Silicon and phosphorus growth kinetics and competitive interactions between Stephanodiscus minutes and Synedra sp.: With 1 figure and 1 table in the text
Silicon and phosphorus growth kinetics and competitive interactions between Stephanodiscus minutes and Synedra sp.: With 1 figure and 1 table in the text
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硅和磷的生长动力学以及 Stephanodiscus 分钟和 Synedra sp. 之间的竞争相互作用:文中附有 1 个图和 1 个表
DOI:
10.1080/03680770.1983.11897326
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发表时间:
1984
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影响因子:
1.4
通讯作者:
S. S. Kilham
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作者:
S. S. Kilham
MethodsThe diatoms were isolated from a nearshore southem Lake Michigan water sample taken in the vicinity of the DoNAI. D e. CooK Power Plant in October 1977. Stephanodiscus minutus (clone LM STEPH Sl JM) was isolated by J. A. MEcHLING, and Synedra sp.(clone LM SYN) was isolated by SS Kn. HAM using a sterile pipet technique (GUILLAJ. D 1973). General culture conditions are given in MEcHLING & Kn. HAM (1982), as well as a description of the batch culture MoNoo experiments and the semicontinuous D&OOP experiments. For the MoNOD experiments for Sy-nedra sp. limited by silicon (Si) at three temperatures (10, 15, 20 C}, the flasks contained media ranging in concentration from 0.4 to 22~ Si. Two experiments six months apart were performed at 20 oe. The Synedra cells were not preconditioned; exponentially growing cultures were used as inocula. For the MoNOD experiments for both species limited by phosphorus (P) at lO and 20 oe for Stephanodiscus and 20 oe for Synedra, the flasks contained media ranging in concentration from 0.05 to 5.5~ P. eells of both species were preconditioned by transferring exponentially growing cells into" P-free" medium (usually with about 0.05~ P) and allowing them to grow for five days prior to inoculation into the experimental flasks. A11 P-limited media had KHC03 added to maintain the K level at 100~ K. For the semicontinuous culture D&ooP experiments under Si Iimitation for Synedra, the influent concentrations were 11.0 and 10.7~ Si for the two combined experiments at 20 oe, and 9.6~ Si for the experiments at 10g 0 C. For the D&ooP experiments under P limitation, the influent P concentrations were 0.26~ P (20 C) and 0.32~ P (10 C) for Synedra, and 1.2~ P (20 C) and 1.7~ P(lO 0 C) for Stephanodiscus. The competition experiments were performed in 125 m1 polycarbonate ElU. I! NMEYEll flasks using the semicontinuous technique. The volume was 80 ml, and 20 m1 of culture suspension was removed and replaced by sterile medium once each day (flow= 0.25 day-1; growth-0.29 day-1). The influent Si and P concentrations were as follows at l0e: 5.69~ Si, 5.28~ P (Si: P= 1.1); 65.04~ Si, 12.23~ P (Si: P= 5.3); 53.28~ Si, 5.11~ P (Si: P= 10.4); 56.15~ Si, 2.42~ P (Si: P-23.2}; 52.19~ Si, 1.60~ P (Si: P= 32.6}; 53.46~ Si, 0.48~ P (Si: P= 111). The