Algae Research Supply: Lesson Plan for Oil Formation with Nannochloropsis
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Algae Research Supply: Algae Culture for Six Algae Strains for classroom investigations
$ 27.50
Algae survey kit includes 1.5 ml culture and culture booklet:
- Spirulina (Arthrospira platensis)
- Nannochloropsis
- Porphyridium
- Chlorella vulgaris
- Isochrysis
- Pyrocystis fusiformis.
- Algae culturing manual
Our scientists have been working with algae for over a decade. This is a premium culture set that is very well taken care of. It is robust and will perform in your laboratory or classroom.
Algae Research Supply: Algae Culturing Project Kit for 25 Students: 7-14 day project. $3 per student.
$ 75.00
Students will use the scientific method to learn about the importance of algae in aquatic systems: the process of photosynthesis, algae's role in the food web, algae's sensitivity to water quality, and algae's impact on water quality through events like harmful algal blooms (HABs). This lesson offers endless opportunities for discussions on topics like nutrient acquisition, effects of climate change, human impacts and nutrient pollution, dead zones and HAB’s, aquaculture, resource limitations, trophic transfers, predator prey interactions, and much more.
The kit contains:
- 1-Liter bottle of Nannochloropsis algae
- 25 individual test tubes and labels
- Small vial of nutrient media and bag of salts
- 25 secchi sticks
- Algae culturing manual
- Detailed Lesson plan, 8-pages
- Data collection sheets
You will need:
- a gallon of spring water
- Large bucket to mix the media
Algae Research Supply: Classroom Project: Five Algae Cultures (500mL) and Growing Supplies
$ 150.00
This kit includes 500mL of algae:
- Nannochloropsis (Seawater)
- Porphyridium (Seawater)
- Isochrysis (Seawater)
- Chlorella (Freshwater)
- Arthrospira (spirulina) (Alkali water)
Supplies:
- Freshwater salts and nutrients
- Salt water salts and nutrients
- Secchi Sticks x5
- Pipettes x5
- Culture tubes (50mL self standing) x10
This kit was developed in cooperation with the Georgia Institute of Technology.
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Algae Research Supply: Lesson Plan: Oil Spill Experiment: What happens to algae after an oil spill?
Free
Although not as destructive as human-made global climate change, the environmental damage due to an oil spill can be devastating to ecosystems. This lesson will introduce the some basics of aquatic ecosystems and how they can be changed by the introduction of petroleum. View full product details
