Algae report number 11, 2022

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abundance of phytoplankton were generally moderate in the Baltic Sea, with mostly Chaetoceros danicus, Gymnodiniales, Cryptomonadales, the colony-forming cyanobacterium Snowella sp. and various ciliates. At the stations in the southern parts of the Baltic Sea; BY2, BY5, Hanö bight and BCIII-10, filamentous Last updated:

Algae report number 1, 2023

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considering the relatively higher species diversity in the Kattegat compared to the Skagerrak phytoplankton samples. The integrated chlorophyll concentrations (0-10m and 0-20 m) were within normal for this month at all stations. Diversity and cell abundance of phytoplankton were low in the Baltic Sea, with Last updated:

The Swedish regional climate modeling program 1996-2003. Final report.

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with the climate problem. This repor! provides the final reporting of the SWECLIM-program, building on earlier reports and complements the results published in scientific journals, as reports, presented in meetings and provided to the general public. The focus here is on the work undertaken Start / The Swedish regional climate modeling program 1996-2003. Final report.
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Algae report number 9, 2022

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numbers at all stations. The integrated chlorophyll concentrations (0-10m and 0-20 m) were low, but within normal for this month at all stations except at Å17 where it was a bit elevated. Diversity and cell abundance of phytoplankton were generally low in the Baltic Sea, but with highest diversity at BY5 Last updated:

Algae report number 7, 2022

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Baltic Sea during this expedition. This was probably due to high wind speed and waves that mixed the water. The samples from the southwest stations showed only few filaments in the water. At the middle of the southern part outside Bornholm a few more filaments were found in both the surface sample and Last updated:

SMHI is hosting expert meeting on rising sea levels

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The workshop will gather Swedish and international scientists with expertise on sea level rise along with climate adaptation planners and representatives from government agencies. “The aim is to provide a platform for mutual exchange nationally and internationally where we will discuss the main Last updated:

Algae report number 1, 2022

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. In the Kattegat the species diversity was rather high and dominated by diatoms. The total cell numbers were however low. The chlorophyll concentrations were normal for this month at all stations. The few species found at BY2 and BY4 in the southern Baltic Sea had low cell numbers. The integrated Last updated:

Algae report number 2, 2022

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in the Baltic Sea. This was mainly due to higher abundances of the chain forming diatom S. marinoi. The remaining phytoplankton community mainly consisted of small cells such as centric diatoms (< 20 µm), cryptomonads, M. rubrum, ciliates as well as unicells. The integrated (0-20 m) and (0-10 m Last updated:

Algae report number 2, 2013

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The cell concentrations were low at all stations in the Baltic Sea and at the Swedish west coast except at Å17 in the Skagerrak. The species diversity was relatively high at the Swedish west coast and low in the Baltic Sea. The integrated (0-20 m) chlorophyll a concentrations were within normal at Last updated:

Algae report number 11, 2021

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on species composition and abundance. Species marked with * are potentially toxic or harmful. The Skagerrak Å17 (open Skagerrak) 8th of November The phytoplankton diversity was high whereas the total cell numbers were low. Several species more associated with the North Sea was found such as Proboscia Last updated: