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The uptake of Se (VI) by two aquatic plants, Myriophyllum spicatum L. and Ceratophyllum demersum L., and its effects on their physiological characteristics have been studied. Plants were cultivated outdoors under semi-controlled conditions and in two concentrations of Na selenate solution (20 μg Se L−1 and 10 mg Se L−1). The higher dose of Se reduced the photochemical efficiency of PSII in both species, while the lower dose had no effect on PSII. Addition of Se had no effect on the amounts of chlorophyll a and b. The concentration of Se in plants grown in 10 mg Se L−1, averaged 212 ± 12 μg Se g−1 DM in M. spicatum (grown from 8-13 d), and 492 ± 85 μg Se g−1 DM in C. demersum (grown for 31 d). Both species could take up a large amount of Se. The amount of soluble Se compounds in enzyme extracts ranged from 16% to 26% in control, and in high Se solution from 48% to 36% in M. spicatum and C. demersum, respectively. Se-species were determined using HPLC-ICP-MS. The main soluble species in both plants was selenate (∼37%), while SeMet and SeMeSeCys were detected at trace levels. 相似文献
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Defining Chlorophyll-a Reference Conditions in European Lakes 总被引:2,自引:0,他引:2
Sandra Poikāne Maria Helena Alves Christine Argillier Marcel van den Berg Fabio Buzzi Eberhard Hoehn Caridad de Hoyos Ivan Karottki Christophe Laplace-Treyture Anne Lyche Solheim José Ortiz-Casas Ingmar Ott Geoff Phillips Ansa Pilke João Pádua Spela Remec-Rekar Ursula Riedmüller Jochen Schaumburg Maria Luisa Serrano Hanna Soszka Deirdre Tierney Gorazd Urbanič Georg Wolfram 《Environmental management》2010,45(6):1286-1298
The concept of “reference conditions” describes the benchmark against which current conditions are compared when assessing the status of water bodies. In this paper we focus on the establishment of reference conditions for European lakes according to a phytoplankton biomass indicator—the concentration of chlorophyll-a. A mostly spatial approach (selection of existing lakes with no or minor human impact) was used to set the reference conditions for chlorophyll-a values, supplemented by historical data, paleolimnological investigations and modelling. The work resulted in definition of reference conditions and the boundary between “high” and “good” status for 15 main lake types and five ecoregions of Europe: Alpine, Atlantic, Central/Baltic, Mediterranean, and Northern. Additionally, empirical models were developed for estimating site-specific reference chlorophyll-a concentrations from a set of potential predictor variables. The results were recently formulated into the EU legislation, marking the first attempt in international water policy to move from chemical quality standards to ecological quality targets. 相似文献
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