Abstract
The bloom sequence in a eutrophic lake, Linsley Pond, over a period of 3 years is correlated to the effects of cell-free filtrates of dominant blue-green algae on both their successors and their predecessors. There is unbroken correspondence between the effects of heat-labile probiotic and antibiotic filtrates and the rise and fall of bloom populations in situ. All organisms in vitro were axenic or unialgal (bacterized) isolates from Linsley Pond.
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