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所有化学物质决定了亚历山德里亚猫头的竞争和放牧控制

Stefanie D Moorthi¹, Michaela Busch¹, Ulrike Feudel¹

¹Institute for Chemistry and Biology of the Marine Environment (ICBM), Carl von Ossietzky Universität Oldenburg, School of Mathematics and Science, Ammerländer Heerstraße 114-118, 26219 Oldenburg, Germany.

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概括

有毒的亚历山大 (Alexandrium catenella) 释放出有害于竞争对手和放牧动物的等位化学物质. 这些影响取决于dinoflagellate和目标密度,影响南加州沿海生态系统的开花动态.

科学领域:

海洋生态海洋生态学
有害的藻类开花有害的藻类开花
化学生态化学生态学

背景情况:

亚历山大花的开花与基化学生成有关,影响海洋食物网.
了解南加利福尼亚州A. catenella的营养互动和促进开花的机制至关重要.

研究的目的:

研究南加州A. catenella分离物对竞争对手和放牧动物的等位基化学和毒性影响.
确定密度依赖的效应和等位基化学物质与性贝类毒素 (PST) 的作用.

主要方法:

实验室生物测试使用了三种A. catenella菌株 (加利福尼亚,北海有性,非北海有性).
使用植物浮游生物竞争对手 (Rhodomonas salina,Tetraselmis sp.) 的实验和一个动物浮游生物消费者 (Brachionus plicatilis).
用实验数据校准的动态数学建模.

主要成果:

加利福尼亚的A. catenella菌株表现出中间的化活性.
对鸟的负面影响主要是由于基化学物质,而不是PST.
所有化学效应依赖于A. catenella和标生物的密度.
同时出现的竞争对手调制了等位基化学影响和牧草控制.

结论:

基化学物质在A. catenella花动态和食物网相互作用中发挥着重要作用.
数学建模可以预测复杂的社区动态,这是来自于异构病的结果.
这些发现有助于更好地了解沿海生态系统中有害的藻类繁殖机制.

关键词:

亚历山德里亚的连锁链.所有化学物质都是化学物质.食品网络模型的模型.放牧实验是一种放牧实验.有害的恐龙鞭酸盐微动物浮游生物微动物浮游生物麻性贝类毒素 (PST) 是一种

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