Titlebook: Algal Toxins: Nature, Occurrence, Effect and Detection; Valtere Evangelista,Laura Barsanti,Paolo Gualtieri Conference proceedings 2008 Spr

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Toxicity of Fresh Water Algal Toxins to Humans and Animals,n if they can proliferate quite intensively in eutrophic fresh waters, they rarely accumulate to form dense surface blooms like blue-green algae do. Thus the toxins they produce do no accumulate to levels high enough to become hazardous to human and animals health.

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The Role of Allelopathy for Harmful Algae Bloom Formation,ess called allelopathy. Killing the nutrient-competing phytoplankton species enable these species to freely utilize limiting resources such as nitrogen and phosphorus. While for some algal species, like e.g. the flagellate ., the allelochemicals seem to be the same substances as their toxins, for so

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Checklist of Phytoplankton on the South Coast of Murcia (SE Spain, SW Mediterranean Sea), of 243 taxa were identified: diatom was the most diverse algal group with 134 taxa (55%), followed by dinoflagellates with 67 (28%) and coccolithophorids with 33 taxa (14%). The groups represented by lowest number of species were . with 6 (2.5%), . with 1 (0.4%) and . with 1 (0.4%). Only a floristi

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Algal Blooms in Estonian Small Lakes,es in Estonia. A phytoplankton biomass value greater than 8 mg L. was set as the limit criteria for further investigation. Blooms of cyanobacteria have been the most frequent and intensive: 20 different species of cyanobacterial blooms in different lake types have been detected in approximately 15%