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What's a type of small, photosynthesizing, aquatic organism that might benefit from extra nutrients in the water?
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What's a type of small, photosynthesizing, aquatic organism that might benefit from extra nutrients in the water?

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All that I could think of would be algae or aquatic weeds, and the nutrients it gets are just like plants (carbon dioxide, sunlight, and water) making it as their own food like how any type of plant does..

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