entire seasons, losing millions of dollars in revenue.
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The Desdemona, bred by David Austin, features warm pink buds that unfurl into white blooms.
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Large blooms can trap marine life, making it difficult or impossible for them to move.
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"It's very difficult and maybe impossible to manage these blooms," co-author Chuanmin Hu said.
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Springtime means bright blooms, longer days, and a new class that's getting ready to graduate.
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Five outbreaks were caused by chemicals or toxic algal blooms rather than bacteria or parasites.
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The blooms have also been documented in Alabama, Texas, Indiana and Pennsylvania over the years.
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Both singers blend sweetness with mournfulness, and this is a love song that blooms slowly.
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Worst of all, oil palms, with their blood-red fruit, do not produce colorful blooms.
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Indeed, blooms of algae, which supply oxygen to the atmosphere, can be seen from space.
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Thicker, stronger and longer-lasting toxic algae blooms have devastated this slice of Florida coast.
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The idea was for guests to pick their favorites — and leave with handfuls of blooms.
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But these blooms are not fresh-cut greenhouse specimens — they're intricate models sculpted by Cetti.
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Market Report Whether printed, stitched or painted, blooms abound on the season's boots and handbags.
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"When one blooms, we all congratulate each other, like it's a birth announcement," he added.
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Western arrangements prioritize full-frontal blooms, ripe and bold and staring straight at the viewer.
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We swallow existential questions, and the despair or wonder that blooms from them, and work.
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A row of floral displays included an arrangement of white blooms shaped like a guitar.
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The blooms normally start in October through winter, but this one lasted over a year.
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Those bacteria block water flow in the flowers' stems, causing your blooms to wilt sooner.
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Fish that have been choked by these harmful algae blooms are washing up on beaches.
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The daisies and poppies and pastel blooms on an evening capelet were carved from fur.
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Since then, she has resumed visiting Rungis to inspect tulips, roses and other blooms personally.
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"We really do have to get a handle on the nutrients that are driving these algae blooms because science has demonstrated that as our climates warm, we are going to see more algae blooms," said Betty Staugler, a marine scientist with Florida Sea Grant.
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This is far from the first time scientists have caught sight of phytoplankton blooms from space.
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They will also bloom, but the leaf pattern is more of a statement than the blooms.
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The blooms will only last 12 hours so you have to catch them when they're opening.
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Yet with discovery can come unforeseen consequences: thalidomide, algal blooms, DDT, endocrine disruption and ozone depletion.
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Nitrogen is food for tiny algae — and when it's washed ashore, it can feed algal blooms.
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It's rare but every so often on Survivor, the pheromones kick into gear and love blooms.
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Blue-green algae blooms have historically taken over Lake Okeechobee, the largest freshwater lake in Florida.
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Truth is, direct contact with contaminated water isn't the biggest health risk associated with algae blooms.
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Its powerful funk blooms into the room as soon as Mr Katz removes the crock top.
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Protip: Check out some of the park's most stunning blooms on the Ross Maxwell Scenic Drive.
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This bacterium multiplies a lot during the summer, resulting in massive growth spurts known as blooms.
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Exactly how fresh are the blooms decking the earring from Rodarte's FW16 Real Flower Jewelry collection?
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Wildflowers carpeted the barren desert terrain, attracting hordes of tourists seeking a glimpse of the blooms.
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An excess of nitrogen causes algal blooms—or the rapid accumulation of algae in an area.
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Orange flower blooms so saturated with color seeped through my eyes and imprinted on my brain.
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Local blooms that are in season at the time of your wedding are generally less expensive.
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Media expand and contract and warp in unpredictable ways: explore this new field while it blooms.
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Pixelated blooms and exotic plants sway in front of your endless path through the bright environment.
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Those nutrients can support blooms of phytoplankton in places that otherwise might be devoid of life.
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As the two attempt to save princesses and cook hot dogs, friendship blooms into something more.
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CORNWALL "Birds and Blooms," garden tours in Cornwall Village, West Cornwall, Cornwall Bridge and Cornwall Hollow.
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As the ring begins to melt, the flower blooms and reveals a "chocolate bonbon surprise" inside.
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Dozens of Baltic Sea beaches have "no swimming" warnings due to health risks from algae blooms.
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Where conditions are right, masses of its yellow blooms can be found well into late November.
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In unpretentious fashion, "After Everything" portrays the bittersweetness of a first love that blooms in crisis.
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Scientists generally agree that algae blooms are becoming worse, intensified by agricultural runoff and warm weather.
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This episode delves into majestic green seas replete with kelp forests, mangroves and blooms of algae.
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Blooms are juxtaposed with cannabis leaves and neon strips, and waxy red anthuriums make excellent headgear.
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National Park Service signs went up, amid warnings that the blooms were being tested for toxicity.
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There were potted plants, whose blooms and foliage appeared to grow straight from the woman's head.
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Algae occurs naturally in water, but the blue-green variety are considered Harmful Algal Blooms (HABs).
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The beautiful blue-green algae are in fact Harmful Algal Blooms or HABs, environmental officials report.
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Charlee Remitz "Nothing Blooms Quite Like a Heartache" Another potential 2020 anthem comes from Charlee Remitz.
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In Kubaba, a swanky and fashionably lit Lebanese restaurant uptown, this scope for greater harmony blooms.
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The land is originally desert, but the first owner irrigates it and soon the desert blooms.
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Even visiting pollinators set the blooms trembling as they work their way through the tiny cosmos.
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Every time the future is saved, a new and more sinister one blooms on the horizon.
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Choose from a variety of floral themes, from farmers' market fresh blooms to gorgeous rose arrangements.
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For that reason, research into the environmental and health concerns associated with algal blooms is vital.
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That may show the best way to ensure your blooms last longer: Get a resilient flower.
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The algae blooms impact millions of Floridians, but outside the Sunshine State, its impact is minimal.
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Each week, the department's website updates a list of sites statewide with suspicious or confirmed blooms.
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In 2017, wildflower blooms in Southern California were so massive that they were visible from space.
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If untreated sewage gets into area waters, it can create algae blooms and other ecological problems.
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You can see the brown, shriveled buds, next to the newest blooms on the three trees.
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In 2017, wildflower blooms in Southern California were so dense that they were visible from space.
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This seed turns out to be an actual seed, because from it a flower sprouts and blooms.
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This beauty blooms only at night, with flowers the size of your hand and an intoxicating fragrance.
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Make sure you identify the specie and find out when it will bloom – cactus blooms are AMAZING!
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Heavy wind prevented farmers from blowing pockets of warm air above the cold to save the blooms.
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Only then did we realize the backyard had several apple trees, each a burst of white blooms.
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Algae blooms can disrupt fisheries, causing millions of dollars in lost revenue, and cut drinking water supplies.
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Larkspurs with towering blue-violet spikes rise near snapdragons and tickseed with its golden daisy-like blooms.
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Each flower must be pollinated by hand on the morning it blooms or the beans won't sprout.
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Of those eight, four had high levels of domoic acid, a neurotoxin created by harmful algal blooms.
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Steadily morphing like the poppies' blooms, these repetitious works displayed nature's steadfast presence — beauty despite surrounding conflict.
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The majority of the blooms are sourced from sustainable farms in California, where arrangements are also designed.
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Find more works by Jenny Edbrooke, including Solstice Blooms and other past exhibits, on her website, here.
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Lively shared a snapshot from Longshore's studio showing off a canvas featuring a bouquet of glittery blooms.
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Before May's Full Flower Moon blooms, the sky is putting on a different kind of light show.
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Look closer and you'll see that they're carvings, too -- not just perfect blooms plucked from a pond.
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The lake's algae blooms and lack of dissolved oxygen during August and September are likely to blame.
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Dr. Davis said he also believed that climate change was working against efforts to prevent algal blooms.
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CORNWALL "Birds and Blooms," tours of gardens in Cornwall Village, West Cornwall, Cornwall Bridge and Cornwall Hollow.
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Inadvertently, dogs can also alert us to possible adverse human health effects due to harmful algal blooms.
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The gold blooms coalesce into a snake of flame that sidewinds to meet the charging orange wave.
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"These blooms here—they're the exoskeletons of mold spores," he explains, pointing at a bright pink stain.
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Nearly calm, warm waters like those found on Lake Okeechobee can be especially ideal for such blooms.
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But people either forgot or were unaware that these blooms were happening long before those industries arrived.
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Once blooms are pollinated, growers will start spraying their orchards, and bees have to be removed quickly.
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Snapshot: Above, Anza-Borrego Desert State Park in Southern California, is known for its stunning wildflower blooms.
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The electrical field helps bees to recognize pollen-rich blooms and perhaps even to transfer the pollen.
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But for more than 10 to 15 percent of the blooms to be pollinated, bees are required.
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Noticed By incorporating surprising hues and unfashionable blooms, these floral designers are leaving traditional Rococo grandeur behind.
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Now, their owners say they hope their loss will educate fellow dog lovers about the dangerous blooms.
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The cameras see heat blooms, meaning they can record only numbers and general circulation within a building.
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This flower (possibly the species Epiphyllum oxypetalum), according to Mr. Randall's account, blooms one night a year.
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The nighttime blooms reduce competition for pollinators by other plants, allowing the cactuses to bear more fruit.
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Huge blooms of noxious duckweed look, from above, like pea-green wigs spread out in the sun.
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Dumping of fertilizer and human waste into the water also contributes to some algae blooms, Brand said.
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Also cotillion dresses in silver and emerald green and evening gowns encrusted in three-dimensional metallic blooms.
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Along Lake Baikal, some locals say they can no longer drink water from their taps during blooms.
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Warmer waters also lead to algae blooms, red tides that further decrease oxygen, and kill sea life.
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Over time, the blooms make an ascent up the hills, and eventually into the mountains by summer.
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Their stirring, noise-driven doom metal blooms from the pair's internal conflicts with ADHD, anxiety, and depression.
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Jamison Teale, a member of The Queen of the Night Society, a Facebook page of about half a dozen residents of Hudson, N.Y., who all have their own plants, has shared blooms with friends on his porch in the past and may have blooms in the coming days.
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The bright pink perennial blooms also add a happy note to my balcony on cold and grey days.
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Graphic cloud designs mix with floral bursts of color perfectly reminiscent of the first blooms of the season.
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Algae blooms such as this are happening with increasing frequency due to climate change and increasing nutrient pollution.
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Corpse flower blooms, once rare, have become more prolific, with seven occurring this summer in the United States.
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At the rose ceremony, the 21 remaining blooms are distributed among the 29 remaining women with little surprises.
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Looking ahead, the researchers would like to observe these blooms and their SSA emissions in the real world.
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The blooms are magnificent – big, white blossoms the size of your hand that give off a sweet aroma.
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But, Mono Lake does support some life, like bacteria, large blooms of algae, and trillions of brine shrimp.
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The blooms were then donated to Repeat Roses, a charity that gifts bouquets to hospitals and support centers.
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People took pictures there, with the fountain behind them, all surrounded by flowers, huge urns full with blooms.
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We drive through huge patches of sargassum seaweed; the seaweed and brown algae blooms exacerbated by global warming.
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The overwhelming majority of those blooms come from Colombia, particularly the temperate highlands outside of Bogotá and Medellín.
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Every time there were two blooms beside each other (often), she compared them to me and my sister.
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The blooms were then donated to Repeat Roses, a charity that gifts bouquets to hospitals and support centers.
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The blooms in Lake Erie and Lake Okeechobee are being fed by fertilizers and other land pollution runoff.
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When he does the screen blooms into a dial pad as though his finger has given it life.
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This pollutes watercourses and fills lakes with algal blooms, despite new requirements to fence streams off from livestock.
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Michigan's Lake Erie blooms so routinely that NOAA has created a seasonal algae forecast tool specifically for it.
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A combination of burgundy, white and pale pink blooms catch Linda's eye as she crafts her custom bouquet.
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A satellite image of the East China Sea showing blooms of red Noctiluca scintillans east of Hangzhou Bay.
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Sometimes I opened my eyes and watched colored blooms form interesting shapes as my eyes searched the dark.
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Why it matters: The environmental impacts of large volumes of ash range from contaminated soil to algal blooms.
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A rushing Gulf wind slashes the banana leaves into ribbons and blows dead camellia blooms across the yard.
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You feel the tension in your knees and it blooms up through your stomach then your chest. Ding.
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Since then, we've consistently documented the fuzz and slime that blooms when we forget to chuck things out.
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They help keep water from evaporating, making the technology attractive in drought-plagued areas, and restrict algae blooms.
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So far they've been accelerating algae blooms, stirring up sediment, and consuming the eggs of native fish species.
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But most of Russia's steel products shipped to the U.S. are semi-finished steel — blooms, billets and slabs.
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Over time, a buildup of sediments, toxic blooms, and climate change could cause the lake to dry up.
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He also touted his work on the farm bill and curbing toxic algae blooms in the Great Lakes.
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Algae blooms usually happen in the late summer or early fall and last around three to five months.
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The latest test results will tell more about the blue-green algae that are considered Harmful Algal Blooms.
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Kahlo regularly matched her lips to her nails to the blooms in her hair: crimson, magenta, bubble gum.
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Later, phosphate mining and the sugar cane industry became, in the minds of many, synonymous with algae blooms.
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Whitlow grass blooms in the poorest of soils — look for it where cultivated plants have had trouble establishing.
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Leiden, which is marking the 350th anniversary of Rembrandt's death, remains the center of this world of blooms.
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Later, in Victorian England, fashioning dainty artificial blooms kept busy the hands of a generation of genteel housewives.
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But this year the use of florals took center stage as gowns featuring elaborate blooms dominated the runway.
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The designers Ines Di Santo, Pronovias and Monique Lhuillier created wedding dresses that dripped in multicolored bold blooms.
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Debby Grovak protests Florida Governor Rick Scott's inaction on toxic algal blooms in Sarasota, Florida, in July 2018.
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Toxic freshwater algal blooms, originating inland at Lake Okeechobee, have also caused concern in southern Florida this summer.
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Blooms occur in waters all over the world, including those around Iceland, New Zealand, Chile and South Africa.
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The first migrant birds seemed to arrive hesitatingly and late, alighting on frost-damaged blooms with cold feet.
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Whether they report a definitive link between toxic algae blooms and Florida's spraying policies remains to be seen.
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It led seal and sea-bird populations to die off, algal blooms to spread, and coral to bleach.
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The park said on its Facebook page that its southern reaches had begun to see blooms, including globemallows.
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Over the past few months, an estimated 2,000 tons of dead wildlife—killed by the red tide and other algae blooms—has washed up on Florida's western shorelines, and the cleanup and management effort from both saltwater and freshwater blooms has cost at least $16 million of dollars so far.
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With whimsy and an appreciation of literature and history, Mr. Austin gave memorable names to his roses: Charles Darwin (with yellow cupped blooms), James Galway (a climber with dense pink rosettes), Dame Judi Dench (orange blooms with ruffled petals) and Roald Dahl (whose orange-red buds open up to peach rosettes).
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Collins also said places like the Gulf of Mexico and the Mediterranean Sea are prime places for jellyfish blooms.
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The Vivobarefoot Ultra Blooms, set to release in July, will be the world's first shoe made from algae biomass.
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Today, this research suggests, we can see these surviving microbial blooms as dark splotches in Venus's lower cloud layer.
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These $20 arrangements include roses, lily of the valley, and gorgeous variety mixes with up to six different blooms.
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The lagoons also have a large amount of nitrates, which can cause algae blooms that deprive fish of oxygen.
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He has noticed some blooms forming on the bean plants already, meaning that flowering is likely around the corner.
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The algal blooms that Anderson and his colleagues work on in the Gulf of Maine are almost entirely natural.
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Researchers have been able develop various techniques for forecasting algae blooms, such as combining satellite imagery with computer simulations.
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Years ago, there was about $22 million of government funding available to the community of scientists who study blooms.
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The state's waters have also experienced harmful blue-green algae blooms, aided by a heavy rainy season last spring.
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Algae blooms in the Gulf of Mexico are fueled by nutrient runoff from rivers, but also by contaminated groundwater.
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The collection of blooms stretched from California to northern Washington, making it the biggest recorded on the Pacific coast.
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"I came down that evening, I saw those two notes and the big blooms had been removed," she said.
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Blooms continues from Deebs' 2015 EP Shift, made in collaboration with Los Angeles R&B singer-songwriter Jarell Perry.
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The researchers were able to detect RNS blooms due to the unique way this plankton absorbs and scatters light.
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First prize went to SIM Labs for their artificial intelligence program that will be capable of predicting algae blooms.
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Looking ahead, the researchers would like to develop a model to predict the growth of blooms in the future.
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"Whales are not just passengers in the oceans, dependent on bottom-up forces such as phytoplankton blooms," said Roman.
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Contact with the toxic blooms commonly results in coughing or throat itch, as well as skin irritation and rashes.
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If the ash runs off into streams, it could eventually reach the San Francisco Bay and stimulate algal blooms.
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The campaign even cut a TV ad about algae blooms featuring Portman in a fishing boat on Lake Erie.
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Inspired by the diverse blooms there, Ms. Dunn wondered, What if she could have bred a more obedient boy?
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To the editor: Re: "Uncertain Forecast for Fight Against Algae" (July 19): Harmful algae blooms are a global problem.
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Blooms will be predicted and forecasted, with different levels of alerts to denote the scale of the Sargassum event.
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People can swim in the Ohio River now, although they must be cautious of algae blooms and bacteria conditions.
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Warming air and water temperatures may make algae blooms more common, since toxic blue-green algae prefer warm water.
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NOAA algal bloom specialist Richard Stumpf said that in Florida and other warm climates, blooms can last all year.
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Her bouquets are inspired by the wild, which is apparent in their beautifully unkempt shapes and variety of blooms.
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The blooms have ravaged marine life, causing dead fish, sea turtles, manatees and a whale shark to wash ashore.
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FIXES As a form of therapy, arranging gently used blooms is enriching the lives of older and marginalized people.
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Fertilizer runoff ends up in our waterways, causing algae blooms that starve fish and other aquatic wildlife of oxygen.
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It crunches and stings, and then the heat of the raw chiles blooms, blindsiding, extorting a pause between mouthfuls.
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The result has been a country waking up daily to hidden blooms of cases suddenly revealed by fresh testing.
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Maps of the states where algae blooms reside are periodically updated by the New York Department of Environmental Quality.
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It's her mission now, she says, to erect signs about toxic waters and warn pet owners about the blooms.
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CreditCreditGabriella Demczuk for The New York Times WASHINGTON — Imagine a rainbow that has burst into a million colorful blooms.
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I touched plants with polka-dot leaves and velvet petals and starfish blooms, and ones resembling tiny pink spaceships.
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Grasse is especially known for its fragrant May rose, the pale pink flower that blooms in May, and jasmine.
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The blooms can release toxins that can cause liver damage, lead to respiratory paralysis or produce other fatal conditions.
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The blooms can release toxins that can cause liver damage, lead to respiratory paralysis or produce other fatal conditions.
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A. Love often blooms in the halls of apartment buildings: "Mad Men" and "Breakfast at Tiffany's" come to mind.
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The state is dealing with toxic algal blooms, which are affecting the state's coasts as well as water inland.
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While it is unclear what causes toxic algal blooms, they present severe health risks to humans and aquatic life.
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Some almond growers took precautions by using wind machines or sprinklers to protect the blooms from frost and freezing.
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Another exotic, also imported during the late 19th century from China, winter jasmine blooms in January, too, even here.
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Purple is the color of warmer months in southern California when the jacaranda blooms, falls, and carpets the pavement.
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Hurricane Floyd in 1999 also led to lagoons contaminating North Carolina's waterways, killing fish and leading to algae blooms.
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These fishers have connected some worrying dots, from the toxic blooms and warming oceans to climate change and fossil fuels.
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But in all that movement are moments of beauty, albeit ones that are often as fleeting as the cut blooms.
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A rising number of sea lions are being poisoned by toxic algae blooms in California, according to The Associated Press.
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For all the pastel blooms and pretty white dresses, the most intriguing element of their big day came after hours.
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The Blooms nursed Penguin back to health, and through the journey mended some of the tears left by Sam's accident.
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Phosphorous is vital to life, but high concentrations can trigger blooms of toxic algae that choke fish and other life.
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Harmful algal blooms happen when the normally occurring aquatic plants grow out of control and produce toxic effects on fish.
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And don't forget to get your flower crowns ready — this look is perfect topped with a fresh ring of blooms.
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They're responsible for creating nearly all the oxygen on Earth, and become visible during massive blooms, some of which glow.
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The National Park Service said the low temperatures could cause the blossoms to lose about 10 percent of their blooms.
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Known for its Dahlia blooms, the floral jubilee draws international attention every year and is revered for its production value.
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Whether it's a fresh bouquet or even a magnet shaped like the flower, these blooms have become a common theme.
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The blooms usually grow from January to June or July, corresponding with nutrient availability from the Amazon and Mississippi rivers.
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The algae is coating water like "chunky guacamole" Politicians of all stripes are calling the extent of the blooms unprecedented.
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Fertilizer and cow dung also run into rivers and cause toxic algal blooms that kill plants and fish, Behrens says.
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In Florida, harmful algal blooms (HABs) provided a summer-long national news story with no clear end solution in sight.
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Bouqs also promises that it only cuts the flowers it sells, so there aren't any cut blooms going to waste.
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Gradually, the sound blooms, and other instruments (here an ensemble of 14) join in, like a cosmic exercise in tuning.
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"I certainly believe as a scientist that climate change will influence the size and intensity of these blooms," he said.
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The cyanobacteria that comprise algal blooms can also release neurotoxins that have killed dogs and pose risks to human health.
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Sargassum populations boomed, and every year since (with the exception of 20023) has seen major blooms of the brown algae.
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I started ordering myself flowers last year — this year, I spent $50 on a bouquet of my favorite blooms. Ridiculous?
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The unique blooms are sure to bring a whole lot of flavor to the big day for select, lucky couples.
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Places like that aren't static, and neither are our relationships with them; things change, people move, venues close, blooms fade.
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Some people suspect the state's agricultural interests, such as the sugar industry, are causing some of these blooms through pollution.
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In 2015, he expanded into fragrance, hoping that his savvy eye for blooms would cross over into distilling their essences.
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That's if it blooms at all: My grandmother's "series" apparently bloomed only once in all the decades she had it.
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As a novelist, I've researched the subject, yet my understanding lacks the certainty of those newly acquainted with these blooms.
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It blooms in profusion in my hometown but not at all in Nashville, where I have lived for 32 years.
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"It also happens to be the golden way to the good life — the kind of life in which happiness blooms."
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That those who wander by the renegade installations feel comfortable taking handfuls of blooms, thus destroying the effect, delights Miller.
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But then a touring Egyptian band (mistakenly) winds up there, and new life blooms, shyly and unexpectedly, beneath desert skies.
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Inside they were met with a tree-sized spray of white blooms and greenery-wrapped spheres with flickering lights inside.
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For their part, cactuses like Pachycereus pringlei, the Mexican giant cactus, have adapted their blooms to suit their pollinators' GPS.
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We poked around the block last week and saw planters and urns of blooms in every color of the rainbow.
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Soybean condition remains at 4, and plants are starting to put on blooms, which eventually give way to pod growth.
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The University of Florida's McDonald identified algal blooms as one area where Nelson could make up major ground on Scott.
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Algal blooms threaten iconic freshwater bodies around the world, including the Great Lakes, Lake Geneva, and Lake Biwa in Japan.
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Algal blooms, for instance, can produce neurotoxins that are harmful to fish and crustaceans — and the humans who consume them.
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She released a new book last year, and teaches inspiring workshops in addition to arranging her homegrown blooms for events.
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As their thousands of followers already know, these floral designers and farmers deliver beautiful blooms daily — to your Instagram feed.
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Among the blooms are baby blue eyes, orange poppies, purple bush lupine and goldfields — all set against rare green canvas.
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In many, many waterways — including lakes used for drinking water — fertilizer runoff induces incredibly large blooms of (often toxic) algae.
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California was especially lucky to witness two super blooms within two years, something that usually only happens once a decade.
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Fertilizer runoff catalyzes the blooms, but warmer waters that come with a warmer climate make them harder to reign in.
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The new "Wedding in a Box" collection from Sam's Club includes all the blooms you may need, from bouquets to boutonnières.
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The temperature and humidity tag will tell you when your house is too cold or too hot for the delicate blooms.
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But it can also spark outbreaks of toxic algal blooms and impair air quality around the Gulf of Mexico, NASA says.
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Last month, Governor Rick Scott declared a state of emergency in counties whose waterways were befouled by blue-green algae blooms.
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One example in Birmingham is the Rhododendron Walk, a secluded spot surrounded by a tall beech hedge and bursting with blooms.
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The rosettes on a jaguar's pelt mirror the heavens—rosettes like blooms or broken rings of clouds around stars' dark eyes.
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Retreating sea ice causes more sunlight to reach the ocean and that leads to blooms of algae and other marine plants.
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The algal blooms are being blamed on polluted water flowing from Lake Okeechobee, which has been on the verge of overflow.
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What I love about Gohar Dashti's photos of abandoned residences in Iran are the blooms of natural beauty her spaces contain.
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When tragedy throws them together, Cecily sacrifices something dear to her to save Roy, and during his convalescence their love blooms.
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She even sells several chic styles of her own that may surprise would-be critics of faux greens, blooms and wreaths.
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By Design Winter drapes the limbs of cherry trees with shimmery icicles, but by early spring, pale blooms will push forth.
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On Saturday, former president Barack Obama appeared onstage during the former first lady's tour stop in Washington, D.C., with pink blooms.
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Bailon also keeps the candles lit and her vases overflowing with bouquets — although the blooms do have a very sneaky secret.
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Scott declared a separate emergency to combat algal blooms caused by Lake Okeechobee water discharges from the Army Corps of Engineers.
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From these images, the researchers were able to detect the distinctive red RNS blooms, as distinguished from other species of algae.
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"You have thunderstorms, you have a torrential downpour, you have clouds … you have bursts of sun, you have blooms," Panichgul said.
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Related: This Trash Art Residency Makes Waste Wondrous Beauty Blooms in Death and Decay Pictorialism: The Movement that Birthed Modern Photography
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This involves repeatedly harvesting seaweed in the wild, or using fertilizers in the water, which can lead to unwanted algal blooms.
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"Toxic algal blooms affect drinking water supplies, agriculture, fishing, recreation, and tourism," said Jeff Ho of the Carnegie Institution for Science.
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Heavy rains in the spring helped end the state's historic drought in most agricultural regions but also caused loss of blooms.
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Although they occur naturally, algal blooms are being intensified by human activity in ways that scientists are still trying to quantify.
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"It is likely that toxic blooms will continue to increase and expand as these features of climate change continue," she added.
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Nationwide, the health and economic costs from harmful blooms are estimated at $82 million a year, according to the federal government.
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A 2017 study published in Biogeosciences cites "high anomalously unprecedented positive sea surface temperature" as a potential factor in the blooms.
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An arm here, a leg there, juts out from the trees' floral sundress, a delicate skein of pink and purple blooms.
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More damage is caused by fertiliser-rich run-off from farms, leading to algal blooms which block light the corals need.
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In 2014, Toxic algal blooms in Lake Erie creeped into residents' drinking water in Toledo Ohio, filling it with deadly cyanotoxins.
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Rob Portman, who talked about algae blooms when campaigning in Toledo, WashPost notes, instead of talking about the "Access Hollywood" tape.
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Why it matters: Big algae blooms hit waterfront economies that are especially depending on boating and fishing, like those in Florida.
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There are still a lot of blooms, and to my mind they are more perfect and vibrant this time of year.
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The blooms occur naturally, but researchers believe they are being intensified by runoff that pushes waste and fertilizer into the Pacific.
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The blooms represent the beginning of the valley's growing season each year: Almond trees are first to bud, flower and fruit.
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First, the seagrass that was keeping the river full of oxygen died because toxic algae blooms blocked their sunlight, Brand said.
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When the tupelo flowers start to fade, bees will move on to whatever blooms next, which here is often gallberry bushes.
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The roses start small, budded at the top of the dress, and get bigger, to snowball-size blooms at the hem.
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Resourcefulness about what's ready or wilting is the subject of the visual survey "Blooms: Contemporary Floral Design" (Phaidon, $49.95, 272 pp.).
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Harmful algae blooms, which can be blue, vibrant green, brown or red, are sometimes mistaken for paint floating on the water.
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It's not until later that you realize the amount of power and body she's packed into the note as it blooms.
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"Without [the charity], the unsold blooms at the stores in our community would likely be discarded to the landfill," she said.
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This has resulted in deforestation and algae blooms from fertilizer, particularly in the heartland and down to the Gulf of Mexico.
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If you want to have some flowers in your home, the goldfish plant and its subtle blooms will do the trick.
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Terry's own coffin, painted mauve and decorated with deep purple hydrangea blooms, sits in the couple's home, waiting to be lined.
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We give blooms to note a birth, a death and many occasions in between, including the, well, blossoming, of romantic love.
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Taxpayers have funded millions at both federal and state levels to address ensuing water-quality issues, such as harmful algal blooms.
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The early blooms are potentially a good sign for next year's crop but it is too soon to say for sure.
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Three weeks after the eruptions started, the blooms, quite incredibly, extended outward for nearly a hundred miles off the Hawaiian coast.
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Luckily, you can buy wholesale flowers on websites like Blooms by the Box, which offers flowers for online order in bulk.
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In California, Mr. Schreiner said, because there are so many different microclimates, it's tough to predict (and plan for) peak blooms.
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Or Yossi and Jagger, where an unexpected romance blooms between two male soldiers amid the bloodshed on the Israel-Lebanon border.
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There are the big floral prints we know and love, with yellow blooms picked out with royal blue on a flute-sleeved midi dress, painterly pink roses on a navy Bardot neck jumpsuit, white and blue blooms on a full-skirted prom dress, evening gowns in velvet and chiffon, and a very chic drop-waist LBD.
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One participant drew blooms sprouting from the dancer's outstretched arms; another sketched out the path of the dancer's head with little strokes.
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As they age, this groovy mold blooms into a wavy, psychedelic, brain-like rind that softens the cheese from the outside in.
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Large blooms of toxic algae are spreading through the waters of coastal Florida, allegedly causing health problems and scaring away beachgoing tourists.
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Andrew Toth/FilmMagic Next, it was time for the flowers — and, yes, those gorgeous blooms are the real deal, says the pro.
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"It's really hard to watch these animals suffer, especially if there's not something we can do to stop these blooms from happening."
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Dean Jones gives it his all on each take of "Being Alive," the big finale, even as fatigue blooms in his eyes.
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One significant cause is agricultural runoff jettisoned from the Mississippi River, which feeds the massive algal blooms whose decomposition depletes water oxygen.
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Thanks to uncommonly heavy rains this winter, much of Southern California is seeing a massive burst of wildflower blooms across the state.
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Harmful algal blooms happen when the normally occurring aquatic plants grow out of control due to warm, still weather, among other factors.
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Too much, and you can get dangerous, or at least unpleasant, algal blooms that suck oxygen from the water and kill fish.
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While this photo may look gorgeous, it actually depicts one of the worst toxic algal blooms to hit Lake Erie in years.
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These particular blooms may look familiar to you as well because they're often used in leis to symbolize a welcoming in Hawaii.
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Also known as sea sparkles, red Noctiluca scintillans are contributors to red tides—deadly algal blooms that are toxic to marine life.
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Biologists have tried to track RNS blooms using boats, but these efforts have largely failed to show distribution patterns over large areas.
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Beautiful Blooms This fresh floral look is simpler than it seems, requiring only small rubber stamps and chalk-ink pads to grow.
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The blooms join a range of misshapen produce sold by the retailer at discount rates, part of a program to reduce waste.
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Haber's fertilizers fed the world's people, but also fed algae in the sea: Fertilizer runoffs have created algae blooms, which poison fish.
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One flower on Dani's flower crown blooms and frays over and over again, mimicking the life cycle so central to the film.
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Warmer waters, increased precipitation and pollutant runoff made way for toxic algae blooms and brown tide, ultimately depleting the water of oxygen.
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The steering is superb and the steel brakes work wonderfully and confidence blooms in your heart as you overtake slower sports cars.
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Vogue just revealed its April cover, and none other than Gomez is sitting pretty in a Michael Kors bustier covered in blooms.
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"Not everybody's Facebook group is going to be your Facebook group," said Lindsay Stead, the owner and CEO of Gilded Blooms Communications.
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Scientists say that climate change is a leading factor for the emergence of new, larger blooms near Florida due to warming waters.
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She blooms into a loving, forgiving woman, but she spends much of her melancholy 20s — what do psychologists call that period now?
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Swarms of them, known as "jellyfish blooms," have become more common worldwide, forcing beach closures, causing power outages, and killing other fish.
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These bouquets can even be delivered on the same day, with some blooms arriving just two hours after your order is placed.
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Increased nutrient levels in water from leaking septic tanks or lawn fertilizer causes red tide blooms to develop, the Herald-Tribune noted.
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Blackmore & Langdon's has been breeding begonias and delphiniums — brightly colored flowers with full blooms in yellow, orange, pink and blue — since 1901.
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The blooms were attributed to the death of a 26 foot whale shark that washed up on Florida's Sanibel Island in July.
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The colorful snow is made up of communities of algae that thrive in freezing temperatures and liquid water, resulting in algal blooms.
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Around five years ago, a large blob of heat plagued the Pacific Ocean, leading to die-offs, algal blooms, and coral bleaching.
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The wedding day, executed by event producer Fait Accompli, also took place at the Rosewood, where blooms by Tuscany Flowers were prominent.
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He cooks meals for his family from the vegetable garden that blooms behind the fence that he built with his ex-husband.
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The next generation ear cuff: otherworldly blooms of plastic flowers extended from up near the hairline to very well past the lobe.
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Red tide blooms are fast-growing colonies of algae that often turn the water red and are common in the Florida area.
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The Centers for Disease Control and Prevention estimates that monitoring and managing harmful algae blooms costs states millions of dollars each year.
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This year, Mr. Williams looked up and found man-made blooms and plumage — bursts of color holding space for the real thing.
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They are pitted and scuffed, covered with rust spots that resemble blooms of algae or craters on the surface of the moon.
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They overwhelm the senses, in the way that wildflower "super blooms" have overtaken California's landscape and all of Instagram in recent years.
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I have this neon pink Christmas cactus that blooms around now, no matter how neglected, that makes me think of this song!
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There is also a rooftop terrace of nearly 1,100 square feet — enough room for the couple to plant a few more blooms.
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The Dutch city of Leiden, which is marking the 350th anniversary of Rembrandt's death, remains the center of a world of blooms.
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Mr. Ford himself redoes the white flowers, plucking out the roses and leaving in the ranunculus, because he doesn't like mixed blooms.
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Every day, he goes out on the river, taking note of new algae blooms and construction projects that could impact the estuary.
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Environmental officials are warning New York City dog owners to beware of three parks that have green-blue blooms of toxic algae.
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Nitrous oxide from vehicle exhaust destroys some of the airborne aromas of flowers, befuddling bees so they have difficulty finding their blooms.
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The blooms are summoned not by magic, but temperature, humidity or rainfall, with most species blooming at rainy times in the summer.
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Ocean acidification changes the coasts, releasing excess nutrient that can create algae blooms and increasing sea temperatures and salinity, according to NOAA.
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Some flowers change color when pollination is complete, signaling to would-be visitors that they should move on to freshly opened blooms.
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Miller lives in Toledo, Ohio, where fertilizer runoff from farms had caused blooms of toxic cyanobacteria in Lake Erie, her water supply.
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For example, it can affect the timing of blooms of phytoplankton, the microscopic organisms at the bottom of the ocean food chain.
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The following chart shows the density of sargassum in the Atlantic every July (the month when sargassum blooms peak) from 2011 on.
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People have also been sickened by algae blooms in the ocean, such as the "red tide" events that periodically plague Florida's coasts.
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Sea ice melt cleared the way for a series of algae blooms in the region, which can have widespread effects on food webs.
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Satellites do an incredible job of mapping algal blooms, the green mats that spread over lakes and oceans during warm, nutrient-rich summers.
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Most are found in super-alkaline lakes throughout Africa's Great Rift Valley, which host immense blooms of microscopic blue-green algae (called cyanobacteria).
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If climate change goes unchecked, we could see more of these algal blooms along our coasts and in lakes, according to new research.
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Nitrogen is food for tiny algae, called phytoplankton — and when it's washed ashore, it can feed algal blooms like the ones in Florida.
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An excess of these nutrients in the water can produce these blooms, if the sun is shining and the water is relatively still.
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Davis' wedding gown featured plenty of rhinestones and feathers, upping the glam factor, and even her bouquet eschewed traditional blooms for crystal flowers.
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His portfolio includes similar flower statues of Jordan's popular Nike sneakers, a 7-foot tall statue of the NBA's logo using 7,000 blooms.
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Instagram accounts like brrch_floral are modernizing the art of floral arrangements with usual shapes and garnishes like peacock feathers, aroid blooms, and wheat.
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"Harmful algal blooms can be quite dangerous," says Laura T. Johnson, director of the National Center for Water Quality Research at Heidelberg University.
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But all of this added seagull crap is contributing to extensive algal blooms, which sucks a tremendous amount of oxygen from the water.
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Algal blooms also degrades recreational and fishing areas—not to mention the increased costs for local governments that have to deal with them.
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But scaling up production in open tanks is hard, because as the algae blooms form, they prevent sunlight penetrating deeper into the water.
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Nitrogen runoff can destroy lakes and cause toxic algal blooms that close beaches, kill animals and shut down fisheries, causing massive economic damage.
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The resulting analysis revealed distinctive seasonal patterns in terms of growth, most notably the observation that RNS blooms peak from April to August.
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"For a gardener, every day a flower blooms, a seed starts to grow, and a tomato ripens," he says, with a big smile.
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The plants don't recover enough nutrients from the sludge, so leftover phosphorus and nitrogen trickles into the water, helping to cause algal blooms.
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Apple trees cascade mountainsides, massive cauliflower blooms soak up the sun on terraced hillsides, and clusters of cannabis plants weave through the landscape.
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It's a more expected gift, for sure, but fresh blooms are always a good way to warm hearts and brighten dreary winter days.
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Red tide blooms are caused by the rapid proliferation of the microorganism Karenia brevis, which produce toxins and depletes marine ecosystems of oxygen.
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With a beetle epidemic causing a dwindling population of these precious blooms, there's no time like the present to engage in some hanami.
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The resulting algal blooms would, the theory goes, soak up CO2 from the water and cause more to be absorbed from the atmosphere.
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These algal blooms signal that the way conventional agriculture operates in Florida, and in the rest of the United States, needs to change.
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His focus is granular, studying how taro can improve water quality and the life of the wetlands, filtering nutrients and reducing algae blooms.
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We can see things in the field that you've never witnessed before, like the onset of blooms or development of clusters and coloring.
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We've gotten a few lovely bouquets from FTD, and we were impressed by the beautiful vases, secure packaging, and freshness of the blooms.
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The toxic algae blooms present in the lake alarmed environmentalists and became a key issue for some Florida voters in last year's elections.
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Stories at the Statue of Hans Christian Andersen (Saturday) Not everything that blooms perennially in Central Park is a flower or a tree.
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STORIES AT THE STATUE OF HANS CHRISTIAN ANDERSEN (Saturday) Not everything that blooms perennially in Central Park is a flower or a tree.
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The massive amounts of released waters create algae blooms that destroy parts of the ecosystems and turn the water a putrid brownish-green.
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The Fleurissements are a momentary augmentation, and Mottart removes them after a day or two, before the blooms begin to wither and die.
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At Suzume, we use rice wine vinegar, but a lot less, so that rice vinegar note just blooms the rest of the flavors.
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Given its popularity, the brand has become famous almost as much for the secondhand market that blooms around it as the clothing itself.
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The study could have implications for modeling climate change projections, as volcanic eruptions and algae blooms have opposite influences on atmospheric carbon levels.
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Now, read the article, "Bullets, Tear Gas and Love: Romance Blooms in the Midst of Sudan Protests," and answer the following questions: 1.
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Snapshot: Above, cherry trees in Washington on Monday, the day that the blooms were at their peak, according to the National Park Service.
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Siam meets Soho at Woo, a cafe and concept store that blooms with Thai creativity — literally — starting with plants and exquisite floral arrangements.
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In the years since, blooms of algae have also spread north, emitting toxins shown to be harmful or deadly to birds and mammals.
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Mass die-offs of fishing birds commonly occur during red tide blooms, because the birds eat fish and crustaceans contaminated with the toxins.
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The ice melt happens too early in the season, when shorter days and lack of sunlight are insufficient to nourish the algae blooms.
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Light: You'll get the most blooms if you set your plant in a window that gets lots of light, but not intense heat.
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Although the blooms -- of the alga Karenia brevis -- occur naturally, many people, including Brand, blame agricultural runoff and septic tanks in the area.
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"Give them a pill that makes the pain go away and then their life blooms once more!" he said, delighted by the thought.
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Red tide and other toxic algae blooms have plagued the states waters, with devastating consequences for marine life, recreational fishermen and coastal residents.
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Rain in southern California last winter created the perfect conditions for "super blooms," which were so bold they could be seen from space.
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Honey is such an important ingredient in our yogurt, so we decided to launch our noosa Blooms for Bees philanthropic program in 2016.
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Without a winter cover, lakes begin warming earlier in the year, affecting algae blooms and putting increased stress on fish and other organisms.
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They may look drab, but the tortillas more than compensate with an earthy, naturally nutty corn flavor that blooms when they are heated.
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Today's micrographs depict the minute cellular structures that comprise living things, from cotton plants to algae blooms, in dazzling detail and vibrant color.
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Compared to her previous series, which rely more on abstract patterns and geometric forms, /ˈvʌlvə/ blooms with a sense of narrative and symbolism.
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In 33 and 2012, residents complaining of mold blooms appeared regularly on local news station WTKR, attracting members of Congress to public hearings.
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That was not a ready option for another Camp Pendleton Marine family struggling with Lincoln over mold blooms and illness earlier this year.
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It blooms thick in stagnant back bays, before summer storms flush it out and distribute it onto more active shores like Grand Isle.
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As sunlight hits the upper parts of the ocean where these microorganisms live, huge blooms can grow in seas and lakes around the world.
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Cherry blossom season is already over, but if you're looking for some beautiful blooms, Portugal's "Blue Island" might be the best place to head.
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In cramped river systems, hippos can actually flood the water with excess nutrients, stimulating noxious algae blooms and starving fish and invertebrates of oxygen.
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Experts say the pathogens could make people ill, and the pinkish sludge could spur an abundance of algal blooms and kill fish in rivers.
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Like a zen garden on amphetamines, a world of intricate mazes made from grains of salt blooms in the French castle of Aigues-Mortes.
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For instance, the rain Michael dumps on Florida could mean more runoff, and that runoff may pick up things that can feed the blooms.
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First, algae blooms appeared on Lake Okeechobee itself, but neon green filaments were soon spotted flowing down canals and into the St. Lucie estuary.
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The yellow and white fragrant blooms added a whimsical touch to her island look and perfectly complimented her pink printed ruffle dress by Figue.
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Joanna takes center stage holding a basket of pretty blooms on the cover, which notably features her signature shiplap wall treatment as the backdrop.
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To distinguish K. brevis blooms from red tides caused by other species of algae, researchers in Florida call the former the 'Florida red tide'.
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The size of these blooms changes dramatically depending on the season, and their ephemeral, transient nature makes them notoriously difficult to detect and monitor.
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Importantly, the analysis also showed a decrease in RNS blooms in 2000, which the researchers attributed to the construction of China's Three Gorges Dam.
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"The ocean's chemistry must have changed in order for the blooms to get so out of hand," said Hu in a USF press release.
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Due to the huge toll that these blooms have taken on Florida's economy and environment, they have become a major political issue for Floridians.
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The desert valley hasn't seen this many blooms since 2005 because the area receives very little rain, with an annual average of 2 inches.
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Higher sea surface temperature could slow the growth of these blooms, as happened in 2013, the only year since 2011 without a major bloom.
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Short of reforesting, reducing nutrient input, and generally slowing global climate change, humans may not have a lot of recourses to mitigate these blooms.
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Images from a series of Earth-observing satellites called Landsat are used to determine crop health, identify algae blooms and find potential oil deposits.
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There's no lesson exactly, except the old one from Forster: Life is not a sequence of built intentions, but of blooms where hearts connect.
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Senator Marco Rubio of Florida has seized on an issue unmentioned when he ran in the presidential primary: toxic algae blooms in state waters.
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When vast blooms occur, these poisons may spread through the environment and up the food chain to fish and animals that feed on them.
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The first is that these algal blooms constitute a new type of natural disaster—one that, like hurricanes, can be expected every single year.
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Blooms in Lake Eerie grew so big during the summer in recent years that they covered an area the size of New York City.
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Coastal water degradation by algal blooms due to fertilizer runoff into the Mississippi River pits Gulf of Mexico shrimpers against midwestern farmers, benefitting nobody.
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Algae blooms can also block sunlight from aquatic plants, as well as release toxins into water which have been linked to human health issues.
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Not just any ordinary edible arrangement, the blooms will feature "freshly prepared pizza dough, 100% whole milk mozzarella, fresh California tomatoes and zesty pepperoni."
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Meanwhile, phytoplankton blooms will become common in the water around Earth's poles, suggesting those regions might have an emerald shade in the coming decades.
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Without a natural place to flow, stagnant water pushes toxic algae blooms into the rivers, and turns pristine ocean into sludgy waste. Jackson-Moore.
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In one image, a snowy egret perches by the quiet canal, while a sunflower blooms above strewn coffee cups and a discarded plastic barrier.
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The excess nitrogen spawned pervasive brown tides and algal blooms that, in turn, led to the collapse of clamming and imperiled the bay's ecosystem.
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For instance, algae blooms are responsible for avian botulism as toxins move through the food chain, consumed by invasive zebra mussels and round gobies.
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Every actor on Vida is great; Barrera's performance in particular blooms with searing clarity as Lyn is forced to face her own reckless choices.
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The phytoplankton fall to the bottom of the ocean and decompose with bacteria there, using up all the oxygen and creating harmful algal blooms.
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It was hard to peel myself from the exquisite villa and its tiny garden of jacaranda and oleander blooms to go to the sea.
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The fire is still only 30 percent contained, the death toll is rising, and the fire map still blooms bright red to the east.
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The same goes for Anza-Borrego Desert State Park and Antelope Valley California Poppy Reserve, where other so-called "super blooms" are already flourishing.
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The rains that have spurred the wildflower blooms have also contributed to a Painted Lady butterfly breeding bonanza, according to The Los Angeles Times.
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Karl Lagerfeld had recreated one in the confines of the Grand Palais, down to the trellises twined with climbing roses and urns spilling blooms.
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Scientists say the blooms are caused by the use of fertilizer on local farms, and could become more harmful as global warming intensifies storms.
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He wasn't sure what the toxic blooms would do to her, even if she only breathed the noxious burning odors coming from the surface.
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Coastal dead zones, global warming, excess algae blooms, acid rain, ocean acidification, smog, impaired drinking water quality, an expanding ozone hole, and biodiversity loss.
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The green-blue blooms, also known as cyanobacteria, can produce different types of poison that can sicken or even kill people, dogs and wildlife.
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Farm owners and national park workers say people have been flocking to sunflower fields in recent years to take photos with the trendy blooms.
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There you'll find unexpected arrangements like the Pick of the Bunch, which has an assortment of seasonal blooms in a paper apple bag ($20).
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For those visitors who'd like a bit of structure to learn about the seasonal blooms, free guided tours are offered around midday most days.
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But how to hold together an intellectual bouquet that combines the simple blooms of village life and the hothouse hybrids of unfettered economic development?
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These types of phytoplankton blooms are common in the Black Sea, but scientists can't say for certain why this year's bloom burst so brilliantly.
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Multiple scientific reports have concluded that diverting those waters could threaten water birds and killer whales, harm commercial fisheries and promote toxic algal blooms.
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Controlled burning in fall or spring triggered the flowers on the study plot to put out blooms — often more than one — the following summer.
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He went by helicopter and boat to see extensive algae blooms in the St. Lucie River, and talked to county officials about the issue.
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Ms. Netrebko's voice lately blooms more as it dives to its depths than as it rises; her top notes are secure without being radiant.
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Red tide blooms are fast-moving colonies of an algae, Karenia brevis, that drift through the water and often turn it the color red.
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"Those algal blooms create the kind of toxin where, when dogs jump into the water to go swimming, they don't jump out," he said.
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The easy-to-grow, deer- and drought-resistant plant produces small red, orange, and yellow blooms that provide nectar for monarch butterflies to feed on.
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In 2017, the Gucci belt was at position #2503, putting it behind the ubiquitous Balenciaga sock sneaker at #2, and Gucci blooms slides, at #1.
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When the massive blooms of algae and phytoplankton die, their decomposition consumes all the oxygen in the ocean, creating a hypoxic area, or dead zone.
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But this is a beast that thrives in darkness, and grows and blooms there, sometimes into something we can no longer keep to the margins.
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The recipient can enjoy the beauty of the handmade blooms all winter, then plant them in the spring and wait for your love to bloom!
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Massive blooms of the algae, which occurs naturally at low levels in the ocean, have washed ashore up and down the coast of southwestern Florida.
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With the blooms and the spring rains (which, in New York City, are spring sleet) comes a boatload of new content for you to enjoy.
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Scientists believes warming ocean temperatures due to climate change could be triggering more toxic algal blooms that could be harming whales and other marine mammals.
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Algae blooms have a variety of causes, and in many cases they are merely the result of natural changes in temperature or other environmental fluctuations.
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The severity and persistence of the red tide this year is troubling — especially given the overwhelming presence of other harmful algae blooms across as well.
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One of those algal blooms is currently parked off the coast of California, poisoning crabs and threatening to cancel the Dungeness and rock crabbing season.
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Well, earrings draped in bright blooms are now a thing, according to the Rodarte-designed number that Kirsten Dunst just selected for the CFDA Awards.
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Engineered by the technically-deft John Edmark, the artist and hyper-learned student of mathematics, the mesmerizing abstract contraptions come to life in BLOOMS 2.
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Related: Saving the Ocean with Underwater Artwork Indonesian National Revolution Photos the Dutch Army Didn't Want You to See Beauty Blooms in Death and Decay
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Paerl told the outlet that the issue isn't so much the algae itself, but "blooms" of it, which occur more often in warm weather, a.k.a.
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Many mysteries remain about microbial life before humans walked the Earth, like why these algal-blooms form and how iron cycling organisms are feeding them.
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The most popular gift was flowers, the survey found, with 30 percent of the Valentine's money spend in Asia Pacific likely to go on blooms.
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The Californication of Folk and Rock n Roll is inevitable, but it is still attrition and entropy as opposed to new blooms on the bush.
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This storm will bring the city to a halt with 8 to 12 inches of snow, and it could threaten the city's cherry blossom blooms.
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The hottest floral patterns right now aren't just about the blooms: the stems play a major role in the motif (hi, Stella McCartney Resort 2016).
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I'm not usually into books that follow kids because I'm a cantankerous grump, but I like the unusual best friendship that blooms between the two.
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Or maybe, just maybe, it's because it reminds me of the bouquets of fresh blooms she wore in all those paintings I loved so much.
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Scientists have found that climate change is a contributing factor for the emergence of larger groups of algae blooms near Florida due to warming waters.
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The Daily Jewel The next generation ear cuff: otherworldly blooms of plastic flowers, extending from up near the hairline to very well past the lobe.
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Then, in 2018, more than 1,000 people were stung over the course of one week after jellyfish blooms popped up offshore near Volusia County, Florida.
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Of course, on big shopping days like Mother's Day and Valentine's Day, it's best to order early so you get the best blooms and service.
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While it didn't make national news, citizens in Toledo, Ohio couldn't drink the water in 28503 after fertilizers caused toxic algae blooms, Manning points out.
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The mess in Florida is only the latest in a string of algal blooms that some experts believe are increasing in frequency and in severity.
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The Space Needle blooms out of the grounds of the 1962 World's Fair, a site north of downtown that is now known as Seattle Center.
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Experts said either a "red tide", when algae blooms and produces toxins, or a release of dangerous chemicals by humans, could have been to blame.
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I'd sneak a hand underneath their leaves, break the heads off the heaviest blooms and ball the petals up until my fists smelled like roses.
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Mr. Stumpf said Lake Okeechobee, which is about 95 miles northwest of Miami and draws about six million visitors a year, experiences algae blooms annually.
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Algae blooms, which have long been a problem for Lake Erie and can be toxic, are typically caused by fertilizer use on the region's farmland.
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He introduces character after character — goalies and oilmen and comely academics, the heartbroken, the disinherited and the excluded — each of whom blooms in the mind.
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If the untreated waste enters rivers, for example, algal blooms and mass fish die-offs can happen, as they did in 1999 during Hurricane Floyd.
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Once flowers are cut they have to be refrigerated and flown to the United States, a process that gives the fragrant blooms their carbon footprint.
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"Plankton blooms like these happen naturally and the fish would swim away from them, but obviously farm salmon don't have that option," Mr. Jones said.
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Kitten Grayson Flowers, the London studio known for its striking configurations of wild and sustainable blooms, recommends approaching your display as if building a set.
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And with each sip of the cocktail the flower grows, until, with your final sip, the plant blooms into a wide, beautiful sky-blue flower.
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Many scientists agree with that assessment, arguing that human-based nutrients and climate change are at least exacerbating the red tide and other algae blooms.
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Even if we were to accept that most beauty blooms from arbitrary preferences, we would still need to explain why such preferences exist at all.
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This dynamic — the white boy adrift in the urban and predominantly black school, the fraught cross-racial friendship that blooms there — isn't new to fiction.
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Climate change is expected to intensify the freshwater algal blooms, according to Timothy Davis, associate professor of biology at Bowling Green State University in Ohio.
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Will these harmful algae thrive in the warmer ocean of the future and grow rapidly, causing blooms large enough to dangerously contaminate Alaska's marine resources?
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What a red tide does Southwest Florida's red tide blooms are fast-growing colonies of an algae, Karenia brevis, that often turns the water red.
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Nope: To update Cherrywatch, a staff member goes out into the garden every day and observes the cherry trees, noting any changes in their blooms.
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Sunshine drenches the fields of lush bulbous blooms, lighting them up from the highway to the horizon in electric stripes of white, yellow, and red.
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While the needlework won't be strictly bound to the floral world, each design is as lovingly cultivated as the blooms she grows in her garden.
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When the chemical fertilizers used in industrial agriculture or the manure from livestock wind up in the ocean they can fuel huge blooms of microorganisms.
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The government's initial probe said the cause could be "red tide", when algae blooms and produces toxins, or a release of toxic chemicals by humans.
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Spirogyra smothers other species of algae, and thousands of empty snail shells — gastropod cemeteries, as Dr. Timoshkin calls them — regularly wash up alongside the blooms.
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Trees showed limited flowering in late September, but analysts had doubts about the viability of the fruit that would be produced by such early blooms.
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Flower costs, for example, can be pricier for a winter wedding if your desired blooms aren't in season and need to be imported, she said.
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In the Finger Lakes Region of New York in my district and in watersheds nationwide, we face a severe and mounting scourge: harmful algal blooms.
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The problems we face with harmful algal blooms and watershed restoration have been experienced by communities around the northeast and throughout the Great Lakes region.
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At Golden Pond, he and his wife nevertheless agree to care for Billy, the son of Chelsea's new boyfriend, and a most unexpected relationship blooms.
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Making It In recent years, once-tidy bouquets have become boundless, their diverse tangles of blooms, branches and weeds looking ever more like art installations.
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But it blooms, over eight episodes, into a smart, sensitive look at teens finding their place and figuring out the owner's manuals for their bodies.
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The Indian River Lagoon in Florida was overrun with monstrous algae blooms in 2016, devastating local wildlife and releasing potentially dangerous bacteria into the environment.
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While it blooms, she starts on a sabayon base, using a double boiler made of a heat-proof bowl over a pot of boiling water.
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