The Relationship between the Skeletonema costatum Red Tide and Environmental Factors in Hongsha Bay of Sanya, South China Sea
Authors:
- Chunqiang LiCLChunqiang Li
- Baibi ZhuBZBaibi Zhu
- Hong ChenHCHong Chen
- Zhixin LiuZLZhixin Liu
- Baiming CuiBCBaiming Cui
- Jingrui WuJWJingrui Wu
- Bin LiBLBin Li
- Haichuan YuHYHaichuan Yu
- Ming PengMPMing Peng
- 1 May 2009
- journal article
- Published by Coastal Education and Research Foundation in Journal of Coastal Research
- Vol. 253, 651-658
Abstract
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