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应用生态学报 ›› 1999, Vol. 10 ›› Issue (4): 489-491.

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海水实验围隔中桡足类对海洋原甲藻摄食的研究

王岩, 张鸿雁   

  1. 青岛海洋大学水产学院, 青岛 266003
  • 收稿日期:1997-11-06 修回日期:1998-06-22 出版日期:1999-07-25 发布日期:1999-07-25
  • 通讯作者: 王岩,男,1965年生,博士,现为中国科学院水生生物研究所博士后,研究方向为水域生态学,已发表论文20余篇.E-mail:ywang@mailserv.stu.edu.cn E-mail:ywang@mailserv.stu.edu.cn
  • 基金资助:

    国家攀登B专题(PD-B6-7-3)和国家自然科学基金(39430102)资助项目.

Ingestion of copepods on Prorocentrum micans in seawater experimental enclosures

Wang Yan, Zhang Hongyan   

  1. Fisheries College, Ocean University of Qingdao, Qingdao 266003
  • Received:1997-11-06 Revised:1998-06-22 Online:1999-07-25 Published:1999-07-25

摘要: 现场研究了发生严重海洋原甲藻(Prorocentrum micans)水华后海水实验围隔中桡足类火腿许水蚤(Schmackeria poplesia)和长腹剑水蚤(Oithona sp.)的摄食强度。结果表明,体长在125mm以上的火腿许水蚤成体及其部分桡足幼体对海洋原甲藻的摄食率平均为12140cels·ind-1·d-1;体长不到125mm的部分火腿许水蚤桡足幼体和长腹剑水蚤成体及其桡足幼体的摄食率仅为1133cels·ind-1·d-1.实验期间围隔中海洋原甲藻的浓度为850~16170cels·ml-1,该藻的种群增长率为-0.002~0.150.当海洋原甲藻细胞处于生长期时,桡足类的摄食不足以抑制该藻种群的增长,因此围隔中桡足类不可能阻止海洋原甲藻水华发生或使水华发生后迅速消退.

关键词: 桡足类, 摄食, 海洋原甲藻, 围隔

Abstract: The ingestion rate of copepods, Schmackeria poplesia and Oithona sp. on Prorocentrum micans was studied in a seawater enclosure with serious water bloom of P.micans. The mean ingestion rate of copepods with a body length>125mm,which included adult and some copepodites of S.poplesia, on P.micans was 12140 cells·ind-1 ·d-1, while that of other copepods with a body length <125mm, which included some copepodites of S.poplesia and both adult and copepodites of Oithona sp., was only 1133 cells·ind-1 ·d-1.During experimental period, the concentration of P.micans in the enclosure was 850~16170 cells·ml-1, and the population specific growth rate of the algae ranged from -0.002 to 0.150. It is clear that the ingestion of copepods was not enough to inhibit the growth of P.micans population, if P.micans was in growth phase. Therefore, the copepods in enclosure could not prevent from occurrence or development of P.micans bloom.

Key words: Copepod, Ingestion, Prorocentrum micans, Enclosure