Physiological Studies of Intertidal Fucoid Algae
Physiological Studies of Intertidal Fucoid Algae
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潮间带褐藻类的生理研究
DOI:
10.1515/botm.1978.21.4.221
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发表时间:
1978
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通讯作者:
A. Mathieson
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作者:
R. A. Niemeck;A. Mathieson
The net photosynthesis of the intertidal brown aigae Fucus spiralis L., F. vesiculosus L. and F. vesiculoms L. var. spiralis Farlow were determined under a variety of different temperature, light and salinity regimes. The optimal light and temperature requirements for their net photosynthesis are 800 to 1200 ft-c (200 to 300 microeinsteins) and 20 to 25C, respectively. Seasonal differences were found in the photosynthesis temperature responses of each plant. That is summer specimens showed a greater tolerance to high temperatures and a higher temperature optima than winter ones, and winter plants had a higher rate of net photosynthesis between 5 to 30C than summer plants. Fucus vesiculosus var. spiralis seems to be most adapted to low salinity conditions. The temperature and saJinity requirements ofthe three algae are discussed in relation to their local estuarine distribution within the Great Bay Estuary System of New Hampshire-Maine, USA.