… red tide algae and the manner in which they cause harm. Certain blooms of algae are termed
red tides … that they change the color of the seawater to red, brown or even green. The name …

… With the inhalation of the aerosolized red tide toxins (especially the brevetoxins) from the …
the Florida red tides and their toxins. The review includes discussion of the red tide organisms …

… Florida red tides are predominantly associated with the blooms of the … red tide blooms have
been documented on the Florida west coast since the 1800s. More recently, Florida red tides …

… Approximately 75% of HAB species and about 50% of red tide species are dinoflagellates, …
, while the others are the cause for red tide (Wikipedia—red tide 2017a, b). By photosynthesis …

… Water discolorations (red tides) caused by nontoxic dinoflagellates also occur throughout
the area. Early records, partially based on local native lore, suggest that … In addition, red tides …

Potent marine neurotoxins known as brevetoxins are produced by the ‘red tide’ dinoflagellate
Karenia brevis. They kill large numbers of fish and cause illness in humans who ingest …

… Years ago he asked whether I had “stopped that red tide problem yet?” — a simple question
from one convinced that science solves problems directed to a so-called expert on the …

… Minimizing the economic losses caused by red tides requires some predictive … red-tide
organisms, the dynamics of red-tide events, and the prediction, monitoring, and control of red tides…

… It is the first stage, initiation, that we think is critical to understanding red tides, or for that matter,
… O n the contrary, they are essential to whether or not red tide conditions are established, …

… Aerosolized red tide respiratory irritation Respiratory irritation associated with Florida red
tide was initially reported in 1917. This is now referred to as aerosolized red tide respiratory …