Preliminary Study of the Phytoplankton and Eutrophication Assessment in Wangkuai Reservoir
Lin Chao
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Lin Chao
Abstract
The phytoplankton community and dominant species were investigated at Wangkuai Reservoir in August and September 2010.The results showed that there were 25 species belonging to 6 phylum of phytoplankton in Wangkuai Reservoir.Cholorophyta and Bacillariophyta were major phylum in the phytoplankton community,with 9 genera(36%) and 7 genera(28%) respectively.Investigations in September 2010 found out:the algal density was 2.99×106 Cell/L;Cyanophyta and Chlorophyta accounted for up to 86.66% of total cell density;Cyclotella sp.and Leptolyngbya valderiana were dominant speciesaccounting for 61.69% of total cell density;The concentration of chlorophyll was 3.88 μg /L.The study indicated that the nutritional status of Wangkuai Reservoir was oligotrophic to mesotrophic and the water quality was good.
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The phytoplankton community and dominant species were investigated at Wangkuai Reservoir in August and September 2010.The results showed that there were 25 species belonging to 6 phylum of phytoplankton in Wangkuai Reservoir.Cholorophyta and Bacillariophyta were major phylum in the phytoplankton community,with 9 genera(36%) and 7 genera(28%) respectively.Investigations in September 2010 found out:the algal density was 2.99×106 Cell/L;Cyanophyta and Chlorophyta accounted for up to 86.66% of total cell density;Cyclotella sp.and Leptolyngbya valderiana were dominant speciesaccounting for 61.69% of total cell density;The concentration of chlorophyll was 3.88 μg /L.The study indicated that the nutritional status of Wangkuai Reservoir was oligotrophic to mesotrophic and the water quality was good.
Key concepts: Phytoplankton, Chlorophyta, Phylum, Eutrophication, Chlorophyll a, Biology, Algae, Ecology