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Русский: Если в ёмкости остаётся немного воды и эта ёмкость находится вне дома, то со временем (чаще в конце августа или в сентябре) вода приобретает красноватый оттенок. Это зелёные микроводоросли накапливают красный пигмент. Благодаря стрессу происходит деградация хлорофиллов, каратиноидов и накапливается астаксантин. Если пробу рассмотреть под микроскопом, то можно увидеть красивые микроводоросли Haematococcus pluvialis. Красным цвет - это накопление пигмента астаксантина - того самого знаменитого, который является сильным антиоксидантом. English: Haematococcus pluvialis |
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| Author | Anatoly Mikhaltsov |
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