Sentence examples for large bloom of from inspiring English sources

Not long after, a large bloom of brown algae appeared off Raritan Bay and Sandy Hook because of warm early-season water temperatures and abundant sunlight.

On 11 August, this false-colour view shows what appears to be a large bloom of cyanobacteria swirling in the Baltic Sea.

In fact, not even Charles Darwin could have foretold or predicted the evolution of such a large bloom of creatures in a relatively short space of time.

A string of hot days and record-breaking heat have destroyed a large bloom of poppies at the California Poppy Reserve in the Antelope Valley.

Also consistent with this idea, a large bloom of the ciliated protist Myrionecta rubra, containing cryptophyte chloroplasts, was observed in the estuary during the August cruise in 2007.

Several small experiments have shown that dumping iron into these waters produces large blooms of algae.

Large blooms of Pseudonitzschia in coastal waters have led to poisonings of sea lions that eat tainted shellfish.

Despite years of study, experts have yet to come up with a definitive cause for the large blooms of the single-cell algae that give the water a brown tint.

Bolstering the theory that iron is a vital -- and often missing -- link binding the atmosphere, oceans and climate, scientists have found that dispersing small amounts of the metal in biologically barren seas near Antarctica produces large blooms of tiny plants that pull an important greenhouse gas, carbon dioxide, out of the air.

Large blooms of this species were reported in the eastern and western Arabian Sea (Gomes et al. 2014).

A British man attempting to swim from Lands's End to John O'Groats is picking his way through large blooms of jellyfish, whose numbers are thought to have been increased by warm weather.