WRI HREP Grant 2010 Final Report Title: Rock snot in sick rivers: What are the environmental drivers controlling blooms of the invasive diatom, Didymosphenia geminate, in the Northeaster and Mid-Atlantic United States? P - Rondout, New York - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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Date: 2011-05-20 15:31:11 Diatoms Didymosphenia geminata Biological oceanography Esopus Creek Schoharie Reservoir Ashokan Reservoir Shandaken Tunnel Rondout Creek Algal bloom Geography of New York Water New York		WRI/HREP Grant 2010 Final Report Title: Rock snot in sick rivers: What are the environmental drivers controlling blooms of the invasive diatom, Didymosphenia geminate, in the Northeaster and Mid-Atlantic United States? P Add to Reading List Source URL: wri.eas.cornell.edu Download Document from Source Website File Size: 365,02 KB Share Document on Facebook

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