Akashiwo sanguinea blooms in Chinese waters in 1998–2017
2019
Chen, Baohong | Kang, Wang | Kuai, Lin
Akashiwo sanguinea is a harmful—but not toxic—species that causes blooms around the world. In China, the first A. sanguinea bloom was recorded in Yantai in 1998. Until 2017, there were 31 occurrences of A. sanguinea blooms recorded in Chinese four seas, with large spatial distributions. Furthermore, these blooms were recorded in almost every month except November, December and January. It can be concluded that the 1990s represented the initial stage of A. sanguinea blooms, while the 2000s represented the spreading stage and the 2010s represented the burst stage in China.
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