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Eutrophication problems and their potential solutions in the artificial shallow lake Altmuhlsee (Germany) 德国Altmuhlsee人工浅湖富营养化问题及其潜在解决方案
IF 0.6 Q3 Earth and Planetary Sciences Pub Date : 2004-01-01 DOI: 10.18452/9375
Christiane Schrenk‐Bergt, D. Krause, Olaf Prawitt, J. Lewandowski, C. Steinberg
Lake Altmuhlsee in Middle Franconia, Germany, was constructed as part of a water transportation system and flooded in 1986 by River Altmuhl. Supply of nutrient rich water resulted in a hypertrophic state characterized by low Secchi depth (<0.5 m in summer). Massive blooms of phytoplankton in summer were mainly caused by cyanobacteria (Aphanizomenon flos-aquae, Anabaena flos-aquae, Microcystis aeruginosa) and by chlorophytes (Oocystis ssp., Monoraphidium ssp., Planktosphaeria gelatinosa), respectively. Fish assemblage was characterized by the dominance of planktivorous bream. Hence, zooplankton community mostly consisted of small-bodied cladocerans due to predation pressure by fish. Investigations of the phosphorus (P) cycle of Lake Altmuhlsee revealed high P-turnover rates in the water body and at the immediate sediment-water interface, an outstanding importance of external P-load, and a minor importance of the internal P-load. The lake supports recreational and social functions which, however, are restricted due to the low water quality. Improvement of water quality is necessary to increase attractiveness. Our study presents some proposals for an effective and economically justifiable water quality management, especially, biomanipulation in accordance to the holder of the fishing rights and local establishment of macrophytes.
位于德国中部弗朗哥尼亚的阿尔特穆尔湖是作为水运系统的一部分而建造的,1986年被阿尔特穆尔河淹没。富营养水的供应导致了以低Secchi深度(夏季<0.5 m)为特征的肥厚状态。夏季浮游植物大量繁殖主要是由蓝藻菌(幻水藻、水藻藻、铜绿微囊藻)和绿藻(卵囊藻)引起的。;;;;(胶状浮游藻)。鱼类组合以浮游食性鱼为主。因此,由于鱼类的捕食压力,浮游动物群落主要由小体枝海组成。对Altmuhlsee湖磷循环的研究表明,水体和沉积物-水界面的磷周转率很高,外部磷负荷非常重要,而内部磷负荷的重要性较小。该湖支持娱乐和社交功能,但由于水质较低,这些功能受到限制。改善水质是增加吸引力的必要条件。本研究提出了有效和经济合理的水质管理建议,特别是根据捕捞权持有人和当地大型植物的建立进行生物操纵。
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