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Dictionary » D » Diatoms DiatomsDiatoms microscopic unicellular algae. most are aquatic, being found in fresh, brackish, and salt water. Diatoms are noted for the symmetry and sculpturing of their siliceous cell walls. ![]()
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Results from our forumDiatomsHey everyone, I'm making a film on Diatoms and was wondering if there where any cool facts or points i should cover that might amuse children. it's aimed more towards educating kids on Diatoms. Thanks! -Dave
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Re: why are diatoms classified as stramenopila?There there is the scouring powder called Bon Ami and the use of diatomaceous frustules to discourage tiny garden pests.
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Re: Also... I need one biological and one commercial reason why diatoms are important? Here are hints about the commercial side of diatoms : 1) Nobel+Dynamite 2) Oil prospection 3) Filtration Cheers, Dr D
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why are diatoms classified as stramenopila?Well thats the question I don't know about so can someone provide a reasoning? Thanks :D
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