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Have you ever thought about why we never run out of oxygen even though there are so many of us breathing constantly? The answer is that there are plants and algae that produce new oxygen at the same rate as we use it. Surprisingly, the most important oxygen producers are not large trees but tiny algae that live in the water, and one of the most important groups among them are the diatoms. Because the diversity of life is now decreasing all over the world, we wanted to find out whether having many different species of diatoms is important for oxygen production, or if just a few species would be enough. Our results showed that species-rich communities of diatoms were more effective in providing oxygen. This means that we should work to avoid destroying our oceans, lakes, and rivers to make sure that we have healthy diatom communities also in the future.

Do You Like to Breathe? Diatoms Can Help You With That!