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Beneficial phytoplakton make excellent food sources for zooplankton and other small organisms while they consume nutrients in the water and impede the development of toxic algae.

This article details beneficial phytoplankton's absorption rates of phosphate which is the primary driver to cause toxic algae blooms.

This blog identifies some of the consumption rates of nitrogen and phosphate rates of Hydralife's beneficial phytoplankton so water managers have a natural option to impede the growth of toxic algae.

This is a map provided by EWG, the Environmental Working Group, that highlights toxic algae blooms in bodies of water across the United States. The fertilizer phosphate is a contributing factor to toxic algae blooms and Hydralife Solutions provides beneficial phytoplankton to limit the amout of phosphate in lakes.

This article identifies phytoplanktons' ability to consume phosphate and store it, in what is known as luxury uptake. This decreases the amount of available phosphate for toxic algae to utilize and develop from.