PALATKA, Fla. — An algal bloom was found in Doctors Lake while scientists from the St. Johns Water Management District conducted routine weekly water sampling, according to a press release.
The samples have been sent to the Florida Department of Environmental Protection (DEP) to identify the species, stated the release. The tests will determine if algal toxins are present.
Algal blooms are caused when algae increases rapidly in an aquatic system, reported the release. The event can happen naturally or be caused when an overabundance of nitrogen and phosphorus exist.
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