12th International Conference on Harmful Algae

INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF HARMFUL ALGAE12 th <strong>International</strong> <strong>Conference</strong> on Harmful Algae, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4-8 September 2006First record of a large-scale bloom of Thalassiosira curviseriata Takano in theEast China SeaGao, Lu, Qi, Zou, Li, Xie, LiangSeasonal dynamics of a Planktothrix rubescens-dominated phytoplanktoncommunity and toxic compounds in Lake Albano (Rome, Italy)Ellwood, Albertano, Viaggiu, Mosello, FunicielloThe emergence and dynamics of red tide blooms caused by Cochlodiniumpolykrikoides in the Peconic Estuary, NY, USANuzzi, GoblerTime-series study of the occurrence of dinoflagellate cysts in surfacesediments from a warm temperate region (Cascais Bay, Portugal)Ribeiro, AmorimFollow-up of an autumn bloom of Dinophysis acuta in NW Iberia: along-shoretransport versus in situ growthEscalera Moura, Reguera Ramirez, Moita, Pazos, Moroño, Cerejo, Ruiz-Villareal,CabanasThe interspecific competition of two HAB species: Prorocentrum donghaienseand Alexandrium tamarenseWang, Li, ZhuPO.06-05PO.06-06PO.06-07PO.06-08PO.06-09PO.06-10Gymnodinium catenatum preference for and growth on nitrate, ammonium andureaPO.06-11Armstrong, Thompson, Bolch, BlackburnA drifter study of a toxic Pseudo-nitzschia bloom from the Juan de Fuca Eddyin the Pacific NorthwestTrick, Lessard, Cochlan, Hickey, Trainer, WellsEffects of varying salinity and N:P ratios on the growth and toxicity of KareniabrevisLekanThe return of Gymnodinium catenatum after 10 years: bloom initiation andtransport off the Portuguese coastMoita, Palma, Oliveira, Vidal, Silva, VilarinhoAn investigation of the relationship between Pseudo-nitzschia species anddomoic acid in Mytilus sp. in the Fal Estuary, UKPercy, Higman, Bateman, Bresnan, Morris, LewisAlexandrium minutum and Kryptoperidinium foliaceum blooms in differentenvironmental conditions in the Miñor River influenced region (NW of Spain)Bravo, Fraga, Figueroa, Ramilo, Rial, Fernandez-VillamarínPO.06-12PO.06-13PO.06-14PO.06-15PO.06-16Molecular approaches to HAB research: who’s there and what are they doing? PO.06-1794