Experimental Study on the Biological Community Succession Caused by Water Flow
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    The stimulate experiments show the water flow plays an important role in the succession of plankton community.The species number and biomass of algae under weak water flow (0.124m ·s-1)were highest in the experiments.This was coincided with the low ratio of NO3/TDN.The algae abundance was increased from the stationary state to the strong water flow (0.319m·s-1) state, the corresponding TDN/TN, TDP/TP were decreased at the same time.The photosynthetic rates from the stationary state to the strong water flow state were also decreased.The change of zooplanktonic species composition and abundance were larger than thatof phytoplankton.The change of cladoceran composition and abundance were ext remely strong.The change of species composition and abundance of phy to-zooplankton were influenced by water flow through the change of substance solids, transparency, light condition under water and the release of nutrients caused by physico-chemico-biololgical processing.

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陈伟民,陈宇炜,秦伯强,高锡芸,高光,季江,许秋瑾.模拟水动力对湖泊生物群落演替的实验[J]. Journal of Lake Sciences,2000,12(4):343-352.

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  • Received:September 10,2000
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