Silver carp mediated biological control techniques are often advocated for controlling cyanobacteria blooms in eutrophic water,which are often enriched with arsenic(As).How-ever,the transfer and fate of As during the ...Silver carp mediated biological control techniques are often advocated for controlling cyanobacteria blooms in eutrophic water,which are often enriched with arsenic(As).How-ever,the transfer and fate of As during the biological control of cyanobacteria blooms by silver carp in As-rich eutrophic water remain unclear.Based on the simulated ecosystem experiment,the accumulation of As in silver carp and the transfer and fate of As in the water-algae-silver carp system during Microcystis aeruginosa blooms controlled by silver carp were investigated.Microcystis aeruginosa showed high tolerance to As(V).The accumulation of As in different tissues of silver carp was different,as follows:intestine>liver>gill>skin>muscle.After silver carp ingested As-rich Microcystis aeruginosa,As accumulation in the intestine,liver,gill,and skin of silver carp was enhanced under the action of digestion and skin contact.Compared with the system without algal,As accumulation in the intestine,liver,gill,and skin of silver carp increased by 1.1,3.3,3.3,and 9.6 times,respectively,after incubation for 30 days in the system with Microcystis aeruginosa,while the accumulation of As in the muscle was only slightly increased by 0.56 mg/kg.This work revealed the transfer and fate of As during algal control by silver carp,elucidated the accumulation mechanism of As in water-algae-silver carp system,enriched our understanding of As bioaccumulation and transformation in As-rich eutrophication water,and provided a scientific basis for as-sessing and predicting As migration and enrichment in water-algae-silver carp system.展开更多
Restraining algal growth by algaecide has been studied by many researchers, but the dosing time has not yet been studied. In this study, we examined the appropriate dosing time of algaecide through a series of experim...Restraining algal growth by algaecide has been studied by many researchers, but the dosing time has not yet been studied. In this study, we examined the appropriate dosing time of algaecide through a series of experiments. In the experiments, the pH value of water is significantly affected by Microcystis aeruginosa, and the variation of the pH value is in favor of the growth of the alga. Therefore, using acid algaecide in the period with maximum pH values, i.e., the stable phase, would change the acidity-alkalinity of the water significantly, and would negatively affect algal growth. Acid algaecide does not eliminate the alga effectively if the acid algaecide is dosed in the logarithmic growth phase. Using acid algaecide in the decline phase after algal bloom not only is unfavorable for eliminating the alga, but also prolongs the decline phase, and even brings about next larger algal bloom.展开更多
基金supported by the National Natural Science Foundation of China(Nos.41572230 and 41172219)the Grant for Innovative Research Groups of the National Natural Sci-ence Foundation of China(No.41521001)+1 种基金the Special Scien-tific Research Project of Hanzhong City-Shaanxi University of Technology Co-construction State Key Laboratory(No.SXJ-2106)the Scientific Research Foundation of State Key Laboratory of Qinba Bio-Resource and Ecological Environment(No.SXC-2105).
文摘Silver carp mediated biological control techniques are often advocated for controlling cyanobacteria blooms in eutrophic water,which are often enriched with arsenic(As).How-ever,the transfer and fate of As during the biological control of cyanobacteria blooms by silver carp in As-rich eutrophic water remain unclear.Based on the simulated ecosystem experiment,the accumulation of As in silver carp and the transfer and fate of As in the water-algae-silver carp system during Microcystis aeruginosa blooms controlled by silver carp were investigated.Microcystis aeruginosa showed high tolerance to As(V).The accumulation of As in different tissues of silver carp was different,as follows:intestine>liver>gill>skin>muscle.After silver carp ingested As-rich Microcystis aeruginosa,As accumulation in the intestine,liver,gill,and skin of silver carp was enhanced under the action of digestion and skin contact.Compared with the system without algal,As accumulation in the intestine,liver,gill,and skin of silver carp increased by 1.1,3.3,3.3,and 9.6 times,respectively,after incubation for 30 days in the system with Microcystis aeruginosa,while the accumulation of As in the muscle was only slightly increased by 0.56 mg/kg.This work revealed the transfer and fate of As during algal control by silver carp,elucidated the accumulation mechanism of As in water-algae-silver carp system,enriched our understanding of As bioaccumulation and transformation in As-rich eutrophication water,and provided a scientific basis for as-sessing and predicting As migration and enrichment in water-algae-silver carp system.
基金supported by the Special Fund for Public Welfare Industry of Ministry of Water Resources of China(Grant No.200801001)National Science and Technology Major Projects of China(Grant No.2012ZX07506003-4)Central Public-interest Scientific Institution Basal Research Fund(Grants No.Y110002 and Y110005)
文摘Restraining algal growth by algaecide has been studied by many researchers, but the dosing time has not yet been studied. In this study, we examined the appropriate dosing time of algaecide through a series of experiments. In the experiments, the pH value of water is significantly affected by Microcystis aeruginosa, and the variation of the pH value is in favor of the growth of the alga. Therefore, using acid algaecide in the period with maximum pH values, i.e., the stable phase, would change the acidity-alkalinity of the water significantly, and would negatively affect algal growth. Acid algaecide does not eliminate the alga effectively if the acid algaecide is dosed in the logarithmic growth phase. Using acid algaecide in the decline phase after algal bloom not only is unfavorable for eliminating the alga, but also prolongs the decline phase, and even brings about next larger algal bloom.