Can the algicidal material Ca-aminoclay be harmful when applied to a natural ecosystem? An assessment using microcosms
Seung Won Jung(Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology), Myung‐Soo Han(Hanyang University), Taek‐Kyun Lee(Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology), Zhun Li(Lanzhou Institute of Husbandry and Pharmaceutical Sciences), Hyun Uk Lee(Korea Institute of Nuclear Safety), Young‐Chul Lee(Gachon University), Suk Min Yun(Sangmyung University), Pung-Guk Jang(Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology), Jae Won Yoo(National Institute of Ecology), Dhongil Lim(Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology), Jin Hwan Lee(Sangmyung University), Jinbee Heo(Korea Institute of Ocean Science and Technology)
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