... BACKGROUND Algalblooms are dense layers of cyanobacteria occurring on the surface of lakes and water bodies when there is an overabundance of nutrients (Phosphorus – P, and Nitrogen – N) on which algae ...
... nuisance blooms in ...cyanobacterial blooms in Belgium and of the potential threat for the surface water ...cyanobacterial blooms are known to develop in specific environmental conditions (most ...
... dinoflagellate blooms remains largely ...influence blooms, but also to the difficulty in quantifying cell abundance in a comparable way over large spatial and temporal ...Harmful AlgalBlooms) ...
... surfaces covered with alga. The reason why the regions of Brittany and Normandy are affected so severely are of two origins. Firstly there are geographical reasons. In large beaches, with a small slope, the effect of the ...
... mapping algalblooms not only in water but also on ice (Wang et ...glacier algalblooms on bare ice albedo by combining the time series data of MERIS and ...
... ABSTRACT Harmful algalblooms (HABs) in aquatic ecosystems are of concern worldwide. This review deals with how jurisdictions around the world are addressing this water quality issue to inform ...
... of algal bloom occurrence in Southern Quebec using a geospatial database describing bloom phenology ...developing algalblooms according to their physiographic and climatic ...2- Algal bloom ...
... harmful algalblooms (CyanoHABs) in selected Bulgarian waterbodies and the use of HPLC analysis of marker pigments for the fast determination of phytoplankton composition and ...
... 18 the bivalve body. Thus, it can be speculated that the lower the filtration rate, the lower the level of parasite inside the host. Bivalves have the ability to adapt filtration and ingestion rates (feeding activity) ...
... This paper describes the design of experiments carried out in the East Johor Strait to study the dynamics of algalblooms. Physical and biogeochemical water column sampling were carried out using Acoustic ...
... (4) Now at CSIRO Land and Water, Environmental Remote Sensing Group, Australia. ABSTRACT Following validation activities and corresponding improvements in processing algorithms over the first few years of the MERIS ...
... For Peer Review promised to reveal another level of complexity and importance in plant and algal physiology and development. The accessibility of Ultra Performance Liquid Chromatography-tandem Mass Spectrometry ...
... 1. INTRODUCTION Microalgae are considered for their potential use as a feedstock, not only for biofuel production (Hu et al. (2008), Moheimani et al. (2015) ) but for a multitude of industries ranging from pharmaceutics ...
... Abstract Microalgae are microorganisms which have been only recently used for biotechnological applications, especially in the per- spective of biofuel production. Here we focus on the shape optimization and optimal ...
... Project-Teams ANGE and BIOCORE Research Report n° 9250 — January 2019 — 22 pages Abstract: Microalgae are microorganisms which have been only recently used for biotechnological applications, especially in the perspective ...
... Despite of these achievements, more efforts are still required to improve the simulation in terms of hydrodynamics, light attenuation or gas transfer in the algal bacterial system (Solimeno and García, 2017). ...
... In the present study, we investigated the chronic effects of metals, combined to an increase in water temperature, on biofilm fatty acid composition and metal bioaccumulation. Studies have generally investigated the ...
... [ 1 ] Frontal systems in the Southern Ocean are known for their enhanced biological activity, with some tantalising suggestions that this enhancement may be intermittent. We have used frequent satellite ocean colour ...
... Figure 8: Influence of carbonation on colonization rate (black dots: pH=9; white dots:pH=12) of CEMI based mortars Moreover, colonization begins after 5 days for the carbonated samples whereas 10 days are necessary for ...