Reduced forms of nitrogen are a driver of non-nitrogen-fixing harmful cyanobacterial blooms and toxicity in Lake Erie

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RT @MJMcNCycle: @EddieGreatLakes For starters: https://t.co/PJxpEERT1M https://t.co/zcUqwPk4Gq https://t.co/ocUXaSCv0s

06 Dec 2022

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@EddieGreatLakes For starters: https://t.co/PJxpEERT1M https://t.co/zcUqwPk4Gq https://t.co/ocUXaSCv0s

28 Nov 2022

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@NYCmicrobes @dprhoffman @aslo_org @dave_hambright High NO3 load doesn't help for sure, but it's more about the timing and composition of the TN load. There's a large temporal disconnect between the spring P loads and the bloom in late July, but the TN com

28 Jul 2022

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@PatrickLawren20 (a) DRP over-estimated by 50% https://t.co/L8T5B0LCuL (b) Maumee DRP concs/loads at minima in mid 90s when Microcystis showed up (Rowland paper, last reply). (c) TKN:TN - https://t.co/PJxpEERlce (d) Internal loads - https://t.co/zcUqwPjwQS

19 Jul 2022

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