Nov 14, 2012

Long-term Study of Cyanobacteria by COLSA Biologists Helps Keep Swimmers Safe

College of Life Sciences and Agriculture (COLSA) biologist Jim Haney and his team of researchers have been conducting research for the past decade to learn what effects cyanobacteria and its toxins may have on human health through water and the food web.Cyanobacteria is responsible for the blue green scum sometimes seen on ponds and other bodies of water. The toxins it produces may have a range... Read more

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Tags: 2012, Amanda Murby, cyanobacteria, Jim Haney, water quality