Progress and Recommendations Regarding Red Tide (Karenia brevis) Blooms

Flewelling, Leanne; Anderson, Donald; Clark, Rick; De Freese, Duane; Dortch, Quay; Fleiger, Jill; Jacoby, Charles; Kirkpatrick, Barbara; Larkin, Sherry; Reich, Andrew; Watkins, Rhonda; Whiting, David

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Progress and Recommendations Regarding Red Tide (Karenia brevis) Blooms

2021
By Flewelling, Leanne ; Anderson, Donald ; Clark, Rick ; ...
Series: Florida Harmful Algal Bloom Task Force Consensus Document #2

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The severity, duration, and spatial extent of red tide blooms caused by Karenia brevis vary widely from event to event and, unlike most severe weather events, cannot be forecast accurately. In fact, blooms can persist through all seasons, survive tropical storms and hurricanes; coincide with other HAB events (spatially and temporally) in marine, estuarine, and freshwater systems; and result in human respiratory irritation and widespread reports of fish, sea turtle, marine mammal, and other wildlife mortalities.
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