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Attached Ulva meridionalis on nearshore dikes may pose a new ecological risk in the Yellow Sea
Environmental Pollution, 2023Green tides have been reported to occur in many sea areas worldwide. In China, most of them are caused by Ulva spp., such as Ulva prolifera and Ulva meridionalis. Green tide algae shed are frequently the initial biomass for the formation of green tide. Human activities and seawater eutrophication are the fundamental causes of the formation of the green
Zhangyi, Xia +6 more
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Botanica Marina
Abstract Ulva green tides have adversely affected coastal ecosystems. In June 2023 in Changhua County, Taiwan, an unprecedented floating tubular Ulva bloom spanning about 30 km of coastline caused about 30 % reduction in oyster yield as reported by local farmers.
Chun-Yu Su, Silvia Fontana, Shao-Lun Liu
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Abstract Ulva green tides have adversely affected coastal ecosystems. In June 2023 in Changhua County, Taiwan, an unprecedented floating tubular Ulva bloom spanning about 30 km of coastline caused about 30 % reduction in oyster yield as reported by local farmers.
Chun-Yu Su, Silvia Fontana, Shao-Lun Liu
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Physiological and molecular changes in Oryza meridionalis Ng., a heat-tolerant species of wild rice
Journal of Experimental Botany, 2010Brian Atwell +2 more
exaly
Acute Cd Toxicity, Metal Accumulation, and Ion Loss in Southern Catfish (Silurus meridionalis Chen)
Toxics, 2021exaly
A behavioural study of hybridization between Barbus barbus and Barbus meridionalis
Journal of Fish Biology, 1994Patrick Berrebi
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