Effect of Suining Tributary ecoremediation to all size-fractionated chlorophyll-a contents

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Abstract

Through analysis of the size-fractionated chlorophyll-a contents in the remedied part, control part and non-remedied part in Suining Tributary, this paper discussed the effect of bioremediation to all size-fractionated chlorophyl-a contents. The averaged Chlorophy-a content of nano-plus pico-phytoplankton made up 85. 232%, 92.402%, 95.205% of the total, respectively for the remedied, control and non-remedied part. Among these, the nano fraction alone made up 78.460%, 87.943%, 87.211%, respectively. Nano-phytoplankton contributed most to the total biomass of Chl a. Its average contribution was 84.538% to the whole tributary, whereas netphytoplankton contributed only 9.054%. Nano-and pico-phytoplankton was most sensitive to the test eco-remedy. The remedy reduced the relative biomass of net-phytoplankton, and increased the relative biomass of Pico-enhance. The relative biomass of nano-and ultrta-phytoplankton fraction was little effected.

Original languageEnglish
Pages (from-to)963-968
Number of pages6
JournalChinese Journal of Applied Ecology
Volume14
Issue number6
StatePublished - Jun 2003

Keywords

  • Chlorophyll-a
  • Ecoremediation
  • Size-fractionation

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