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Adaptation of microbial communities to multiple stressors associated with litter decomposition of Pterocarya stenoptera 被引量:1
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作者 Gaozhong Pu Jingjing Tong +4 位作者 Aimeng Su Xu Ma Jingjing Du Yanna Lv Xingjun Tian 《Journal of Environmental Sciences》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2014年第5期1001-1013,共13页
To understand the further impacts of multiple stressors in freshwater, we investigated the effects of heavy metal (HM, Cu and Zn) and nutrient enrichments (nitrogen and phosphorus, NP) on microbial decomposition o... To understand the further impacts of multiple stressors in freshwater, we investigated the effects of heavy metal (HM, Cu and Zn) and nutrient enrichments (nitrogen and phosphorus, NP) on microbial decomposition of Pterocarya stenoptera litter and the associated extracellular enzyme activities and microbial biomass with microcosms. Results showed that the decomposition rates were slower in the polluted stream waters than those in the unpolluted ones, which corresponded to lower microbial biomass and integrated enzyme activities of cellulose and ^-glucosidase. The decomposition rates were accelerated at low HM level, which was associated with the stimulated enzyme activities of hydrolytic enzymes or was stimulated by both NP levels in polluted stream waters. In particular, the hydrolase enzyme activities of microbial communities in polluted stream waters were stimulated by low HM level, suggesting that low HM level-stimulated litter decomposition may be due to the increased enzymatic activities. When microbial communities were exposed to HM and NP simultaneously, the inhibitory effect (in unpolluted stream waters) or the stimulated effect (in polluted stream waters) of low HM concentration was enhanced and attenuated, respectively, which suggests that the NP antagonistic effect against HM toxicity on litter decomposition may contribute to the litter- associated extracellular enzyme activities. These results suggest that the may have antagonistic effects on stream ecosystem functioning. of HM and NP 展开更多
关键词 leaf decomposition heavy metal and nutrient mixture extracellular enzyme activity community adaptation microbial community
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Effects of multiple but low pesticide loads on aquatic fungal communities colonizing leaf litter 被引量:1
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作者 Anne Talk Susanne Kublik +5 位作者 Marie Uksa Marion Engel Rüdiger Berghahn Gerhard Welzl Michael Schloter Silvia Mohr 《Journal of Environmental Sciences》 SCIE EI CAS CSCD 2016年第8期116-125,共10页
In the first tier risk assessment(RA) of pesticides, risk for aquatic communities is estimated by using results from standard laboratory tests with algae, daphnids and fish for single pesticides such as herbicides, ... In the first tier risk assessment(RA) of pesticides, risk for aquatic communities is estimated by using results from standard laboratory tests with algae, daphnids and fish for single pesticides such as herbicides, fungicides, and insecticides. However, fungi as key organisms for nutrient cycling in ecosystems as well as multiple pesticide applications are not considered in the RA. In this study, the effects of multiple low pesticide pulses using regulatory acceptable concentrations(RACs) on the dynamics of non-target aquatic fungi were investigated in a study using pond mesocosm. For that, fungi colonizing black alder(Alnus glutinosa) leaves were exposed to multiple, low pulses of 11 different pesticides over a period of 60 days using a real farmer's pesticide application protocol for apple cropping.Four pond mesocosms served as treatments and 4 as controls. The composition of fungal communities colonizing the litter material was analyzed using a molecular fingerprinting approach based on the terminal Restriction Fragment Length Polymorphism(t-RFLP) of the fungal Internal Transcribed Spacer(ITS) region of the ribonucleic acid(RNA) gene(s). Our data indicated a clear fluctuation of fungal communities based on the degree of leaf litter degradation. However significant effects of the applied spraying sequence were not observed. Consequently also degradation rates of the litter material were not affected by the treatments. Our results indicate that the nutrient rich environment of the leaf litter material gave fungal communities the possibility to express genes that induce tolerance against the applied pesticides. Thus our data may not be transferred to other fresh water habitats with lower nutrient availability. 展开更多
关键词 mixture toxicity Pesticides Regulatory acceptable concentration Fungal community structure Leaf litter degradation
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