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- เผยแพร่เมื่อ 3 มิ.ย. 2019
- It can be hard to tell the difference between a Harmful Algal Bloom (HAB) and non-toxic algal blooms or other water quality concerns. This video provides some helpful identification tips and several image examples of HABs.
If you see an algal bloom and think it may be a HAB, please submit a Suspicious Algal Bloom Report Form. Links to the form can be found at: www.dec.ny.gov/chemical/77118..... DEC recommends avoiding contact with any floating mats, scums, or discolored water.
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I live on a farm with a pond in Maryland and was concerned. im happy to say after watching and learning your presentation I correctly id'ed (sic) your quiz. thanks for this quick and to the point video.
This was fantastic! One note: though cyanobacteria individually are microscopic (e.g the Microcystis that make microcystin toxin), in cyanoHABs, during HABs they form colonies that are visible to the naked eye. These colonies can actually get very large - on the order of 0.1-0.5 millimeters in size, visible to the naked eye. Thanks for this presentation though, great great help to the public
This was very informative and helpful. Thanks for sharing!
This is great timing! Our pond is new..so new pond syndrome..and blue green algae is a bit scary...but we k ow it's just reg algae and we can manage it naturally. Phew
First video I've watched where I actually feel I now know what I'm looking for! Thank you so very much for your presentation💚
excellent work! thank you
Great job!
great stuff
Glad you liked it!
Hello, the variety I just encountered was similar to strands of hair and quite clearly attached to the rocky bottom of a slowly trickling brook. The color was a very strange iridescent blue in direct sunlight. As the instructor stated in the video it resembled petroleum products of sorts. I was hiking with my dog and I'm afraid she may have gotten into the stuff. I have washed her off well with clean water, but I am still monitoring her behavior.
how is your dog? I know I’m late
@@nebaaa1628 She is fine, 3 years old now. Thanks for Asking.
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