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Interactions between bacteria and harmful algae: A review
Natural Toxins, 1995AbstractThe ways in which bacteria interact with eukaryotic, unicellular algae are extremely diverse. Such relationships vary widely according to a number of criteria, including spatial and temporal scales, the degree of specificity, and if the relationship can be characterized as beneficial or detrimental to any of the organisms involved.
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Fungal diseases and harmful algae
2001The biological feature that characterizes fungi, above all else, is their osmotrophic (absorptive) mode of nutrition. They can neither ingest their food nor manufacture it in the way that plants do. This chapter discusses saprolegniasis, branchiomycosis, ichthyophonus, dermocystidium and harmful algae.
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Duodecim; laaketieteellinen aikakauskirja, 2011
Harmful algae are a worldwide problem. Phycotoxins is a general term for toxic compounds produced by harmful species of the phytoplankton. This review deals with the occurrence of harmful algae and phycotoxins in the Baltic Sea and other domestic waters, the ways of getting exposed to them, and their effects.
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Harmful algae are a worldwide problem. Phycotoxins is a general term for toxic compounds produced by harmful species of the phytoplankton. This review deals with the occurrence of harmful algae and phycotoxins in the Baltic Sea and other domestic waters, the ways of getting exposed to them, and their effects.
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