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巢湖底栖动物分布特征及对蓝藻爆发聚集地的响应研究

  

  1. 安徽大学 资源与环境工程学院
  • 出版日期:2016-04-18 发布日期:2016-04-18
  • 通讯作者: 李玉成,博士,教授,主要研究方向为地球化学,E-mail: li-yucheng@163.com。
  • 作者简介:蒋更可,硕士研究生,研究方向为水污染防治,E-mail:1049707370@qq.com;

Distribution characteristics of benthic fauna and its response to the outbreak of cyanobacteria in Chaohu Lake

  • Online:2016-04-18 Published:2016-04-18

摘要: 采用野外调查的方法,对近年来巢湖水华爆发状况和巢湖底栖动物的时空分布进行对比分析,结果显示:西半湖的蓝藻水华爆发频率远大于东半湖,位于南淝河口巢湖西北部位是蓝藻爆发聚集区,向东不断减小。底栖动物呈现东半湖较西半湖多,而蚬类较少,螺类变多,这种分布特征与水华爆发造成生态破坏有关。2014年的巢湖采样调查结果反映出西半湖底栖动物与水华爆发频率分布呈一定的反相关,东半湖由于其水华爆发频率低且与底栖动物分布无明显的相关性。近年来巢湖治理力度加大,水质有所改观,但是底栖动物分布未显著表明水生生态环境有所改观,应加大巢湖生态环境治理力度。

关键词: 巢湖水华, 底栖动物, 时空分布, 水生生态环境, 治理效果

Abstract: Adoption of the method of field investigation, the recent algae bloom in Chaohu Lake outbreak status and Chaohu Lake benthic animals the temporal and spatial distribution were analyzed. The results showed that:algal blooms in the western half of the lake outbreak frequency is far higher than the eastern half of the lake, located in the South Feihe River Chaohu Lake in the northwest part is the outbreak of cyanobacteria accumulation area, the East will continue to decrease.Benthic animals showed the eastern half of the lake is in the western half of Lake much, and clam less snails become more and more, the distribution characteristics and algal blooms caused by ecological destruction. The sampling survey results reflect the western half of Zoobenthos in the lake and bloom outbreak frequency distributions were in the opposite in 2014. The eastern half of the lake due to the bloom outbreak frequency and low and benthic fauna distribution without obvious correlation.In recent years, Chaohu Lake has increased the intensity of governance and water quality has improved, but the distribution of benthic animals did not show a significant change in the aquatic environment, we should increase the intensity of ecological environment in Chaohu Lake.

Key words: Algaebloom in Chaohu Lake, benthic animal, temporal and spatial distribution;aquatic ecological environment;governance effect