Toxic effect of p-chloroaniline and butyl acrylateon Nannochloropsis oculata based on water samples from two sea areas.
Toxic effect of p-chloroaniline and butyl acrylateon Nannochloropsis oculata based on water samples from two sea areas.
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DOI:
10.1016/j.etap.2021.103582
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发表时间:
2021-01
影响因子:
4.3
通讯作者:
Shouxiang Wei;Jingjing Miao;Yuhan Li;Yusong Li;Xiufen Wang;L. Pan;Yun Li;Jiang-yue Wu;
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Shouxiang Wei;Jingjing Miao;Yuhan Li;Yusong Li;Xiufen Wang;L. Pan;Yun Li;Jiang-yue Wu;
To compare the influence of water samples collected from various areas on toxic effect of HNS, we examined the toxic effect of two commonly found HNS: p-chloroaniline and butyl acrylate, onNannochloropsis oculatacultured in seawater collected from Laizhou bay and Jiaozhou bay (China). The results showed that both p-chloroaniline and butyl acrylate had significant toxic effect onN. oculatacultured in both water samples. P-chloroaniline inhibited its net oxygenation rate and oxygen consumption rate. Butyl acrylate inhibited the net oxygenation rate whereas significantly stimulated oxygen consumption rate. Performance ofN. oculatachanged between two water samples under same level of p-chloroaniline and butyl acrylate. The net oxygenation rate ofN. oculatacultured in the seawater from the Jiaozhou bay increased by 11.60 %, the oxygen consumption rate increased by 26.91 %, algae cell growth decreased by 16.83 %, compared to those from Laizhou bay. The Fv/Fm ofN. oculatacultured in Jiaozhou bay was more significantly inhibited at 0.5 and 2.0 mg L−1p-chloroaniline, while it was significantly inhibited at 5. 0 mg L−1of butyl acrylate, compared to those from Laizhou bay. Moreover, the toxic effect of both HNS on net oxygenation rate and oxygen consumption rate were significantly attenuated as the concentration increased. The growth inhibition of microalgae cultured in two seawater samples was more evident at 0.5 and 5.0 mg L−1p-chloroaniline than at 2.0 mg L−1p-chloroaniline,and the growth inhibition of microalgae cultured in two seawater samples was more evident at 2.0 and 5.0 mg L−1butyl acrylate than at 0.5 mg L−1butyl acrylate. These results indicated that toxic effect of p-chloroaniline and butyl acrylate on the growth ofN. oculatawas influenced by the pollutants in the two water samples. Consequently, a corresponding research on water sample is required in advance to increase accuracy of future ecological risk assessment of HNS.