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This paper presented some new data on phytoplankton community in western of Tonkin Gulf gained from two surveys conducted in October 2003 (dry season) and August 2004 (rainy season). The phytoplankton samples were collected at 21 stations in dry season and 32 stations in rainy season at different depths with interval between 10 and 20 meters depending on the certain stations, spreading in the whole western area of Tonkin Gulf. Among them, there were two temporal (day-night) stations in the first survey and three ones in the second one which were sampled every 3-4 hours. A total of 278 species belonging to 81 genera, 4 classes of microalgae had been recorded in the western of Tonkin Gulf with the majority belonging to diatoms (51 genera, 148 species occupied 53.2%), then the dinoflagellates (28 genera, 125 species, 45%). There were about 26 potentially harmful species which had been found in the studied area with the most diverse belonged to dinoflagellates such as Alexandrium (9 species), Dinophysis (5 species). The phytoplankton diversity index (H') in the area ranged from 1.5 to 5.0 (dry season) and from 0.3 to 5.4 (rainy season). The total cell densities of phytoplankton varied horizontally and vertically. In generally, the cell density decreased from the coast to offshore and from the surface layers to the bottom ones, but inversely at the day-night sampling stations in the north-west coast of the Gulf. The density in rainy season was higher and fluctuated more strongly than those in dry season.

SOME NEW DATA ON PHYTOPLANKTON DISTRIBUTION IN THE WESTERN OF TONKIN GULF