Microalgas Nocivas
14 unique species•Created by: Plancton AndinoExpert Curator
Harmful microalgae, also known as HAB (Harmful Algal Blooms), are microscopic organisms that can cause adverse effects on human health, marine ecosystems, and sea-related economic activities. This specialized collection brings together phytoplankton species that have been identified as potentially harmful or toxic.
Each species in this collection has been carefully documented and verified by experts in marine phycology. High-resolution images and detailed metadata provide valuable information for the identification, monitoring, and study of these critical organisms for the health of our oceans.




Alexandrium catenella
11 total contributions




Chaetoceros convolutus
8 total contributions



Chaetoceros criophilus
3 total contributions

Dinophysis acuta
1 total contributions




Eucampia zodiacus
4 total contributions

Gymnodinium
1 total contributions



Heterosigma akashiwo
3 total contributions




Leptocylindrus danicus
7 total contributions



Leptocylindrus minimus
3 total contributions



Octactis speculum
3 total contributions




Pseudochattonella verruculosa
5 total contributions




Sundstroemia setigera
6 total contributions
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