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When cyanobacteria multiply quickly, they consume large amounts of nutrients, particularly nitrogen and phosphorus, from their environment. This rapid growth can lead to nutrient depletion in aquatic ecosystems, potentially resulting in harmful algal blooms. Additionally, as they proliferate, they may deplete oxygen levels in the water, affecting other aquatic organisms.

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