Diurnal variation of phytoplankton community in a high frequency area of HABs： Daya Bay, China

Phytoplankton community was investigated in the cage culture area of Daya Bay during a diurnal cycle. Two rainfalls occurred during the course of the experiment and decreased the surface seawater salinity in the aquaculture area. A total of 38 species were identified, of which the dominant species i...

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Published in:Chinese journal of oceanology and limnology 2011-07, Vol.29 (4), p.800-806
Main Author: 刘华雪 宋星宇 黄良民 钟瑜 沈萍萍 秦耿
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Algae
Ammonia
Aquaculture
Bays
Blooms
Cage culture
Chemical analysis
Community structure
Cost analysis
Dinoflagellates
Diurnal variations
Dominant species
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
High frequency
Marine
N:P Ratios
Nutrient Loads and Ecology
Nutrients
Oceanography
Phytoplankton
Plankton
Polyculture (aquaculture)
Pseudo-nitzschia
Seawater
Silicates
Skeletonema costatum
Statistical analysis
Statistical methods
Stratification
Synechococcus
Vertical distribution
Vertical migration
Vertical migrations
Water analysis
Water stratification
中国
大亚湾
日变化
植物群落结构
浮游植物群落
网箱养殖区
赤潮
高频区
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description Phytoplankton community was investigated in the cage culture area of Daya Bay during a diurnal cycle. Two rainfalls occurred during the course of the experiment and decreased the surface seawater salinity in the aquaculture area. A total of 38 species were identified, of which the dominant species included Pseudo-nitzschia spp. and Skeletonema costatum. Water stratification obstructed the vertical migration of dinoflagellates. Statistical analysis indicated that Synechococcus showed negative relationship with silicate and ammonia, which indicated that Synechococcus adapted to grow at oligotrophic environment. Phytoplankton community structure implied the risk of Pseudo-nitzschia spp. blooms in the aquaculture area of Daya Bay.
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Ammonia
Aquaculture
Bays
Blooms
Cage culture
Chemical analysis
Community structure
Cost analysis
Dinoflagellates
Diurnal variations
Dominant species
Earth and Environmental Science
Earth Sciences
High frequency
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N:P Ratios
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Nutrients
Oceanography
Phytoplankton
Plankton
Polyculture (aquaculture)
Pseudo-nitzschia
Seawater
Silicates
Skeletonema costatum
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Statistical methods
Stratification
Synechococcus
Vertical distribution
Vertical migration
Vertical migrations
Water analysis
Water stratification
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大亚湾
日变化
植物群落结构
浮游植物群落
网箱养殖区
赤潮
高频区
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