Entries

Stonik, I.V., M.L. Wells, and V.L. Trainer. 2017. Overview of eastern versus western Pacific differences in Pseudo-nitzschia abundance, speciation, and domoic acid impacts, p. 3-11. In: Trainer, V.L. [ed.] Conditions promoting extreme Pseudo-nitzschia events in the eastern Pacific but not the western Pacific. PICES Sci. Rep. No. 53.

Kotaki, Y., S. Sakamoto, and I. Imai. 2017. Amnesic shellfish poisoning potential in Japan, p. 12-19. In: Trainer, V.L. [ed.] Conditions promoting extreme Pseudo-nitzschia events in the eastern Pacific but not the western Pacific. PICES Sci. Rep. No. 53.

Guo, H., C. Guan, L. Yang, and D. Lu. 2017. Pseudo-nitzschia blooms in China, p. 20-27. In: Trainer, V.L. [ed.] Conditions promoting extreme Pseudo-nitzschia events in the eastern Pacific but not the western Pacific. PICES Sci. Rep. No. 53.

Lim, W.-A., T.-G. Park, J.-G. Park, K.-J. Lee, K.-S. Ha, and G.J. Doucette. 2017. Temporal changes and toxicity of Pseudo-nitzschia species, p. 28-32. In: Trainer, V.L. [ed.] Conditions promoting extreme Pseudo-nitzschia events in the eastern Pacific but not the western Pacific. PICES Sci. Rep. No. 53.

Stonik, I.V. and T. Yu. Orlova. 2017. Pseudo-nitzschia bloom events in the Russian waters of the Japan/East Sea, p. 33-36. In: Trainer, V.L. [ed.] Conditions promoting extreme Pseudo-nitzschia events in the eastern Pacific but not the western Pacific. PICES Sci. Rep. No. 53.

Trainer, V.L., N.G. Adams, B.D. Bill, D.L. Ayres, Z.R. Forster, A. Odell, B.-T. Eberhart, and N. Haigh. 2017. Pseudo-nitzschia blooms in the northeastern Pacific Ocean, p. 37-48. In: Trainer, V.L. [ed.] Conditions promoting extreme Pseudo-nitzschia events in the eastern Pacific but not the western Pacific. PICES Sci. Rep. No. 53.

Ruggiero, M.V., D. D’Alelio, M.I. Ferrante, M. Santoro, L. Vitale, G. Procaccini, and M. Montresor. 2018. Clonal expansion behind a marine diatom bloom. ISME J. 12: 463-472. [discusses Pseudo-nitzschia multistriata]

Shaik, A.U.R., H. Biswas, N.S. Babu, N.P.C. Reddy, and Z.A. Ansari. 2017. Investigating the impacts of treated effluent discharge on coastal water health (Visakhapatnam, SW coast of Bay of Bengal, India). Environ. Monit. Assess. 189: 643. [mentions P. seriata identified by light microscopy]

Chen, Q., L. Deng, J. Chi, M. Liu, X. Lin, and Z. Xie. 2017. Sensitive profiling of trace neurotoxin domoic acid by pressurized capillary electrochromatography with laser-induced fluorescence detection. RSC Adv. 7: 53778–53784.

Gagez, A.-L., A. Bonnet, P. Pineau, and M. Graber. 2017. Identification and quantification of domoic acid by UHPLC/QTOF tandem mass spectrometry, with simultaneous identification of non-target photodegradation products. Internat. J. Environ. Anal. Chem. 97: 1192-1205.