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| Title | Quality Assurance Project Plan: Prevalence and Persistence of Cyanotoxins in Lakes of the Puget Sound Basin |
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Quality Assurance Project Plan: Prevalence and Persistence of Cyanotoxins in Lakes of the Puget Sound Basin (Number of pages: 54) (Publication Size: 877KB)
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| Author(s) | Hobbs, William | ||||
| Description | Cyanobacteria (blue-green algae) are a diverse group of algae with a variety of life histories and habitat niches. Some species are capable of producing toxins (collectively called cyanotoxins) that are harmful to humans and wildlife. In this study, we will investigate the presence and persistence of cyanotoxins in shoreline sediments during and following a cyanobacterial bloom. In addition, the pigments present in cyanobacteria can accumulate in the deeper sediments of lakes. We will collect a deep sediment core to measure how cyanobacterial communities have changed over time in a lake that experiences annual cyanobacterial blooms. | ||||
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| Contact | William Hobbs at 360-407-7512 or William.Hobbs@ecy.wa.gov | ||||
| Keywords | blooms, sediment core, blue-green algae, microcystin, lakes, sediment, freshwater, freshwater sediment, cyanobacteria, cyanotoxin, pigment | ||||
| WEB PAGE | Toxics studies | ||||
| RELATED PUBLICATIONS | Title:
The Historical Prevalence of Cyanobacteria in Pass Lake, Skagit County, Washington Prevalence and Persistence of Cyanotoxins in Lakes of the Puget Sound Basin: Cyanotoxin production in Spanaway Lake (Pierce County, Washington) during the summer of 2021 The Historical Prevalence of Cyanobacteria in Spanaway Lake, Pierce County, Washington Addendum 3 to Quality Assurance Project Plan: Prevalence and Persistence of Cyanotoxins in Lakes of the Puget Sound Basin Addendum 2 to Quality Assurance Project Plan: Prevalence and Persistence of Cyanotoxins in Lakes of the Puget Sound Basin Exploring the Use of Fluorometric Sensors to Monitor Harmful Algal Blooms in Lakes Quality Assurance Project Plan Addendum: Prevalence and Persistence of Cyanotoxins in Lakes of the Puget Sound Basin The Prevalence of Cyanobacteria: A historical perspective from lake sediment |
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