水生生物学报
水生生物學報
수생생물학보
ACTA HYDROBIOLOGICA SINICA
2010年
3期
575-581
,共7页
徐娟娟%张德禄%吴国樵%王高鸿%刘永定%胡春香
徐娟娟%張德祿%吳國樵%王高鴻%劉永定%鬍春香
서연연%장덕록%오국초%왕고홍%류영정%호춘향
风力胁迫%具鞘微鞘藻%光合色素%细胞活力%叶绿素荧光%净光合速率
風力脅迫%具鞘微鞘藻%光閤色素%細胞活力%葉綠素熒光%淨光閤速率
풍력협박%구초미초조%광합색소%세포활력%협록소형광%정광합속솔
Wind stress%Microcoleus vaginatus%Photosynthetic pigments%Cell vitality%Fv / Fm%Pn
抵抗风力胁迫是荒漠藻类适应干旱区环境的重要生物学机制,也是藻结皮能够拓殖流沙的必要条件之一,但有关藻类对风力胁迫的响应机理国内外尚无研究报道.以具鞘微鞘藻(Microcoleus vaginatus Gom.)人工结皮为实验对象,研究了不同强度风力吹蚀对结皮含水量、藻类活力、生物最、及其光合活性的影响.结果表明:不论低于当地起沙风(3 m/s)还是高于起沙风(5 m/s和7 m/s)的风力吹蚀,结皮中藻类生物量均明显下降,而且结皮生物量的变化与风速大小和吹蚀时间呈线性关系(y=14.78+0.035a-1.48b,a风速,b时间],r~2=0.79).进一步分析发现,风力吹蚀后结皮中藻类活力并没有降低但主要光合色素和天线色素的含量普遍降低,叶绿素荧光(Fv/Fm)、表观电子传递速率(ETR)和净光合速率(Pn)明显下降,并且风速越大,降幅越大.这些结果说明风力胁迫对藻结皮生长和光合活性的影响主要是通过影响光合色素代谢合成和电子传递速率引起的,对其生命力没有明显影响.
牴抗風力脅迫是荒漠藻類適應榦旱區環境的重要生物學機製,也是藻結皮能夠拓殖流沙的必要條件之一,但有關藻類對風力脅迫的響應機理國內外尚無研究報道.以具鞘微鞘藻(Microcoleus vaginatus Gom.)人工結皮為實驗對象,研究瞭不同彊度風力吹蝕對結皮含水量、藻類活力、生物最、及其光閤活性的影響.結果錶明:不論低于噹地起沙風(3 m/s)還是高于起沙風(5 m/s和7 m/s)的風力吹蝕,結皮中藻類生物量均明顯下降,而且結皮生物量的變化與風速大小和吹蝕時間呈線性關繫(y=14.78+0.035a-1.48b,a風速,b時間],r~2=0.79).進一步分析髮現,風力吹蝕後結皮中藻類活力併沒有降低但主要光閤色素和天線色素的含量普遍降低,葉綠素熒光(Fv/Fm)、錶觀電子傳遞速率(ETR)和淨光閤速率(Pn)明顯下降,併且風速越大,降幅越大.這些結果說明風力脅迫對藻結皮生長和光閤活性的影響主要是通過影響光閤色素代謝閤成和電子傳遞速率引起的,對其生命力沒有明顯影響.
저항풍력협박시황막조류괄응간한구배경적중요생물학궤제,야시조결피능구탁식류사적필요조건지일,단유관조류대풍력협박적향응궤리국내외상무연구보도.이구초미초조(Microcoleus vaginatus Gom.)인공결피위실험대상,연구료불동강도풍력취식대결피함수량、조류활력、생물최、급기광합활성적영향.결과표명:불론저우당지기사풍(3 m/s)환시고우기사풍(5 m/s화7 m/s)적풍력취식,결피중조류생물량균명현하강,이차결피생물량적변화여풍속대소화취식시간정선성관계(y=14.78+0.035a-1.48b,a풍속,b시간],r~2=0.79).진일보분석발현,풍력취식후결피중조류활력병몰유강저단주요광합색소화천선색소적함량보편강저,협록소형광(Fv/Fm)、표관전자전체속솔(ETR)화정광합속솔(Pn)명현하강,병차풍속월대,강폭월대.저사결과설명풍력협박대조결피생장화광합활성적영향주요시통과영향광합색소대사합성화전자전체속솔인기적,대기생명력몰유명현영향.
Algal crusts are the early stage of biological soil crusts development and succession in the arid and semi-arid regions, in which filamentous cyanobacteria are often dominant organisms, and these algae have been recognized to possess importance functions both in the stabilization of topsoil, retarding water evaporation, meliorating soil structure, and enhancing soil fertility. Of course, the environments they grow and survive determine that they are often subjected to harsh environmental conditions, such as windy, arid, sunny irradiation and extreme temperature fluctuation. Accord-ingly these organisms have developed variable strategies to adapt them. Up to data, their adaptation to drought, radiation and salt stress have been studied extensively, but few is done for wind force stress, and very little is known about its acclimation to this stress.
Microcoleus vaginatus is the first dominant species and community -building species of more than 95% algal crusts on the world, with the most promising foreground in desertification control and application of algal crusts. The objective of this study is to explore the effects of wind stress on photosynthetic activity of M.vaginatus crusts.
In this study, M. vaginatus isolated from Qubqi Desert was batch cultured, and inoculated onto the surface of local shifting sand in laboratory. After the algal crusts formation, they were taken to the outdoors for stress exercise for 10 days from 9:00 to 12:00 everyday. Then the man-made M.vaginatus crusts were exposed to different scales wind forces environments (3m/s, 5m/s and 7m/s), algal physiological responses were in situ studied. The results showed that alga biomass decreased significantly under windy conditions, it was significantly negatively correlated with blowing time, but positively correlated with wind force scale (y = 14.78 -1.48a + 0.035b, a blowing time, b wind force, r~2=0.79). After 7 hours continuous blowing at different scales wind forces, the main photosynthetic pigments and antenna pig-
ments contents, chlorophyll fluorescence (Fv / Fm), the apparent electron transfer rate (ETR) and net photosynthetic rate (Pn) decreased significantly, and the greater drop occurred at the stronger wind force. Above results indicated that wind force stressed algal growth and photosynthetic activity by impacting metabolism of pigments and photosynthetic elec-tron transport rate, but algal cell vitality was not affected obviously.