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Sargassum, vibrio vulnificus could be linked, Florida study shows

Florida researchers have found that flesh-eating bacteria could thrive in environment created by growing sargassum belt and microplastics.

United statesFlorida atlantic universityTracy mincerAtlantic oceanAtmospheric administrationFlorida department of healthNational oceanicCenters for diseaseHarrietl wilkes honors collegeHarbor branch oceanographic instituteGreat atlantic sargassum beltFlorida atlanticNorth atlanticBranch oceanographic instituteEast coastDisease control

Sargassum, vibrio vulnificus could be linked, Florida study shows

Florida researchers have found that flesh-eating bacteria could thrive in environment created by growing sargassum belt and microplastics.

United statesFlorida atlantic universityAtlantic oceanTracy mincerNational oceanicHarrietl wilkes honors collegeHarbor branch oceanographic instituteCenters for diseaseAtmospheric administrationFlorida department of healthGreat atlantic sargassum beltFlorida atlanticNorth atlanticBranch oceanographic instituteEast coastDisease control

Sargassum, vibrio vulnificus could be linked, Florida study shows

Florida researchers have found that flesh-eating bacteria could thrive in environment created by growing sargassum belt and microplastics.

United statesFlorida atlantic universityTracy mincerAtlantic oceanAtmospheric administrationCenters for diseaseFlorida department of healthNational oceanicHarrietl wilkes honors collegeHarbor branch oceanographic instituteGreat atlantic sargassum beltFlorida atlanticNorth atlanticBranch oceanographic instituteEast coastDisease control

Sargassum, vibrio vulnificus could be linked, Florida study shows

Florida researchers have found that flesh-eating bacteria could thrive in environment created by growing sargassum belt and microplastics.

United statesFlorida atlantic universityAtlantic oceanTracy mincerNational oceanicHarrietl wilkes honors collegeHarbor branch oceanographic instituteCenters for diseaseAtmospheric administrationFlorida department of healthGreat atlantic sargassum beltFlorida atlanticNorth atlanticBranch oceanographic instituteEast coastDisease control

Sargassum, vibrio vulnificus could be linked, Florida study shows

Florida researchers have found that flesh-eating bacteria could thrive in environment created by growing sargassum belt and microplastics.

United statesFlorida atlantic universityTracy mincerAtlantic oceanNational oceanicFlorida department of healthCenters for diseaseHarbor branch oceanographic instituteAtmospheric administrationHarrietl wilkes honors collegeGreat atlantic sargassum beltFlorida atlanticNorth atlanticBranch oceanographic instituteEast coastDisease control

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