Didymo outbreaks due to changing water chemistry in a warming world?

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Jun 23, 2014 (Coyote Gulch:http://coyotegulch.net/ Delivered by Newstex) https://coyotegulch.files.wordpress.com/2011/06/didymo.jpg Didymo algae From[1] The Crested Butte News (Seth Mensing): For seven years he has sought the cause of widespread blooms of an algae known as didymo, or rock snot. Now

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Didymo outbreaks due to changing water chemistry in a warming world?

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Places (9)

Gunnison River Basin

Rocky Mountain Biological Laboratory

Crested Butte

Gunnison

Taylor River

East River

Oh-be-joyful Creek

Coal Creek

Slate River

Species (1)

Didymosphenia geminata