Botany 423: Sources for Evaluation

Michalak, Anna M., Eric J. Anderson, Dmitry Beletsky, Steven Boland, Nathan S. Bosch, Thomas B. Bridgeman, and Liu Xiaojian, et al. 2013. Record-setting algal bloom in Lake Erie caused by agricultural and meteorological trends consistent with expected future conditions. Proceedings of the National Academy of Sciences of the United States of America 110, no. 16: 6448-6452.

Smith, D. R., R. S. Wilson, K. W. King, M. Zwonitzer, J. M. McGrath, R. D. Harmel, R. L. Haney, and L. T. Johnson. 2018. Lake Erie, phosphorus, and microcystin: Is it really the farmer's fault?. Journal of Soil & Water Conservation 73, no. 1: 48-57.

Herring, Hal. 2017. Marsh Madness. Field & Stream, December: 24-27. Available through the NewsBank database.

Breininger, David R., Robert D. Breininger, and Carlton R. Hall. 2017. Effects of surrounding land use and water depth on seagrass dynamics relative to a catastrophic algal bloom. Conservation Biology 31, no. 1: 67-75.

Lapointe, Brian E., Laura W. Herren, David D. Debortoli, and Margaret A. Vogel. 2015. Evidence of sewage-driven eutrophication and harmful algal blooms in Florida's Indian River Lagoon. Harmful Algae 43, 82-102.

He, Z. L., Zhang, M. K., Stoffella, P. J., Yang, X. E. and Banks, D. J. 2006. Phosphorus Concentrations and Loads in Runoff Water under Crop Production. Soil Science Society of America Journal. 70, no. 5: p1807-1816.

A website on algae blooms in Lake Erie from the Alliance for the Great Lakes.

An article about environmentalists complaints about manure spraying from AgWeb.

This is the page on dead zones and harmful algae blooms from the EPA website that was archived January 19, 2017.

The current EPA website on harmful algae blooms.

A NOAA website on Harmful Algae Blooms that was updated in April, 2016.

The current NOAA website on harmful algae blooms. It was updated in October, 2017.