The National Monitoring programme for phytoplankton is a well established programme and this was shown through the improvement and refinement of Phytoplankton shellfish and finfish sites around the country. One important development in the last 2 years has been to increase the number of sentinel sites. A sentinel site is a designated sampling site where a total community Phytoplankton cell count and identification is carried out. The number of sentinel sites has increased from 11 in 2005 to 24 in 2008. This means a better coverage of all the bays around the country. The number of phytoplankton samples analysed in 2008 has seen an increase from the previous year
This report gives a summary of the monitoring activities within the national Swedish contaminant pro...
Changes in plankton community structures in response to climate change and the climatic sensitivity ...
Phytoplankton is the major contributor to algal biomass and primary production of the North Sea, alt...
This paper provides a review of the activities of the Phytoplankton Unit in the Marine Institute as ...
This paper provides an overview of phytoplankton sampling, analysis and reporting in 2006. The occur...
A national phytoplankton monitoring programme, has been in operation in Ireland since 1986, and fulf...
The Marine Institute in Ireland carries out a national phytoplankton monitoring programme which exte...
The consumption of shellfish that accumulate marine biotoxins produced by harmful Algae can result i...
The Phytotest project is a 3 year collaborative project funded through the Marine Strategic Programm...
National audienceIn order to address phytoplankton dynamics in aquatic systems and to detect short t...
A Norwegian monitoring system for harmful algal blooms, consisting of an Observer Network, the State...
Phytotest is a 3-year research and development project funded through the Marine Institute Strategic...
Shellfish products may be contaminated with marine biotoxins which, after consumption, may lead to h...
In the existing sampling methodology, the interest is to estimate gear-wise, species-wise landings ...
The subject of harmful and toxic marine algae has recently gained a growing public and scientific in...
This report gives a summary of the monitoring activities within the national Swedish contaminant pro...
Changes in plankton community structures in response to climate change and the climatic sensitivity ...
Phytoplankton is the major contributor to algal biomass and primary production of the North Sea, alt...
This paper provides a review of the activities of the Phytoplankton Unit in the Marine Institute as ...
This paper provides an overview of phytoplankton sampling, analysis and reporting in 2006. The occur...
A national phytoplankton monitoring programme, has been in operation in Ireland since 1986, and fulf...
The Marine Institute in Ireland carries out a national phytoplankton monitoring programme which exte...
The consumption of shellfish that accumulate marine biotoxins produced by harmful Algae can result i...
The Phytotest project is a 3 year collaborative project funded through the Marine Strategic Programm...
National audienceIn order to address phytoplankton dynamics in aquatic systems and to detect short t...
A Norwegian monitoring system for harmful algal blooms, consisting of an Observer Network, the State...
Phytotest is a 3-year research and development project funded through the Marine Institute Strategic...
Shellfish products may be contaminated with marine biotoxins which, after consumption, may lead to h...
In the existing sampling methodology, the interest is to estimate gear-wise, species-wise landings ...
The subject of harmful and toxic marine algae has recently gained a growing public and scientific in...
This report gives a summary of the monitoring activities within the national Swedish contaminant pro...
Changes in plankton community structures in response to climate change and the climatic sensitivity ...
Phytoplankton is the major contributor to algal biomass and primary production of the North Sea, alt...