Phytoplankton community succession and dynamics using optical approaches

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The phytoplankton in coastal regions are responding to constant environmental changes, thus the use of proxies derived from situ frequent time-series observations and validated traditional microscopic or pigment methods can be a solution for detecting rapid responses community dynamics succession. In this study, we combined high-frequency (every 30 min May September 2017) optical hydrographic data moored buoy weekly discrete samplings track succession Mausund Bank, highly productive region coast Norway. Three regimes were observed: mixing period (MP) spring, onset stratification (transient period, TP) summer stratified (SP) fall, with occasional strong winds that disrupted surface beginning September. A bloom dominated by diatom Skeletonema costatum was observed MP due intense nutrient availability, while flagellates prevailed nutrient-poor waters during TP, followed rhizosolenid diatoms (Proboscia alata Guinardia delicatula), when peaked. mixed assemblage (e.g. Pseudo-nitzschia), coccolithophores dinoflagellates occurred SP, as reintroduced nutrients waters. Through (chemotaxonomy) observations, tested, first time region, whether an ‘optical index’ measurements chlorophyll fluorescence (Fchla) particulate backscattering (bbp) is suitable differentiate between versus flagellate dominance. We found negative relationship Fchla:bbp diatom:flagellate, contrary previous possibly because influence non-algal contribution zooplankton, fecal pellets detritus) bbp pool systems. This finding suggests such not universal other parameters needed refine index regions.

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ژورنال

عنوان ژورنال: Continental Shelf Research

سال: 2021

ISSN: ['1873-6955', '0278-4343']

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1016/j.csr.2020.104322