Cyanobacteria and Marine Environmental Research: A Descriptive and Network Analysis of Global Publication Trends

Abstract

Global studies on cyanobacteria and their link to marine ecology and pollution are thoroughly examined in this piece. Examining 620 Scopus database papers, the study looks at publication trends, top nations, major journals, and subject areas. The research notes a notable rise in studies since 2017, therefore underlining rising scientific interest in cyanobacterial blooms and marine environment pollution. Through keyword analysis, it also finds emerging themes, citations performance, and worldwide partnerships. The article seeks to lead future research, promote multidisciplinary collaborations, and advocate for legislation for marine environmental health.