usually the dead algae will be taken up by other life forms at the bottom of the sea. the zones of subduction are very slow. you would need massive massive amounts of biomass to make a difference. in the warmer zones, you would have coral that could help by taking in the plankton to form calcium carbonate.
Published by Eros Kaw, Biocleaner Inc. - Chief Tech Support
usually the dead algae will be taken up by other life forms at the bottom of the sea. the zones of subduction are very slow. you would need massive massive amounts of biomass to make a difference.
in the warmer zones, you would have coral that could help by taking in the plankton to form calcium carbonate.
in the warmer zones, you would have coral that could help by taking in the plankton to form calcium carbonate.