How to pronounce “cyanobacteria” in English

in this case a cyanobacteria, which had the ability to actually photosynthesize, meaning it had a pigment called chlorophyll that allowed it to convert sunlight between 400

And that word is "cyanobacteria."

How did this cyanobacteria survive?

this is uh cyanobacteria um you know it looks like Pond stuff looks like just green stuff on the

So fungi wrapped up the aphotosynthetic cyanobacteria that could produce sugars from the sun,

And we can cultivate this type of cyanobacteria on Mars and then generate organic compounds that can be used by heterotrophic organisms, other types

So here's what's awesome about cyanobacteria.

One of the outputs of cyanobacteria can be hydrogen fuel or other fuels, depending on how you modify it.

So we can study the-- here you can see some cyanobacteria, which are the cells that give the chloroplasts, which are living in symbiosis with some of these organisms.

And that life form was is known as cyanobacteria.

is how it will look like, a cyanobacteria pond generating food and primary products that will enter a production

And that happened when a eukaryotic cell enslaved what's called a cyanobacteria.

But it all goes back to the choices made by the cell that managed to absorb a cyanobacteria and start to photosynthesize.

reliable, very easy to cultivate, which are the cyanobacteria.

And he's doing research with cyanobacteria there and has some very interesting results.

And there is, in fact, cyanobacteria now, too, distant descendents of this early life form.

like purify water, or covered in vats that are bubbling up cyanobacteria that have been modified to produce fuels.

People often talk about, well, there was maybe like a little ring of goo around the equator where the cyanobacteria hung out and kept polluting everything.