YAN Peiying, QU Jianjun, XIAO Jianhua. Biomass and Community Structure of Cyanobacteria in Shapotou Sand Fixation Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(6): 75-79.
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YAN Peiying, QU Jianjun, XIAO Jianhua. Biomass and Community Structure of Cyanobacteria in Shapotou Sand Fixation Area[J]. Bulletin of Soiland Water Conservation, 2017, 37(6): 75-79. DOI: 10.13961/j.cnki.stbctb.2017.06.012.
Biomass and Community Structure of Cyanobacteria in Shapotou Sand Fixation Area
[Objective] This study aimed to reveal cyanobacterial biomass and community structure within shielding nylon mesh in different shrub roots with different plantation ages and within shielding nylon mesh
and to clarify the colonized states of cyanobacteria in different shrub roots and within nylon mesh.[Methods] Biomass of cyanobacteria were measured by counting and volume conversion with microscope and these cyanobacteria were identified according to their morphology
structure
size and other characteristics with toxomony book "freshwater algae of China" and so on.[Results] Number of cyanobacteria was as the highest as 9.84×108 cell/g in the root of Hedysarum scoparium which was planted in 1956
and were the lowest(3.16×108 cells/g) in the root of Hedysarum scoparium planted in 1981 and in the root of Artemisia ordosic planted in 1987. Average total volume of cyanobacteria was the highest(1.04×1013 μm3/g) in the root of Artemisia ordosic planted in 1964
and the lowest(6.00×1011 μm3/g) in the root of Carnage intermedia planted in 1964. The percentage of filamentous cyanobacteria was the highest(98.4%) in the root of Artemisia ordosic planted in 1987
and the lowest(38.75%) within nylon mesh. Totally 25 cyanobacteria
mainly belonging to Chroococcales
Oscillatoriales and Nostocales
were found. Among them
Oscillatoria princeps is the most dominant cyanobacteria
and Nostoc punctiforme
Microchatetenera thuret and Calothrix linearis were recognized.[Conclusion] Cyanobacterial biomass and their diversity of three kinds of shrub roots were found higher
probably their rhizosphere habitats are favorable for cyanobacterial colonization and reproduction.
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