Keywords
Dinophyta
outbreaks
Gymnodinium
under ice bloom
video monitoring
How to Cite
Abstract
This paper presents data on the abundance of the two most abundant dinophytic algae species Gymnodinium baicalense and Gymnodinium coeruleum recorded in the spring of 2019. Data on the accumulation thickness of the planktonic algae over the different depths are presented.
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