Aquaculturists' guide to harmful Australian microalgae
By G. Hallegraeff. 2002
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Citations in the corpus
- LIPID, FATTY ACID, AND STEROL COMPOSITION OF EIGHT SPECIES OF KARENIACEAE (DINOPHYTA): CHEMOTAXONOMY AND PUTATIVE LIPID PHYCOTOXINS 1 (2007, background): “Ichthyoxicity is also not confined to fucoxanthincontaining Kareniaeceae, as peridinin-containing dinoflagellates include the marine species Cochlodinium polykrikoides Margalef (Hallegraeff 2002) and the freshwater species Peridiniopsis polonicum (Wo"osz.)”
- TAKAYAMA GEN. NOV. (GYMNODINIALES, DINOPHYCEAE), A NEW GENUS OF UNARMORED DINOFLAGELLATES WITH SIGMOID APICAL GROOVES, INCLUDING THE DESCRIPTION OF TWO NEW SPECIES 1 (2003, background): “Fish mortalities have been attributed to Gymnodinium pulchellum–like species in Australia (Larsen 1994, Hallegraeff 2002), Japan (Onoue, et al. 1985), and the United States (Steidinger et al. 1998).”
- Noctiluca scintillans MACARTNEY in the Northern Adriatic Sea: long-term dynamics, relationships with temperature and eutrophication, and role in the food web (2004, background): “Aggregations causing discolouration of the water (hereafter termed ‘bloom’) have been reported from Australia (Hallegraeff, 1991), Japan (Montani et al.”
- A list of free-living dinoflagellate species in the world’s oceans (2005, background): “…Gymnodinium translucens Kofoid et Swezy 1921) *Gymnodinium triangularis Lebour 1917 568 Gymnodinium uncatenatum (Hulburt 1957) Hallegraeff 2002 [Hallegraeff (2002)] 569 Gymnodinium valdecompressum P.H. Campbell 1973 570 Gymnodinium variabile Herdman 1924 (non G. variabile sensu Dodge 1982) 571…”
- Morphology, toxin composition and LSU rDNA phylogeny of Alexandrium minutum (Dinophyceae) from Denmark, with some morphological observations on other European strains (2003, unknown): “Australia, Adelaide, Port River + +/GTX1–4 Hallegraeff et al. (1991)”