白令海和楚科奇海总好气异养细菌丰度和对温度的适应性被引量：1

ABUNDANCE AND ADAPTABILITY TO TEMPERATURE OF GENERAL AEROBIC HETEROTROPHIC BACTERIA FROM THE CHUKCHI SEA AND BERING SEA

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摘要用平皿培养计数法测定了白令海和楚科奇海测区水和沉积物中的总好气异养细菌(GAB)的丰度 ,并进行了比较。分析了不同海区、测点、不同层次沉积物中GAB丰度及在不同温度中的适应性。结果表明 ,水中GAB检出率大于沉积物 ,但丰度仅为后者的 0 .0 7% ;表层沉积物中GAB检出率高于其它层次 ;白令海GAB检出率、丰度及变幅均高于楚科奇海。所有站点沉积物中GAB含量平均约为 31 66.3× 1 0 2 CFU·g- 1 (湿 ) ;沉积物GAB丰度大致显出低纬度区大于高纬度区之势。温度试验结果表明所试GAB中多数为适冷菌 ,少数可能为中温菌。 The abundance of general aerobic heterotrophic bacteria (GAB)from the water and sediment in the Bering Sea and the Chukchi Sea was determined by using petri dish cultivation and counting method. The abundance of GAB among the different sea areas, sampling sites, layers of sediments surveyed and adaptability to differential temperatures were studied. The result obtained showed that: the occurrence percentage of GAB in the surface water was higher than that in sediment, but the abundance was only 0.07% of sediment. The occurrence percentage of GAB in surficial layer of sediment was higher than that in the other layers. The occurrence percentage, abundance and its variation of GAB in Bering Sea were higher than that in the Chukchi Sea respectively. The average value of the abundance in the all sediment surveyed was 3166.3×10 2CFU·g -1 (Wet.). The abundance of GAB in sediment showed a trend: roughly higher in the lower latitudinal area than higher latitude. The results from temperature test mean that: the majority of bacteria tested were cold adapted ones, minority might be mesophilic bacteria. The results indicated that, arctic ocean bacteria had a stronger adaptability to environmental temperature.

作者陈皓文高爱国孙海青矫玉田

机构地区海洋环境生态科学与工程国家海洋局重点实验室国家海洋局第一海洋研究所

出处《极地研究》 CAS CSCD 2003年第3期171-176,共6页 Chinese Journal of Polar Research

基金国家自然科学基金 (4 0 1 760 1 7 40 0 860 0 1 49873 0 1 5 ) 中国首次北极科学考察专项资助

关键词白令海楚科奇海 Q总好气异养细菌丰度温度适应性北极 Arctic, marine general aerobic heterotrophic bacteria, abundance, adaptability to temperature

分类号 Q938 [生物学—微生物学]

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