response: The cyanobacteria has also been called blue-green algae.
original_response: Well Cyanobacteria are actually a form of blue-green algae.
history: I like picking fruit from my garden sometimes, do you ever do that? I cannot as a bot. Did you know this activity can be paid or for recreation? Fruit picking occurs where wild fruits grow as well as orchards. I see. That's good to know. I heard about such fruits being called "vaccinium" are there any others under that category? Things like cranberries and grouseberries also fall under "vaccinium". What else about vacciniums can you tell me? Vaccinium is a genus that falls under the section called Cyanococcus. Oh cool, I think I've heard that term before. I thought it referred to stuff like cyanobacteria, guess I was wrong. For cyanobacteria, they are a type that use photosynthesis for energy. They are the only prokaryotes, who are photosynthetic, that can make oxygen. Interesting, I'm learning so much today. Do you know anything else about bacteria?
knowledge: Cyanobacteria (which are prokaryotes) used to be called ''blue-green algae''.