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- Fu, Mingzhu, et al. Show all 8 Authors
- Harmful algae 2013 v.27 pp. 130-137
- Blidingia; Porphyra; Ulva prolifera; algal blooms; aquaculture; coastal water; ecosystems; farming systems; internal transcribed spacers; macroalgae; phylogeny; polymerase chain reaction; restriction endonucleases; restriction fragment length polymorphism; seasonal variation; species diversity; species identification; surveys; China; Yellow Sea
- ... Since 2007, reoccurring large-scale green algae blooms have caused deleterious effects to the estuarine ecosystem of Yellow Sea, northern China and subsequent economical losses. Previous surveys indicated the green tides were initiated in the coastal water of southern Jiangsu province where Porphyra farming was intensively conducted; however, the main ‘seed source’ of floating green algae is still ...
- Fu, Mingzhu, et al. Show all 9 Authors
- Harmful algae 2014 v.39 pp. 40-47
- Blidingia; Porphyra; Pyropia yezoensis; Ulva prolifera; algal blooms; aquaculture; biogeography; biomass; coasts; macroalgae; species diversity; surveys; China; Yellow Sea
- ... From 2008 to 2013, vast green tides mainly composed of Ulva prolifera consecutively invaded the coast of Qingdao (36°06′N, 120°25′E, PR China) in June and July. Previous studies have shown that the early green tides initially formed in the Porphyra yezoensis aquaculture area of the Subei Shoal, southern Yellow Sea. To date, multiple studies have demonstrated that green algae micro-propagules play ...