Search Results - "Neisch, Michael T."

Ammonium treatments to suppress toxic blooms of Prymnesium parvum in a subtropical lake of semi-arid climate: Results from in situ mesocosm experiments by Grover, James P., Roelke, Daniel L., Brooks, Bryan W., Gable, George M., Neisch, Michael T., Hayden, Natanya J., Valenti, Theodore W., Prosser, Krista N., Umphres, George D., Hewitt, Natalie C.

“…Prymnesium parvum is a haptophyte alga that forms toxic, fish-killing blooms in a variety of brackish coastal and inland waters. Its abundance and toxicity are…”
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Low pH preempts bloom development of a toxic haptophyte by Prosser, Krista N., Valenti, Theodore W., Hayden, Natanya J., Neisch, Michael T., Hewitt, Natalie C., Umphres, George D., Gable, George M., Grover, James P., Roelke, Daniel L., Brooks, Bryan W.

“…► A number of factors influence the development of Prymnesium parvum blooms; pH influences the magnitude of ambient toxicity caused by these blooms. ► In two…”
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STIMULATING EFFECT OF ANABAENA SP. (CYANOBACTERIA) EXUDATE ON PRYMNESIUM PARVUM (HAPTOPHYTA) by Neisch, Michael T., Roelke, Daniel L., Brooks, Bryan W., Grover, James P., Masser, Michael P.

“…Prymnesium parvum blooms have become more frequent in the south-central United States, leading to significant ecological and economic impacts. Allelopathic…”
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Stimulating effect of anabaena sp. (cyanobacteria) exudate on prymnesium parvum (haptophyta)1 by Neisch, Michael T, Roelke, Daniel L, Brooks, Bryan W, Grover, James P, Masser, Michael P

“…Prymnesium parvum blooms have become more frequent in the south‐central United States, leading to significant ecological and economic impacts. Allelopathic…”
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Beyond hydraulic flushing: Deep water mixing takes the harm out of a haptophyte algal bloom by Hayden, Natanya J., Roelke, Daniel L., Brooks, Bryan W., Grover, James P., Neisch, Michael T., Valenti, Theodore W., Prosser, Krista N., Gable, George M., Umphres, George D., Hewitt, Natalie C.

“…► Conducted in-lake mesocosm experiments with natural plankton communities plagued by Prymnesium parvum where we manipulated hydraulic flushing using deeper…”
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