Assertion: plankton | /r/HasProperty | organism
Facets:
value: technically
type: MANNER
Source sentences:
text: Yes plankton is an organism because it fits all of the six characteristics of living organisms.
text: A plankton technically is just an organism that lives in water and that cannot propel themselves.
text: Holoplankton (an organism that spend its whole life in the plankton) reproduces in the plankton and most meroplankton (an organism that spends part of its life cycle in the plankton) release larval stages into the water column.
text: Pelagic organisms include both nekton (organisms with the ability to swim) and plankton (organisms without the ability to swim).
text: Plankton are organisms that cannot swim but that float along with the current.
text: Plankton are organisms that cannot swim but that float along with the current.
text: Plankton (organisms that float or drift within the water) are distinguished from nekton (organisms that swim, powerfully, in the water), and benthos (organisms on the bottom of a body of water).
text: The zooplankton (pronounced ZOO-plankton or ZOH-plankton) are heterotrophic (organisms that cannot manufacture their own food and therefore derive it from consuming organic substances) plankton (organisms that live suspended in the water column either because they are non-motile or too small or weak to swim against currents).
text: Plankton are organisms that float.
text: Plankton (organisms that float or drift within the water) are distinguished from nekton (organisms that swim, powerfully, in the water), and benthos (organisms on the bottom of a body of water).
text: Plankton are organisms that float.
text: Plankton: organisms that live in the top layers of a body of water, whether sea, lake, pond, river etc.
text: Plankton (organisms that float or drift within the water) are distinguished from nekton (organisms that swim, powerfully, in the water), and benthos (organisms on the bottom of a body of water).
text: plankton (the organisms that float and drift within the water)