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In a statement, the University of the Philippines’ Marine Science Institute (UPMSI) identified the phytoplankton as Prorocentrum minimum which, it said, has caused human poisoning through shellfish consumption in other countries.


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UP research explores possible link to massive fishkill

July 11, 2005 - 12:00am

Imagine the world without bangus. Imagine not having that succulent white meat in your sinigang. Dreadful! Now, perish the thought. It won’t happen. Not while marine scientists are looking for ways to protect...

Nation

New toxic bloom blamed for fishkill in Pangasinan

By Eva De Leon | February 7, 2002 - 12:00am

BOLINAO, Pangasinan — A bloom of red-pigmented phytoplanktons, said to be occurring in the country for the first time, was blamed by marine biologists, among other factors, for the massive fishkill that destroyed...

Nation