Effect of temperature (0~30 ℃) on the oxygen uptake rate and ammonia excretion rate of Calanus sinicus were determined through incubation experiments. The average dry body weight of C. sinicus was 110 μg. The relat...Effect of temperature (0~30 ℃) on the oxygen uptake rate and ammonia excretion rate of Calanus sinicus were determined through incubation experiments. The average dry body weight of C. sinicus was 110 μg. The relationship between oxygen uptake rate (R) and temperature (T) was expressed as R = 0.028 3 ×T + 0.065 3. The relationship between ammonia excretion rate (A) and temperature was expressed as A = 0.015 5 e0.075 2T.展开更多
Chlorophyll a and phaeophorbide a degradation rate under different light condition and temperature were studied. At 15℃, Chlorophyll a degradation rate under light and without light were in avenge 1. 13 m2 Einst-1 an...Chlorophyll a and phaeophorbide a degradation rate under different light condition and temperature were studied. At 15℃, Chlorophyll a degradation rate under light and without light were in avenge 1. 13 m2 Einst-1 and 0. 03 d-1 respectively. Pheoporbide a degradation rate under light was in average 0.15 m Einst -1. At - 20℃, chlorophyl a and pheophorbide a did not degrade obviously. The product of chlorophyll a and pheophorbide a degradation was no-fluorescence material.展开更多
文摘Effect of temperature (0~30 ℃) on the oxygen uptake rate and ammonia excretion rate of Calanus sinicus were determined through incubation experiments. The average dry body weight of C. sinicus was 110 μg. The relationship between oxygen uptake rate (R) and temperature (T) was expressed as R = 0.028 3 ×T + 0.065 3. The relationship between ammonia excretion rate (A) and temperature was expressed as A = 0.015 5 e0.075 2T.
文摘Chlorophyll a and phaeophorbide a degradation rate under different light condition and temperature were studied. At 15℃, Chlorophyll a degradation rate under light and without light were in avenge 1. 13 m2 Einst-1 and 0. 03 d-1 respectively. Pheoporbide a degradation rate under light was in average 0.15 m Einst -1. At - 20℃, chlorophyl a and pheophorbide a did not degrade obviously. The product of chlorophyll a and pheophorbide a degradation was no-fluorescence material.