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Why do red tides occur frequently in some oligotrophic waters? Analysis of red tide evolution history in Mirs Bay, China and its implications

Authors :
Shuangliang, Dai
Yanyan, Zhou
Na, Li
Xian-Zhong, Mao
Source :
Science of The Total Environment. 844:157112
Publication Year :
2022
Publisher :
Elsevier BV, 2022.

Abstract

The process and management of red tide in oligotrophic waters are poorly understood as most studies on red tide were focused on eutrophic areas. In this study, 404 red tide events together with the historical water quality dynamics during 1991-2020 were investigated in an anthropogenically influenced bay in China - Mirs Bay, whose most region is oligotrophic except small inshore areas. Red tides of oligotrophic offshore accounted for 20 % of all. With the effective governmental management on inshore areas, concentration of PO

Details

ISSN :
00489697
Volume :
844
Database :
OpenAIRE
Journal :
Science of The Total Environment
Accession number :
edsair.doi.dedup.....c5963e20459ab0416deb6cbf0ecf3741