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Decomposition of willow (Salix triandra L.) leaves in the Schelde estuary (Belgium)

机译:杨柳(Salix Triandra L.)的分解在施尔德河口(比利时)

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Riparian plant leaves falling into estuaries can represent an important source of carbon available to aquatic food webs (SIN- SABAUGH & FINDLAY 1995, HELLINGS et al. 1999). Since microbial consumers ensure rapid decomposition of submerged leaves in large rivers (BALDY et al. 1995), bacteria may play an important role in the transformation of leaf litter in estuary ecosystems in which a major part of the trophic activity passes through bacteria (McLUSKY 1989). In addition, carbon and nutrients derived from leaves could be used by planktonic organisms such as protists (through bacteria consumption) and primary producers, respectively. The present study aimed at assessing the decay rate of wil-low (Salix triandra) leaves in the Schelde estuary (Belgium). In addition, we tested the idea that decomposing leaves stimu-late the productivity of heterotrophic bacteria as well as plank-tonic organisms in estuaries.
机译:落入河口的河岸植物叶可以代表水生食品网的重要碳来源(Sin-Sabaugh&Findlay 1995,Hellings等,1999)。由于微生物消费者确保大河中淹没叶片的快速分解(Baldy等人1995),细菌可能在河口生态系统的叶子凋落物的转化中发挥重要作用,其中营养活性的主要部分通过细菌(Mclusky 1989 )。此外,衍生自叶子的碳和营养素可以分别可以分别由氏菌植物(通过细菌消费)和初级生产商等植物生物使用。本研究旨在评估施尔德河口(比利时)叶片叶片的衰减率(Salix Triandra)。此外,我们测试了分解患者促进促型疾病细菌的生产率以及河口中的植物滋补生物的想法。

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