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Gloeotrichia echinulata, or “Gloeo,” is a cyanobacterial species that has been appearing in Lake Sunapee regularly since 2004. (See LSPA’s Gloeotrichia echinulata pamphlets). Gloeo is a cyanobacterium that contains low levels of toxins and can form a thin yellowish-green layer on the lake
surface (resembling tapioca) in late August and September.
Date published on web site:
09-01-2007
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