Aquatic Sciences Meeting, Albuquerque 2001
CS15 Harmful Algal Blooms
Date: Tuesday, February 13, 2001 Location: Cochiti/Taos
9:45 AM
Roelke, D L
; Buyukates, Y
PREDICTING HABS: POTENTIAL USE OF PHYTOPLANKTON SPECIES DIVERSITY AND DYNAMIC NATURE OF SUCCESSION EVENTS
10:00 AM
Gobler, C J
; Renaghan, M J
; Buck, N J THE ROLE OF NUTRIENTS AND MICROZOOPLANKTON GRAZING IN THE INITIATION AND PERSISTENCE OF NEW YORK BROWN TIDES
10:15 AM
Popels, L C
; Hutchins, D A
THE POTENTIAL FOR ANTHROPOGENIC TRANSPORT OF THE BROWN TIDE ORGANISM, AUREOCOCCUS ANOPHAGEFFERENS
10:30:00 AM
Mulholland, M R
; Gobler, C
; Lee, C AMINO ACID OXIDATION AND PEPTIDE HYDROLYSIS IN POPULATIONS SEASONALLY DOMINATED BY AUREOCOCCUS ANOPHAGEFFERENS
10:45 AM
Greenfield, D I
; Lonsdale, D J
RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN INTERANNUAL VARIABILITY IN JUVENILE HARD CLAM GROWTH AND PLANKTON SPECIES COMPOSITION DURING YEARS WITH AND WITHOUT BROWN TIDE
11:15 AM
Brand, L E
; Ferro, M S
NUTRIENT RATIOS AND THE EUTROPHICATION OF FLORIDA BAY
11:30:00 AM
Walsh, J J
; Heil, C A
; Vargo, G A ISOTOPIC EVIDENCE FOR NITROGEN SOURCES SUPPORTING GYMNODINIUM BREVE BLOOMS IN THE WEST FLORIDA SHELF WATERS
11:45 AM
Penta, B
; Walsh, J J
; Tomas, C R
; Vargo, G A
COMPETITION AMONG MULTIPLE FUNCTIONAL-GROUPS OF PHYTOPLANKTON: A NUMERICAL RECIPE FOR HARMFUL ALGAL BLOOMS ON THE WEST FLORIDA SHELF
12:00 PM
Teegarden, G J
; Cembella, A D
; Durbin, E G PSP TOXIN RETENTION BY ZOOPLANKTON FEEDING ON ALEXANDRIUM FUNDYENSE – VECTOR OR SINK?
12:15 PM
Burkholder, J M
; Glasgow, H B
; Deamer, N J RECENT SHIFTS IN PFIESTERIA SPP. ABUNDANCE AND TOXICITY MAY BE LINKED TO ENVIRONMENTAL N: P RATIOS: STATISTICAL TRENDS FROM A DECADE OF INTENSIVE STUDY IN NORTH
2:00 PM
Moisan, T A
; Mitchell, B G
MODELING NET GROWTH OF PHAEOCYSTIS ANTARCTICA BASED ON PHYSIOLOGICAL AND OPTICAL RESPONSES TO LIGHT AND TEMPERATURE
2:15 PM
Lippemeier, S
; Frampton, D
; Negri, A P
; Blackburn, S
STRONG EFFECTS OF VARYING PHOSPHATE SUPPLY ON GROWTH, VARIABLE FLUORESCENCE AND TOXICITY OF THE DINOFLAGELLATE ALEXANDRIUM MINUTUM
2:30 PM
Pustizzi, F M
; Hutchins, D A
EFFECTS OF VARIOUS NITROGEN SOURCES AND LIGHT LEVELS ON THE GROWTH OF THE BROWN TIDE ORGANISM AUREOCOCCUS ANOPHAGEFFERENS IN SEMI-CONTINUOUS AND BATCH CULTURE
2:45 PM
Kim, J S
; Jeong, H J
; Kim, S T
; Yoo, Y D
; Song, J Y
; Lim, M S
THE OUTBREAK OF RED TIDES IN THE COASTAL WATERS OFF KOHUNG, KOREA 2. THE TEMPORAL AND SPATIAL VARIATIONS IN THE HETEROTROPHIC DINOFLAGELLATES AND CILIATES
3:00 PM
Dubois, A
; Coe, A L
; MacIntyre, H L STIMULATIVE EFFECT OF SEDIMENT PORE WATER ON THE GROWTH OF THE BLOOM-FORMING DINOFLAGELLATE PROROCENTRUM MINIMUM
3:45 PM
Örnólfsdóttir, E B
; Pinckney, J L
; Tester, P A DETECTION AND QUANTIFICATION OF GYROXANTHIN-DIESTER FROM TEXAS RED-TIDE: QUANTIFICATION OF GYMNODINIUM BREVE USING HPLC AND CHEMTAX
4:00 PM
Terlizzi, D E
; Ferrier, M D
; Armbrester, E
; Anlauf, K
THE EFFECT OF BARLEY STRAW EXTRACT ON THE GROWTH OF ESTUARINE DINOFLAGELLATES
4:15 PM
Coyne, K J
; Hutchins, D A
; Hare, C E
; Cary, S C
LOW LEVEL DETECTION AND ENUMERATION OF PFIESTERIA PISCICIDA USING MOLECULAR PROBING TECHNIQUES
4:30 PM
Dyhrman, S T
; Lomas, M
; Anderson, D M A POTENTIAL DIAGNOSTIC FOR NITROGEN STRESS: UREASE ACTIVITY IN A MODEL DINOFLAGELLATE
4:45 PM
Juneau, P
; Lawrence, J E
; Suttle, C A
; Harrison, P J
USE OF PAM-FLUOROMETRY TO DETECT VIRAL INFECTION OF PHYTOPLANKTON
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