Relationship between nutrients and plankton biomass in the turbidity maximum zone of the Pearl River Estuary  被引量:12

Relationship between nutrients and plankton biomass in the turbidity maximum zone of the Pearl River Estuary

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作  者:Zhen Shi Jie Xu Xiaoping Huang Xia Zhang Zhijian Jiang Feng Ye Ximei Liang 

机构地区:[1]Key Laboratory of Tropical Marine Bio-Resources and Ecology,South China Sea Institute of Oceanology,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Guangzhou 510301,China [2]State Key Laboratory of Tropical Oceanography,South China Sea Institute of Oceanology,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Guangzhou 510301,China [3]Key Laboratory of Marginal Sea Geology,Guangzhou Institute of Geochemistry,Chinese Academy of Sciences,Guangzhou 510640,China [4]College of Animal Science and Technology,Jiangxi Agricultural University,Nanchang 330045,China

出  处:《Journal of Environmental Sciences》2017年第7期72-84,共13页环境科学学报(英文版)

基  金:supported by the National Basic Research Program(973)of China(No.2015CB452905);the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.41076069,40776086);;the Strategic Priority Research Program of the Chinese Academy of Sciences(No.XDA11020205);the Hundred Talented Program Startup Fund(No.Y35L041001)by South China Sea Institute of Oceanology

摘  要:Nutrients,dissolved and particulate organic carbon and plankton(bacterio-,phyto-and zoo-)were compared in the turbidity maximum zone(TMZ) and adjacent areas(non-TMZ) in the Pearl River estuary.Our results showed that high levels of suspended substances had marked effect on dynamics of nutrients and plankton in the TMZ.Based on the cluster analysis of total suspended solids(TSS) concentrations,all stations were divided into two groups,TMZ with average TSS of 171 mg/L and non-TMZ of 45 mg/L.Suspended substances adsorbed PO^(3-)_4 and dissolved organic carbon,resulting in higher particulate phosphorus and organic carbon(POC)and lower PO^(3-)_4 and DOC in the TMZ,compared to the non-TMZ.However,suspended substances had limited effect on nitrogenous nutrients.Phytoplankton growth was light-limited due to high concentrations of suspended substances in the TMZ and a peak of phytoplankton abundance appeared in the non-TMZ.In contrast,the highest bacterial abundance occurred in the TMZ,which was likely partly responsible for low DOC levels.Two peaks of zooplankton abundance observed in the TMZ and non-TMZ in the Pearl River estuary were primarily supported by bacteria and phytoplankton,respectively.Our finding implied that high levels of suspended solids in the TMZ affect the trophic balance.Nutrients,dissolved and particulate organic carbon and plankton(bacterio-,phyto-and zoo-)were compared in the turbidity maximum zone(TMZ) and adjacent areas(non-TMZ) in the Pearl River estuary.Our results showed that high levels of suspended substances had marked effect on dynamics of nutrients and plankton in the TMZ.Based on the cluster analysis of total suspended solids(TSS) concentrations,all stations were divided into two groups,TMZ with average TSS of 171 mg/L and non-TMZ of 45 mg/L.Suspended substances adsorbed PO^(3-)_4 and dissolved organic carbon,resulting in higher particulate phosphorus and organic carbon(POC)and lower PO^(3-)_4 and DOC in the TMZ,compared to the non-TMZ.However,suspended substances had limited effect on nitrogenous nutrients.Phytoplankton growth was light-limited due to high concentrations of suspended substances in the TMZ and a peak of phytoplankton abundance appeared in the non-TMZ.In contrast,the highest bacterial abundance occurred in the TMZ,which was likely partly responsible for low DOC levels.Two peaks of zooplankton abundance observed in the TMZ and non-TMZ in the Pearl River estuary were primarily supported by bacteria and phytoplankton,respectively.Our finding implied that high levels of suspended solids in the TMZ affect the trophic balance.

关 键 词:Nutrient Plankton Turbidity maximum zone Pearl River estuary 

分 类 号:X17[环境科学与工程—环境科学] X52

 

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