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A bibliometric review of Green Tide research between 1995-2023

Marine Pollution Bulletin
In recent years, the frequent occurrence of green tides has attracted attention from academia and industry. Despite some literature reviews, systematic bibliometric and visualization analyses are still lacking. The study employs CiteSpace and VOSviewer tools to conduct a bibliometric and visualization analysis of green tide-related literature from the ...
Guanbing, Feng, Yinging, Zeng, Jingwen, Wang, Wei, Dai, Fangling, Bi, Peiming, He, Jianheng, Zhang   +6 more
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Research on the long-term relationship between green tide and chlorophyll- concentration in the Yellow Sea based on Google Earth Engine

Marine Pollution Bulletin, 2022
Yueqi Wang, Dongxue Li
exaly  

The Green Tide:

2023
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Biological a Case in the Ordu Coastal: Green Tide

2015
Eutrophication is a typical example for environmental problems in aquatic ecosystems. Tides occurring in sea and ocean are events associated with eutrophication, can be seen in different colors and usually the bay and estuary systems. Besides, green tides are major deposits in coastal areas resulting from the blooming of the macro green algae ...
TAŞ, Beyhan, YILMAZ, Özlem
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Analysis of the reasons for the outbreak of Yellow Sea green tide in 2021 based on long-term multi-source data

Marine Environmental Research, 2022
Dongxue Li, Zhicheng Wang
exaly  

Green Seaweed Tides

2022
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Analysis of environmental factors affecting the large-scale long-term sequence of green tide outbreaks in the Yellow Sea

Estuarine, Coastal and Shelf Science, 2021
Dongxue Li, Debin Song
exaly  

12 Years of Green Tides at Tropical Brazil

2023
Cledson Pedro da Silva Júnior, Juliane Bernardi Vasconcelos, Edson Régis Tavares Pessoa Pi Vasconcelos, Adilma de Lourdes Montenegro Cocentino, Mutue Toyota Fujii, Beatrice Padovani Ferreira   +5 more
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Ecological damage - Green tides

Commentaire de la décision : Eutrophisation du milieu aquatique et prolifération subséquente d’algues vertes. Marées vertes. Préjudice écologique imputable aux carences fautives de l’État. Tribunal administratif de Rennes, 18 juillet 2023, n° 2206278, n° 2202537 et n° 2101565. Les algues vertes sentent le soufre.
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Stemming green tides in the Yellow Sea

Science
Luhua, Yang, Ruiyong, Zhang, Li, Zhuo, Bin-Bin, Xie, Jianqun, Lin, Shun, Li   +5 more
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