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A mass or group of cyanobacteria in water is called a bloom. Some blooms release poisons and contaminate the water. Agricultural waste can pollute waters and increase the growth of cyanobacteria.
cyanobacteria
Have you ever seen pond scum—that thick, smelly layer of slime floating on the surface of the water? That's probably blue-green algae, known to scientists as "cyanobacteria." These tiny bacteria grow in soil, freshwaters, and seas around the world. They are a normal part of ecosystems on land and in water. But when they form in large groups, they can spoil the water and can even be toxic!