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Digital Libraries: Harmful AlgaeThe following Sea Grant documents are arranged alphabetically by title within each subcategory. Click on the NSGL document number (following the title) to view the full-text digital version of the publication. Please view our Conditions of Use clause prior to downloading electronic documents. Please visit our Online Catalog for additional titles on this topic. Documents that are not digitally available may be ordered from the NSGL (loan copy only) or the issuing Sea Grant institution. Contents Harmful Algal Blooms | Red Tides/PSP | Brown Tides | Ciguatera | Killer Algae/Pfiesteria | Invasive Seaweed Climate change and harmful algal blooms in Maumee Bay OHSU-W-14-006 Climate change and the occurrence of harmful microorganisms in Florida’s ocean and coastal waters FLSGP-G-15-009 Economic consequences of harmful algal blooms: literature summary FLSGP-G-13-008 Evaluation of brevetoxin accumulation and degradation in coastal mammals, birds, and fish found moribund on Texas beaches during red tide blooms TAMU-Y-12-011 Great Bay Coast Watch - water quality and phytoplankton final report. NHU-T-08-005 Harmful algal bloom research initiative: 2015 report to the Ohio Department of Higher Education OHSU-S-16-001 Harmful algal blooms in Ohio waters.OHUS-G-11-001 Harmful algal blooms (HABs) in the United States. WHOI-G-98-004 Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) Primer for the Virginia Shellfish Industry VSGCP-T-12-004 Harmful algal blooms on the North American west coast. AKU-W-99-005 Harmful algal blooms: what they mean to Alaskans and how we can adapt. AKU-G-12-005 Harmful algal research and response: a human dimensions strategy. CASG-W-06-003 Lake Erie nutrient loading and harmful algal blooms: 4esearch findings and management implications. OHSU-T-11-001 Legal Tools for Reducing Harmful Algal Blooms in Lake Erie NSGLC-H-12-001 Natural marine toxins. CUIMR-G-95-001 Natural toxins and human pathogens in the marine environment. MDU-W-82-002 Novel insights on the dynamics and consequences of harmful algal blooms in the California current system: from parasites as bloom control agents to human toxin exposure CASG-Y-11-004 Quantification of life-stage transition behaviors in harmful algae and their implications for pelagic and benthic distributions WASHU-Y-14-002 Remote Sensing Harmful Algal Bloom Workshop: Chesapeake and Coastal Bays Region Workshop Report MDU-W-14-001 SoundToxins: a harmful algal bloom monitoring program for Puget Sound WASHU-H-15-001 The beach manager's manual: harmful algal blooms ILIN-H-12-006/MICHU-H-12-003 The economics of harmful algal blooms (HABs): an annotated bibliography. FLSGP-L-99-001 The effects of a red tide, Karenia brevis episode on the benthic macroinvertebrate communities of South Padre Island, Texas TAMU-Y-13-006 The Massachusetts Bay outfall. WHOI-G-98-003 Toxic algal blooms: an international directory of experts in toxic and harmful algal blooms and their effects on fisheries and public health. WHOI-D-90-001 Toxinas marinas naturales (In Spanish only). CUIMR-G-93-005 Webinar: 19 November 2013 Climate change and harmful algal blooms in Lake Erie OHSU-W-13-014 What controls harmful algal blooms and toxicity in the Sacramento-San Joaquin Delta CASG-G-12-005 What is the threat of harmful algal blooms in Louisiana coastal waters? LSU-R-99-017 When Blooms Go Bad: Harmful Algal Blooms in the Great Lakes (website) MICHU-I-10-001 Workshops focus on potential toxic algal blooms (From Shore to Shore, May-June 2008). MINNU-N-08-04c All about red tide. MEU-G-81-001 Chemical investigations of paralytic shellfish poisoning in Alaska. AKU-T-78-005 Dinoflagellate blooms and physical systems in the Gulf of Maine. WHOI-X-90-001 Economic impact of paralytic shellfish poison on the oyster industry in the Pacific United States. CUIMR-W-84-002 pp. 331-343 Gathering safe shellfish in Washington: avoiding paralytic shellfish poisoning.WASHU-H-12-001 Interaction between paralytic shellfish poison and clam melanin and protein (thesis abstract). ORESU-X1-72-004 New England red tide. MIT-G-79-001 Problems of paralytic shellfish poisoning. SCU-T-85-001 pp. 32-35 Problems of paralytic shellfish poisoning. SCU-O-85-001 pp. 28-30 Paralytic shellfish poisoning. CUIMR-G-91-003 Paralytic shellfish poisoning and red tides. CUIMR-G-89-001 Paralytic shellfish poisoning in shellfish aquaculture: the state regulatory problem. TAMU-W-82-002 pp. 21-32 Paralytic shellfish poisoning: the Alaska problem. AKU-G-96-003 Phytoplankton monitoring program 2001 report. NHU-G-02-002 Poisons in your seafood: the myths and realities of marine biotoxins and red tides (video description). WHOI-F-93-003 Preliminary observations on paralytic shellfish poisoning in central Puget Sound. TAMU-W-82-002 pp. 33-37 Progress of shellfish toxin research: implications of toxic resting cysts for aquaculture. TAMU-W-82-002 pp. 49-62 Recent developments in paralytic shellfish poisoning. CUIMR-W-84-002 pp. 317-329 Recreational seafood safety. FLSGP-H-91-003 Red tide. RIU-TL-79-002 Red tide in the northeast. RIU-G-89-001 Red tide in Texas: an explanation of the phenomenon. TAMU-G-86-006 Red tide: the facts. SCSGC-G-88-003 Seasonal abundance of "Protogonyaulax" sp. causing paralytic shellfish poisoning in Funka Bay, Hokkaido, Japan, 1978-1980. AKU-W-80-002 pp. 319-327 Shellfish aquaculture and paralytic shellfish poisoning. TAMU-W-82-002 pp. 38-48 Spectrofluorometric differentiation of the red tide alga, "Gonyaulax tamarensis" from other algae common to New England waters. MIT-T-77-008 Studies unravels mystery of public health threat. WHOI-G-94-002 Summary of symposium on the "Alexandrium fundyense" red tide of 2005. MIT-W-06-001 The Great Bay Coast Watch guide to common Gulf of The interactions between microzooplanktonic grazers and dinoflagellates causing red tides in the open coastal waters off southern California (dissertation abstract). CUIMR-X-95-001 The invasion of the red tide in North Carolina coastal waters. NCU-T-88-002 The newly discovered attack alga and its relationship to fish kills. NCU-W-93-001 pp. 48-58 The uptake, distribution and modification of PSP toxins in intertidal organisms (thesis abstract). WASHU-X-85-005 Toxic dinoflagellates and marine mammal mortalities. WHOI-W-89-002 Truths and myths about PSP. AKU-G-98-002 Beyond Pfiesteria: harmful algae in coastal waters. NCU-O-98-004 pp. 14-19 Brown Tide Bulletin. NJMSC-G-99-003 Novel phytoplankton blooms: causes and impacts of recurrent brown tides and other unusual blooms. NYSGI-W-88-002 (copyright protected—contact NSGL for loan copy) A study of ciguatera fish poisoning in the Virgin Islands area. CRI-T-73-001 Brown tide: the final chapter. NYSGI-O-05-002 (pp. 6-7) Ciguatera and the feeding habits of the greater amberjack, "Seriola dumerili", in the Hawaiian archipelago. HAWAU-W-83-003 pp. 237-264 Ciguatera fish poisoning: questions and answers. PRU-G-86-002 Ciguatera in the northeastern Caribbean. PRU-G-92-005 Ciguatera research in the northwestern Hawaiian Islands: laboratory and field studies on ciguatoxigenic dinoflagellates in the Hawaiian archipelago. HAWAU-W-83-002 pp. 144-156 Ecology, genetic variability and physiology of the ciguatera-causing dinoflagellate "Gambierdiscus toxicus" Adachi and Fukuyo (dissertation abstract). FLSGP-X-87-001 Evaluating the risk of ciguatera fish poisoning from reef fish in Hawai'i: development of ELISA applications for the detection of ciguatoxin HAWAU-Y-08-007 Ciguatera seafood poisoning: a circumtropical fisheries problem. MDU-W-82-002 pp. 1-8 Proceedings of the third international conference: Ciguatera. PRU-W-90-001 Production, identification, and characterization of multiple toxins responsible for ciguatera in the Caribbean and tropical Atlantic. ILIN-O-91-001 Radioimmunoassay results of ciguatera analysis of fishers in the northwestern Hawaiian Islands, 1980-81. HAWAU-W-83-003 pp. 226-236 Recreational seafood safety. FLSGP-H-91-003 Seasonal abundance of "Gambierdiscus toxicus" and "Ostreopsis" sp. in coastal waters of southwest Puerto Rico. PRU-R-85-006 A study of the basic biology of California's Caulerpa taxifolia. CASG-G-07-014 Can we stop "killer algae" from invading Florida? FLSGP-G-04-003 Killer dinoflagellate fact sheet. NCU-G-94-001 Research on toxic algae: pfiesteria-like organisms. NCU-T-98-001 Solving the mystery of Pfiesteria. NCU-O-97-003 pp. 4-9 All washed up: Lake Michigan's algae challenge (Cladophora). WISCU-V-09-001 Grateloupia turuturu: a red seaweed invading Long Island Sound. CONN-G-06-004 Nuisance algae on Lake Michigan shores WISCU-G-14-009
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