Green tide with the main dominant species is Ulva prolifera OF Müller have been reported in
the Southern Yellow Sea since 2007. This study investigated differences in the morphology …

Since 2007, the world's largest macroalgal blooms have occurred along the coastal area of
the Yellow Sea for 6 consecutive years. In 2012, shipboard surveying and satellite remote …

Since 2007, green tides have occurred along the coast of the Yellow Sea, China. The green
tide extended to 50,000 km 2 (floating area) within 2–3 months and the calculated covering …

To understand how seasonal factors could drive the formation of green tide blooms and their
flotation and decay, we cultured the green tide algal species Ulva prolifera at various …

Green tides have occurred in the Yellow Sea, China, every year from 2007 to 2015. The free-
floating Ulva prolifera (Müller) J. Agardh was the causative macroalgal species. The co …

The massive green tide species Ulva linza undergoes an apparent rafting in a
counterclockwise direction in the Yellow Sea from Jiangsu Province, China, to the west …

Green tides are caused by the proliferation of chlorophytes under suitable hydrographic
conditions. These blooms lead to environmental degradation and negatively impact the …

Ulva prolifera (Müller) J. Agardh is the main causative species of the 2008 Yellow Sea green
tide incident. We investigated the influences of diluted seawater on the vegetative growth …

Intensive Pyropia aquaculture in the coast of southwestern Yellow Sea and its subsequent
waste, including disposed Ulva prolifera, was speculated to be one of the major sources for …

Since the late 1980's, a persistent green tide of floating Ulva without any clear seasonal
fluctuation has occurred in Hiroshima Bay, Seto Inland Sea, Japan. We hypothesized that …