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Cary Institute of Ecosystem Studies researchers found a 'massive' amount of algal bloom in a section of the Hudson River.
Toxic algae blooms are turning Lake Erie green, choking its shoreline with foul-smelling sludge and leaving residents battling health problems as scientists warn the outbreaks are growing longer and ...
In an interview, Solomon said the Cary Institute believes the various blooms are part of one large bloom. Researchers from ...
The hypothesis that outcomes of phosphorus and light competition between Cylindrospermopsis raciborskii and Microcystis aeruginosa are strain dependent was tested experimentally. Critical requirements ...
Microcystins are secondary metabolites produced by different species of cyanobacteria, such as Microcystis aeruginosa (MA). In this study, the biochemical and genetic effects of lyophilized MA were ...
Harmful algal blooms, as seen here in a 2017 satellite view of Lake Erie, threaten drinking water and wildlife. Credit: NASA Earth Observatory When populations of tiny aquatic organisms called ...
Abstract: Urban growth and agricultural production have caused an influx of nutrients into Lake Erie, leading to eutrophication in the water body. These conditions result in the formation of algal ...
With the goal of investigating the assembly and fragmentation of cellular aggregates, this work investigates cyanobacterial aggregates in a laboratory setting. Investigating the conditions and ...
Historically, Lake Okeechobee was thought to be impaired only by phosphorus, focusing efforts on reducing agricultural runoff. However, new comprehensive sampling across the Lake Okeechobee Waterway ...
Lake Erie has been spotted from space turning a lurid green as algae blooms across its surface, sparking warnings to "stay out of the water." The explosion in population of blue-green algae covered ...
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