detailed citation - record # 5916
- Title
- Research Project Summary: Brown Tide Assessment Project in NJ Coastal Waters: A Comparison of Three Bloom Years (2000-2002) With Two Non-Bloom Years (2003-04)
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- Web Document or Associated Web Site
- http://www.state.nj.us/dep/dsr/browntide/bt.htm
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- Abstract
- Brown tides are caused by the rapid population growth (bloom) of a minute alga, Aureococcus anophagefferens. To
determine whether these blooms are a threat to coastal waters in New Jersey, the Division of Science Research and
Technology implemented the Brown Tide Assessment Project from 2000-2004. The primary objectives of this study are
to (1) characterize the spatial and temporal occurrence of brown tides in Barnegat Bay-Little Egg Harbor, (2) identify
those environmental factors that may promote the development and maintenance of brown tides, and (3) analyze the risk of brown tides to submerged aquatic vegetation communities.
- Author
- Pecchiolo, Joel A. : Lathrop, Richard : Haag, Scott
- Publisher
- New Jersey Department of Environmental Protection (NJDEP), Division of Science, Research and Technology
- Publication Date
- 2006/08/01
- Publication Place
- P.O. Box 409, Trenton, New Jersey 08625
- Supplemental Information
- 7 p., ill., tables, maps
- Other Citation Details
- Series: Research Project Summary
- Primary Theme Keyword
- coastal zone
- Theme Keywords
- algae,
algal blooms,
brown tides,
coastal waters,
ecological impacts,
eukaryotic plants,
submerged aquatic vegetation,
estuarine and marine waters
- Primary Place Keyword
- Atlantic County, Burlington County, Cape May County, Monmouth County, Ocean County
- Place Keywords
- New Jersey
- Type of Document
- Report/study
- Document Location
- NJER 06-216
- Comments
- Joel A. Pecchioli is the NJDEP Project Manager
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