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Quantitative relationships among high-throughput sequencing, cyanobacteria toxigenic genotype abundance and microcystin occurrence in bathing waters
Toxin-producing cyanobacteria pose significant threats to human and animal health if exposed during recreational activities in bathing waters. To better safeguard public health and reduce health risks during the bathing season, an effective monitoring and management strategy is required. Molecular t
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