| Event name: | US-88-009 | |
| Country: | UNITED STATES | |
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Event directly affected: |
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| Toxicity detected: | No | |
| Associated syndrome: | ||
| Unexplained toxicity: | ||
| Species implicated in toxin transmission (transvector): | ||
| Report the outcome of a monitoring programme: | No | |
| Event occurred before in this location: | Yes (1985, 1986, 1987 (brown water blooms)) | |
| Individuals to contact: | OLSEN, Paul | |
| Location: | Latitude: , Longitude: | |
| General location information: |
Barnegat Bay, New Jersey, HAB Area code(s): US-01 |
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| Bloom event dates (yyyy/mm/dd): | ||
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| Additional date-related information: | Mid July - late September | |
| Causative organism known: | Yes | |
| Causative Species/Genus: |
Nannochloris atomus
( cells/L)
presumptive identification |
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| Co-Ocurring Species/Genus: |
Aureococcus anophagefferens
( cells/L)
< 7.5% |
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| Chlorophyll concentration, if known: | µg/l | |
| Additional bloom information: | Total picoplankton 105 - 106 cells ml"1 Chlorophyll North end 12 µg 1(-1) Chlorophyll South end 24 µg 1(-1) | |
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| Temperature Range During Event: | Max: 27 °C, Min: 22 °C | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Salinity Range During Event: | Max: 27, Min: 20 | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Growth Comments | In situ (?). N. atomus present for at least 20 years A. anophagefferens, unknown origin | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Additional Environmental information: | Water column mixed | |||||||||||||||||||||||||
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| Management decision: | Increased surveillance | ||||||
| Additional harmful effect information: | Brownish water discoloration. Large mats of dead eel grass on shores, coincident with brown water. | ||||||