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Definition of alga
Thanks for using this online dictionary, we have been helping millions of people improve their use of the english language with its free online services. English definition of alga is as below...
Alga (n.) A kind of
seaweed;
pl. the class of
cellular
cryptogamic
plants
which
includes
the
black,
red, and green
seaweeds,
as kelp,
dulse,
sea
lettuce,
also
marine
and fresh water
confervae,
etc..
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Amalgamate
::
Amalgamate
(v. i.) To
coalesce,
as a
result
of
growth;
to
combine
into a
uniform
whole;
to
blend;
as, two
organs
or parts
amalgamate..
Bacterium
::
Bacterium
(n.) A
microscopic
vegetable
organism,
belonging
to the class
Algae,
usually
in the form of a
jointed
rodlike
filament,
and found in
putrefying
organic
infusions.
Bacteria
are
destitute
of
chlorophyll,
and are the
smallest
of
microscopic
organisms.
They are very
widely
diffused
in
nature,
and
multiply
with
marvelous
rapidity,
both by
fission
and by
spores.
Certain
species
are
active
agents
in
fermentation,
while
others
appear
to be the cause of
certain
infectious
diseases.
See
Bacillus
Melanosperm
::
Melanosperm
(n.) An alga of any kind that
produces
blackish
spores,
or seed dust. The
melanosperms
include
the
rockweeds
and all kinds of
kelp..
Conceptacle
::
Conceptacle
(n.) One of the cases
containing
the
spores,
etc., of
flowerless
plants,
especially
of
algae..
Amalgamated
::
Amalgamated
(imp. & p. p.) of
Amalgamat.
Sphaerospore
::
Sphaerospore
(n.) One of the
nonsexual
spores
found in red
algae;
a
tetraspore.
Amalgam
::
Amalgam
(n.) An alloy of
mercury
with
another
metal or
metals;
as, an
amalgam
of tin,
bismuth,
etc..
Amalgamating
::
Amalgamating
(p. pr. & vb. n.) of
Amalgamat.
Amalgam
::
Amalgam
(n.) A
mixture
or
compound
of
different
things.
Algology
::
Algology
(n.) The study or
science
of algae or
seaweeds.
Phycology
::
Phycology
(n.) The
science
of
algae,
or
seaweeds;
algology..
Diatom
::
Diatom
(n.) One of the
Diatomaceae,
a
family
of
minute
unicellular
Algae
having
a
siliceous
covering
of great
delicacy,
each
individual
multiplying
by
spontaneous
division.
By some
authors
diatoms
are
called
Bacillariae,
but this word is not in
general
use..
Amalgamative
::
Amalgamative
(a.)
Characterized
by
amalgamation.
Florideae
::
Florideae
(n. pl.) A
subclass
of algae
including
all the red or
purplish
seaweeds;
the
Rhodospermeae
of many
authors;
-- so
called
from the rosy or
florid
color of most of the
species.
Carob
::
Carob (n.) One of the long,
sweet,
succulent,
pods of the carob tree, which are used as food for
animals
and
sometimes
eaten by man; --
called
also St.
John's
bread,
carob bean, and
algaroba
bean..
Realgar
::
Realgar
(n.)
Arsenic
sulphide,
a
mineral
of a
brilliant
red
color;
red
orpiment.
It is also an
artificial
product..
Rhabdolith
::
Rhabdolith
(n.) A
minute
calcareous
rodlike
structure
found both at the
surface
and the
bottom
of the
ocean;
--
supposed
by some to be a
calcareous
alga.
Amalgamated
::
Amalgamated
(a.)
Coalesced;
united;
combined.
Silver
::
Silver
(v. t.) To cover with
silver;
to give a
silvery
appearance
to by
applying
a metal of a
silvery
color;
as, to
silver
a pin; to
silver
a glass
mirror
plate with an
amalgam
of tin and
mercury..
Blunge
::
Blunge
(v. t.) To
amalgamate
and
blend;
to beat up or mix in
water,
as
clay..
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