Hidrológiai Közlöny, 2015 (95. évfolyam)

2015 / 5-6. különszám - LVI. Hidrobiológus Napok előadásai

3. áblázat: Azschia aurariae fotoszintetikus paraméterei [* mértékegység: pg C gg'1 Chl-a h'1 (gmol m'2 s'1)'1] 41 T(°C) Ik (pmol itCs'1) a* P max (mg C mg Chl-a'1 h'1) T (°C) Ik (pmol m'2 s'1) a* P max (mg C mg Chl-a'1 h1) u m Cl 7,48 0,0021 0,0157 u 0 ín CM Cl 296,31 0,0003 0,6043 C2 211,33 0,0003 0,0634 C2 53,45 0,0051 0,2726 C3 63,91 0,0054 0,3451 C3 207,24 0,0021 0,4352 C4 38,54 0,0158 0,6089 C4 293,15 0,0062 1,8175 C5 39,86 0,0087 0,3468 C5 265,31 0,0052 1,3796 Cl 122,66 0,0003 0,0368 Cl 251,73 0,0015 0,3776 ._. C2 46,79 0,0014 0,0655 C2 232 0,0021 0,4872 0 o C3 57,12 0,0016 0,0914 o o C3 232,24 0,0088 2,0437 H C4 116,35 0,0037 0,4305 m C4 425,81 0,0074 3,151 C5 75,29 0,0035 0,2635 C5 474,39 0,0038 1,8027 Cl 183,5 0,0006 0,1101 Cl 182,32 0,005 0,9116 C2 90,37 0,0016 0,1446 C2 238,53 0,0036 0,8587 0 C3 16,6 0,007 0,1162 o in" C3 197,03 0,0075 1,4777 iH C4 96,81 0,0064 0,6196 m C4 385,2 0,01 3,852 C5 559,71 0,0007 0,3918 C5 477,67 0,0072 3,4392 Cl 31,93 0,0029 0,0926 Cl 49,56 0,0041 0,2032 C2 158,25 0,0016 0,2532 y C2 180,92 0,0024 0,4342 o C3 109,25 0,0034 0,3713 o" C3 186,92 0,0033 0,6169 CM C4 238,46 0,0048 1,1446 C4 86,31 0,0127 1,0962 C5 195,03 0,0038 0,7411 C5 613,37 0,0016 0,9814 Photosynthetic characteristic of Nitzschia aurariae along sulfate gradient D., Lázár, E., Lengyel, C., Stenger-Kovács The global climate change has strong effect on soda lakes and on their biota due to the fact that the originally extreme values of the environmental factors become more extreme. Water temperature drastically increases during summer, the lake bed dries sooner, thus concentration or dilution processes are faster due to particular extreme meteorological events. We studied the ecophysiological response of a dominant species of Hungarian soda pans, Nitzchia aurariae along sulphate gradient. In order to get information about the physiological optimum and tolerance of the species, we measured the photosynthetic activity in a photosynthetron in laboratory. We carried out the experiment between 5 and 40°C, using six sulphate concentrations (0,600, 1200,2400 and 4800, 7200 mg L'1) and nine light intensities (0, 8, 35, 70, 110,200, 400, 800,1200 pmol m'2 s'1). Our study confirms former studies that Nitzschia aurariae favors water bodies with high sulphate ion concentrations. We measured the most intensive photosynthetic activity at high conductivity (7472 pS cm'1) and sulphate concentration (5336 mg T1). Similarly to other Nitzschia species (i.e. N. palea, N. frustulum, N. closterium) N. aurariea prefers warm waters, its temperature optimum was around 32 °C in our experiment. According to our results, Nitzschia aurariae can successfully tolerate the increasing conductivity, sulphate concentration and temperature caused by the global climate change having competitive advantage over other species. The study was supported by OTKA K81599 and TÁMOP -4.2.2.A-1 l/l/KONV-2012-0064.

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