The frequency and intensity of harmful algal blooms (HABs) and phytoplankton community
shifts toward toxic species have increased worldwide. Although most research has focused …

Rising ocean temperatures will alter the productivity and composition of marine
phytoplankton communities, thereby affecting global biogeochemical cycles. Predicting the …

The projected effect of climate change for the year 2100 in the coastal zone of The
Netherlands, a 4° C temperature rise and increased salinity stratification, on the growth rates …

Recent novel mixed blooms of several species of toxic raphidophytes have caused fish kills
and raised health concerns in the highly eutrophic Inland Bays of Delaware, USA. The …

A bacterial strain named AB-4 showing algicidal activity against Chattonella marina was
isolated from coastal water of ULjin, Republic of Korea. The isolated strain was identified as …

The raphidophyte flagellate Chattonella marina was successfully cultured from Boston Bay
(South Australia), coincident with mass mortality of farmed bluefin tuna (Thunnus maccoyii) …

Fluctuations in the nutrient status of coastalºwaters, either of natural origin or associated with
anthropogenic disturbances, can lead to changes in species composition and abundance of …

The effects of temperature and light intensity on the growth and toxicity of Heterosigma
akashiwo (Hada) were studied in the laboratory. The growth and toxicity of this organism …

In temperate seas such as the North Sea harmful (toxic) algal blooms will probably increase
as a result of climate change. This conclusion was reached after investigating the projected …

In Asia, four harmful raphidophyte species, Chattonella malayana, C. marina, C. subsalsa,
and C. tenuiplastida, coexist in the tropical waters but only C. marina was detected in …