Cyanobacteria Blooms
Current Trend of Metagenomic Data Analytics for Cyanobacteria Blooms
... The blooms have become a major threat to freshwater ecosystems globally and a worldwide challenge [3] ...the cyanobacteria blooms have been carried out on the fresh water systems in Asia [5]-[14], ...
17
Exploring Vertical Mixing and Other Controls on Cyanobacteria Blooms in Shallow Eutrophic Reservoirs.
... of cyanobacteria blooms in lakes and reservoirs of various conditions (Wallace & Hamilton, 2000; Joehnk et ...between cyanobacteria and green algae species in different mixing scenarios (Bormans ...
89
Evaluating the effectiveness of water remediation techniques for nutrient reduction and the control of cyanobacteria blooms in municipal drinking water reservoirs in the SE United States
... 2013). Cyanobacteria are capable of sequestering phosphorus for later use when it is plentiful, and some also have the ability to fix nitrogen when phosphorus is ...harmful blooms (Paerl & Otten ...
22
Cyanobacteria blooms and non-alcoholic liver disease: evidence from a county level ecological study in the United States
... cyanobacterial blooms that could have potential ad- verse health effects on their ...algal blooms is gradual over years [41,42] and studies show that eutrophication conditions in US es- tuaries remain ...
11
Cyanobacteria Predominance in Alberta's Eutrophic Lakes Linked to Iron Scavenging Strategy That Uses Siderophores and Toxins
... reservoirs, cyanobacteria are the only microorganisms to produce significant quantities of PC (Brient et ...Detecting cyanobacteria concentration in mixed phytoplankton assemblages often relies on in vivo ...
134
Dynamic of Filamentous Cyanobacteria in the Dam Ain Zada (North of Algeria)
... cyanobacterial blooms in drinking water sources and at recreational sites pose a serious threat for humans and livestock [Affsa/Afsset, ...of cyanobacteria produce secondary metabolites called cyanotoxins ...
14
Atmospheric change promotes increasing cyanobacteria dominance in Swedish lakes
... of cyanobacteria blooms are increasing ...for cyanobacteria in northern ...in cyanobacteria abundance were identified in 21% of the study sites, composed mostly of increases in three specific ...
136
Seasonal Dynamics of Nutrient Loading and Chlorophyll A in a Northern Prairies Reservoir, Saskatchewan, Canada
... freshwater cyanobacteria blooms ...and cyanobacteria or phyto- plankton abundance have not always found clear rela- tionships between these two nutrients and algal ...to cyanobacteria, at ...
23
Control and management of harmful algal blooms
... cyanobacterial blooms and their tremendous and widespread impact on human and environmental health, natural and man-made assets, as well as overall ecosystem ...that cyanobacteria blooms may have a ...
47
Factors associated with blooms of cyanobacteria in a large shallow lake, China
... of blooms of cyanobacteria occurred throughout the year, except for January and February ...algae blooms was increas- ing, and blooms occurred even in January ...[34]. Blooms of ...
15
THERAPEUTIC MUD AND CYANOBACTERIA
... At the onset of adverse environmental conditions, some blue-greens algae can develop akinetes (modified cells). Akinetes contain large reserves of carbohydrates, which allow these organisms to tolerate adverse conditions ...
10
Articles
... Study extent: This dataset is primarily developed to sum our ongoing effort on exploring the biodiversity (morphological, genetic, metabolite) of photosynthetic organisms. Thus, the strains comprising the dataset are from ...
11
The Toxins of Cyanobacteria
... within just a few days. It is the freshwater habitat that typi- cally experiences a cyanobacteria ”bloom“. Sometimes blo- oms may produce toxins that are potentially lethal to animals, including humans. Some ...
7
Plant growth promoting Cyanobacteria as potential biofertilizer and biocontrol agent in agriculture.
... Effective utilization of ubiquitous cyanobacteria as biofertilizer will surely have indispensable effect on productivity of plants and soil. Substantial efforts and researches have been conducted to prove the ...
10
Timing the Evolutionary Advent of Cyanobacteria and the Later Great Oxidation Event Using Gene Phylogenies of a Sunscreen
... filamentous cyanobacteria at ...filamentous cyanobacteria (38) and the presence of oxygen bubbles in fossil stroma- tolites ...be cyanobacteria and do not show ...
14
Hydrogen production by Cyanobacteria
... a) With the advances in nanotechnology it has become possible to build semi-permeable membranes around the organisms. An example is a membrane that discriminates by size with an active transport system [53]. Nanotechnol- ...
11
Moss-dominated biological soil crusts improve stability of soil organic carbon on the Loess Plateau, China
... Effect of different biocrusts on SOC stability. After 33 days of incubation, significant differences between the cumulative SMC contents of different biocrust layers were observed, but no significant dif- ference was ...
6
Investigating the Interactions Between Cyanobacteria and Vibrio parahaemolyticus
... Because the Vibrio strains used in the experiment had to be grown in antibiotic media to induce the production of the fluorescent protein, it was necessary to determine what level of those antibiotics ...
27
WHAT ARE THE WAYS TO LIMIT EUTROPHICATION ?
... In some parts of the world, especially the developing nations, sewage water is directly discharge into water bodies sucha as rivers, lakes and oceans. As a result, introduces high amounts of chemical nutrients thereby ...
5
Chemical lysis of cyanobacteria
... We have developed a mixture of enzymes and chemicals that completely lyse cyanobacteria. Since the treatment involves only readily-available chemicals and simple proteins that degrade the components of the ...
8