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Assortments of human influences have improved meaningfully in coastal ecosystems all over the world through the past centuries (Murphy et al., 2019). The coastal area gets nutrients from many sources either natural marine or atmospheric sources were reported by Jickells (1998) and Baker (2003). Ben Chekroun et al. (2014) provide an overview of the biomonitoring of organic contaminants used by microalgae in aquatic water bodies and their environmental impact. In addition, nutrients from anthropogenic sources such as finfish farming, aquaculture, and urban use are added to the marine environment.

Bioremediation of Ammonium and Phosphates and their Effect on the Macroalgae Dictyota dichotoma (Hudson) Lamouroux Native to the Red Sea Coast, Egypt