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engineering (ICBBE), Beijing, pp 1–4
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Compost Sci Utiliz 6:74–81
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(Suppl):631–662
20. Tester P, Steidinger KA (1997) Gymnodinium breve red tide blooms: initiation, transport and
consequences of surface circulation. Limnol Oceanogr 45:1039–1051
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22. Kirkpatrick B, Fleming LE, Squicciarini D, Backer LC, Clark R, Abraham W, Benson J, Cheng
YS, Johnson D, Pierce R, Zaias J, Bossart GD, Baden GD (2004) Literature review of Florida
red tide: implications for human health effects. Harmful Algae 3(2):99–115
23. Biswas G, Pokkatt P, Ghosh A, Kamila B, Adhikari K, Dutta S (2018) Valorization of waste
micro-algal biomass – collected from coke oven effluent treatment plant and evaluation of
sorption potential for fluoride removal. Water Sci Technol 78(1):132–146
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renewable gaseous fuel. Waste Manag 33:2425–2433
3. Chen Y, Sun L, Liu Z, Martin G, Sun Z (2017) Integration of Waste Valorization for
Sustainable Production of Chemicals and Materials via Algal Cultivation. Top Curr Chem
375:89
4. Mossbauer M, Haller I, Dahlke S, Schernewski G (2012) Management of stranded eelgrass and
macroalgae along the German Baltic coastline. Ocean Coast Manag 57:1–9
5. Dodds WK, Bouska WW, Eitzmann JL, Pilger TJ, Pitts KL, Riley AJ, Schloesser JT,
Thornbrugh DJ (2009) Eutrophication of U.S. freshwaters: analysis of potential economic
damages. Environ Sci Technol 43:12–19
6. Smetacek V, Zingone A (2013) Green and golden seaweed tides on the rise. Nature 504:84–88
7. Zhou CL, Song LR (2009) Phytoplankton community in a large shallow eutrophic lake (Lake
Dianchi, Southwest China). In: 3rd international conference on bioinformatics and biomedical
engineering (ICBBE), Beijing, pp 1–4
8. Rigoni-Stern S, Rismondo R (1990) Anaerobic digestion of nitrophilic algal biomass from the
Venice lagoon. Biomass 23:179–199
9. Cecchi F, Pavan P, Mata-Alvarez J (1996) Anaerobic co-digestion of sewage sludge – application to the macroalgae from the Venice lagoon. Resour Conserv Recycl 17:57–66
10. Barbot YN, Falk HM, Benz R (2015) Thermo-acidic pretreatment of marine Brown algae Fucus
Vesiculosus to increase methane production – a disposal principle for macroalgae waste from
beaches. J Appl Phycol 27(1):601–609
11. Matsui T, Koike Y (2010) Methane fermentation of a mixture of seaweed and milk at a pilotscale plant. J Biosci Bioeng 110:558–563
12. Liu D, Keesing JK, Xing Q, Shi P (2009) World’s largest macroalgal bloom caused by
expansion of seaweed aquaculture in China. Mar Pollut Bull 58:888–895
13. Briand X, Morand P (1997) Anaerobic digestion of Ulva sp. 1. Relationship between Ulva
composition and Methanisation. J Appl Phycol 9:511–524
14. Charlier RH, Morand P, Finkl CW, Thys A (2007) Green tides on the Brittany coasts. Environ
Res Eng Manag 3:52–59
15. Zhang J, Huo Y, Yu K, Chen Q, He Q, Han W, Chen L, Cao J, Shi D, He P (2013) Growth
characteristics and reproductive capability of green tide algae in Rudong coast. China J Appl
Phycol 25:795–803
16. Lauder S (2009) Potentially toxic algae bloom threatens Murray-Darling. ABC News online.
http://www.abc.net.au/news/2009-03-28/potentially-toxic-algae-bloom-threatens-murray/
1633630. Accessed 05 Dec 2019
17. Eyras MC, Rostagno CM, Defosse GE (1998) Biological evaluation of seaweed composting.
Compost Sci Utiliz 6:74–81
18. Smayda TJ, White AW (1990) Has there been a global expansion of algal blooms? If so is there
a connection with human activities? In: Granelli E (ed.) Toxic marine phytoplankton. pp
516–157
19. Viviani R (1992) Eutrophication, marine biotoxins, human health. Sci Total Environ
(Suppl):631–662
20. Tester P, Steidinger KA (1997) Gymnodinium breve red tide blooms: initiation, transport and
consequences of surface circulation. Limnol Oceanogr 45:1039–1051
21. Van Dolah FM (2000) Marine algal toxins: origins, health effects and their increased occurrence. Environ Health Perspect 108(1):133–141
22. Kirkpatrick B, Fleming LE, Squicciarini D, Backer LC, Clark R, Abraham W, Benson J, Cheng
YS, Johnson D, Pierce R, Zaias J, Bossart GD, Baden GD (2004) Literature review of Florida
red tide: implications for human health effects. Harmful Algae 3(2):99–115
23. Biswas G, Pokkatt P, Ghosh A, Kamila B, Adhikari K, Dutta S (2018) Valorization of waste
micro-algal biomass – collected from coke oven effluent treatment plant and evaluation of
sorption potential for fluoride removal. Water Sci Technol 78(1):132–146
24. Guo L (2007) Doing battle with the green monster of Taihu Lake. Science 317(5842):1166
Valorization of Waste Algal Boom for Value-Added Products
135