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Algae

Microscopic Desmids ( plankton, freshwater )

Freshwater Plants

These are all true plants. In freshwater, much of the algal growth is in the form of slimes that grow on rocks, plants, and other surfaces, and of course microscopic phytoplankton. While freshwater algae is an important part of the ecosystem, it is not very remarkable to the typical scuba diver.

Algae
Cattail
Arrow Arum

Great Duckweed
Yellow Water Lily
Hornwort

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Identifying The Emerald

Captain Steve Nagiewicz (above) uses a lift bag to raise the stern bits of the *Emerald* which had been sent to the surface and are shown connected to a lifting pole or 'gin pole.' the arrangement is ready to be hoisted aboard.

New Jersey scuba divers provide evidence of the identity of a popular New Jersey dive site

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