INVESTIGATION AND EVALUATION OF THE FISHERY ECOLOGICAL ENVIRONMENT OF THE YELLOW RIVER DOWNSTREAM
Jinlu Zhang
Abstract
Jinlu Zhang
Abstract
Since 2004,seven consecutive years,the fishery ecological environments of the Yellow River downstream(Shandong segment) were surveyed.The results showed that: the inter-annual variation of the Yellow River NH+4,NO-2,NO-3 contents were not obvious;the TP contents of Upstream were increased and then decreased,estuary performance for the overall was increased;TP contents of the two stations have a clear downward trends;COD showed stable in seven years.Using the trophic state index method to evaluate the nutritional status of the lower Yellow River(Shandong),Nutritional states were moderate nutrient to eutrophication in seven years.The qualitative evaluation was good to moderate pollution.
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Since 2004,seven consecutive years,the fishery ecological environments of the Yellow River downstream(Shandong segment) were surveyed.The results showed that: the inter-annual variation of the Yellow River NH+4,NO-2,NO-3 contents were not obvious;the TP contents of Upstream were increased and then decreased,estuary performance for the overall was increased;TP contents of the two stations have a clear downward trends;COD showed stable in seven years.Using the trophic state index method to evaluate the nutritional status of the lower Yellow River(Shandong),Nutritional states were moderate nutrient to eutrophication in seven years.The qualitative evaluation was good to moderate pollution.
Key concepts: Eutrophication, Estuary, Trophic level, Environmental science, Upstream and downstream (DNA), Downstream (manufacturing), Nutrient, Fishery