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Phytoplankton Update (September 25th – October 8th, 2020)

October 21, 2020 by Jasmine Maurer

During the past two weeks we have continued to see a variety of phytoplankton species present in Kachemak Bay. Although Seldovia and Homer Harbors have had few phytoplankton other sampling sites continue the trend from late September with abundant phytoplankton samples composed of a wide variety of species. We will continue to monitor phytoplankton in Kachemak Bay so long as weather conditions allow us to collect them safely.

Additional information, including qualitative analysis of phytoplankton data, is available in the Phytoplankton Update for Sep. 25th – Oct. 8th.

2020 Updates

Filed Under: KBNERR Harmful Algal Bloom Updates

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