Carbon cycle in shrimp polyculture mesocosm

Liu Guo-cai; Li De-shang; Dong Shuang-lin

doi:10.1007/BF02842544

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Carbon cycle in shrimp polyculture mesocosm

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- Carbon cycle in shrimp polyculture mesocosm
- Journal of Oceanology and Limnology Vol. 18, Issue 1, Pages: 67-73(2000)
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  Aquaculture Research Laboratory Ocean University of Qingdao
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- DOI：10.1007/BF02842544
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Guo-cai, L., De-shang, L. & Shuang-lin, D. Carbon cycle in shrimp polyculture mesocosm., Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 18, 67–73 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02842544
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Guo-cai, L., De-shang, L. & Shuang-lin, D. Carbon cycle in shrimp polyculture mesocosm., Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 18, 67–73 (2000). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02842544 DOI：

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The carbon cycle in shrimp polyculture mesocosm ecosystems was studied in the shrimp farm of the Huanghai Fisheries Group Corporation in Shandong Province from May to August

1997. The results showed that the plankton community respiration rate fluctuated between 0.07 and 2.28 mgC/(L·d)

average of 0.82±0.42 mgC/(L·d)

which was 49 percent of the rate of phytoplankton gross production; that the average respiration rates (mgC/(L·d)) of micro-

nano- and pico-plankton were 0.07

0.38 and 0.31

which were 175

30 and 207 percent of the corresponding sized phytoplankton production rates; that the sediment respiration rate (mgC/(m2·d)) varied from 178.64 to 373.23

average of 262.60±48.68

and increased gradually with the lapse of culture time; and that the organic carbon accumulation and the respiration in the sediment of the shrimp monoculture mesocosm was higher than that in the polyculture mesocosms. The total sediment respiration per 25 m2 mesocosm in the culture period averaged 571.16 gC

which was 10 percent of the total organic carbon input of the mesocosm.

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