1. School of Ecological and Environmental Science, East China Normal University, Shanghai 201100, China;
2. Shanghai Environmental Monitoring Center, Shanghai 200030, China;
3. Shanghai Engineering Research Center of Landscaping on Challenging Urban Site, Shanghai 200232, China
During cyanobacterial blooms, a portion of the biomass would sink to the sediment-water interface and suffer from the dark/anoxic condition. To investigate the survival of Microcystis and its secretion, a series of experiments were conducted with Microcystis in different growth period. The results suggested that Microcystis could survive for at least 6days under the dark/anoxic condition. Meanwhile, Dissolved organic carbon (DOC) secreted by Microcystis reached up to 1.86mg C mg/Chl a. The Microcystis in 55d group could survive longer than other groups, and 28d group had the maximum quantity of secreted DOC. Our study suggested that Microcystis could survive for several days under the dark/anoxic condition, and could secrete DOC during this period. These results were related to the growth period of Microcystis.
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