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A planktonic alga similar in general morphology and pigments to Aureococcus anophagefferens has caused persistent and ecologically damaging blooms along the south Texas coast. Experiments demonstrated that the alga could not use NO -2 for growth but could use NO -2 and NH +4 . Rates of primary productivity determined during a dense bloom indicated that light-saturated...