Algal density alleviates the elevated CO2-caused reduction on growth ofPorphyra haitanensis(Bangiales, Rhodophyta), a species farmed in China
Algal density alleviates the elevated CO2-caused reduction on growth ofPorphyra haitanensis(Bangiales, Rhodophyta), a species farmed in China
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藻类密度缓解了二氧化碳升高导致的坛紫菜(Bangiales,Rhodophyta)(一种在中国养殖的物种)生长的减少
DOI:
10.1111/are.14735
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发表时间:
2020
影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
Zou Dinghui
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作者:
Li Gang;Mai Guangming;Zhang Jiejun;Lin Qiang;Ni Guangyan;Tan Yehui;Huang Liangmin;Zou Dinghui
Growing ofPyropia haitanensis,a commercially farmed macroalga, usually increases their densities greatly during cultivation in natural habitats. To explore how the increased algal densities affect their photosynthetic responses to rising CO2, we compared the growth, cell components and photosynthesis of the thalli ofP. haitanensisunder a matrix of pCO2levels (ambient CO2, 400 ppm; elevated CO2, 1,000 ppm) and biomass densities [low, 1.0 g fresh weight (FW) L−1; medium, 2.0 g FW L−1; high, 4.0 g FW L−1]. Under ambient CO2, the relative growth rate (RGR) was 5.87% d−1, 2.32% d−1and 1.51% d−1in low, medium and high densities, and elevated CO2reduced the RGR by 27%, 25% and 12% respectively. Maximal photochemical quantum yield of photosystem II (FV/FM) was higher in low than in high densities, so were the light‐utilized efficiency (α), saturation irradiance (EK) and maximum relative electron transfer rate (rETRmax). Elevated CO2enhanced the FV/FMin low density but not in higher densities, as well as the α, EKand rETRmax. In addition, elevated CO2reduced the content of chlorophyll a and enhanced that of carotenoids, but unaffected phycoerythrin, phycocyanin and soluble proteins. Our results indicate that the increased algal densities reduced both the growth and the photosynthesis ofP. haitanensisand alleviated the elevated CO2‐induced negative impact on growth and positive impact on photosynthesis. Moreover, the elevated CO2‐induced reduction on growth and promotion on photosynthesis indicates that rising CO2may enhance the loss of photosynthetic products ofP. haitanensisthrough releasing organic matters.