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yoursun.com offers audio versions of articles using Instaread. Some words may be mispronounced. A blue-green algae bloom, identified as lynbya wollei, a “filamentous algae,” dries out along the shoreline of Indian Mound Park on Lemon Bay in 2019. The algae grew into large brownish mats along the shorelines of Lemon Bay that year. SUN FILE PHOTO BY STEVE REILLY Filamentous algae piled up in mats along the shoreline below Ponce de Leon Park in Punta Gorda in 2020. By Jessica Blewett Photo provided by Betty Staugler This green filamentous algae (snot grass) was seen growing on the edge of the bar at Pirate Harbor.

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