There have been numerous studies that have identified the presence of low-density
microplastics (MPs) in the water column and sediments. The focus of current MPs research …

Since the first report in 2008, macroalgal blooms of Ulva prolifera (often called green tides)
in the Yellow Sea have occurred every year, with their origins, transport pathways, temporal …

Macroalgal blooms and marine microplastics (MPs), as global challenges for oceans, are
both showing a rising trend. However, none is known regarding the interaction of these two …

Green tides dominated by Ulva prolifera have be present in the Southern Yellow Sea for 15
consecutive years. They not only damage the marine environment, but also cause economic …

Harmful macroalgal blooms (HMBs) have been increasing along China's coasts, causing
significant social impacts and economic losses. Besides extensive eutrophication sustaining …

Green tides, characterised by massive blooms of the seaweed Ulva, pose a significant threat
to coastal economies and marine ecosystems. This review explores the potential …

The world's largest trans-regional Ulva prolifera blooms (green tides) have been observed
along the coast of the Yellow Sea in the seven years since 2007. In this study, the spatial …

The large-scale green tides, consisting mainly of Ulva prolifera, have invaded the coastal
zones of western Yellow Sea each year since 2008, resulting in tremendous impacts on the …

The world's largest macroalgal blooms caused by Ulva prolifera have occurred in the Yellow
Sea for 11 consecutive years. The area covered by blooms has been approximately 500 …

This article developed a scalable deep-learning model, the AlgaeNet model, for floating
Ulva prolifera (U. prolifera) detection in moderate resolution imaging spectroradiometer …