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euglena

[yoo-glee-nuh] / yuˈgli nə /


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Euglena gracilis, often regarded as a “superfood,” is a promising microalga with many health and nutritional benefits.

From Science Daily

This study, which was co-authored by Dr. Kengo Suzuki from Euglena Co.,

From Science Daily

There is enough of it, by Parker’s calculation, when convective windstorms occur at the time of farmland cultivation and swirl it from the soil into the upper atmosphere, to produce a visible bloom of Euglena in a fair-sized pond.

From Literature

At the State University of New York in Albany, she studied the 24-hour variation in nutrient cycling in Euglena, a single-cell photosynthesizer like Prochlorococcus, but found in freshwater.

From Science Magazine

After it is assembled, tiny, light-responsive organisms called Euglena swim on a microscope slide surrounded by four LED lights.

From Reuters