Studies of the Biogeochemistry of Typical Estuaries and Bays in China [electronic resource] /
Shen, Zhiliang.editor.
This book presents study findings involving the Changjiang River estuary and Jiaozhou Bay, China, etc. It takes a large catchment as a combined ecosystem to study nutrients biogeochemistry and environmental aspects of the Changjiang River. Some of the findings have sparked new research directions, including systematic studies of nutrients in the Changjiang River; sources and control mechanisms of nitrogen and phosphorus in the Changjiang River and its estuary; removal and transport of nutrients in the turbidity maximum zone and upwelling area of the Changjiang estuary; long-term changes in nutrients and ecological responses in the Changjiang River estuary and Jiaozhou Bay; and a study on nutrient structure and nutrient composition of phytoplankton, which are topics at the forefront ofinternational marine The studies address different fields, such as biogeochemistry, marine chemistry, ecology, environmental science, oceanography and biology. .
Source, Control and Transport of Nutrients in the Changjiang River and Its Estuary -- Nutrients and their transport in the Changjiang River -- The relationships of the nutrients in the Changjiang River estuary and the flow of the Changjiang River water -- Budget and control of nitrogen in the Changjiang River catchment and its mouth -- Budget and control of phosphorus in the Changjiang River catchment and its mouth -- Removal and Transport of Matters in the Changjiang and Yellow River Estuaries -- Removal and mass balance of phosphorus and silica in the turbidity maximum -- Nutrient dynamics of the upwelling area in the Changjiang estuary -- A new method for estimating fine-sediment resuspension ratios in estuaries -- The removal of zinc, cadmium, lead and copper in the Changjiang estuary -- Distributions and removals of nutrients in seawater and interstitial water of the sediments in the Huanghe River estuary -- Changes in Nutrients and Its Ecological Responses in the Changjiang River Estuary and Jiaozhou Bay -- Responses of a coastal phytoplankton community to increased nutrient input from the Changjiang River -- Long-term changes in nutrient structure and its influences on phytoplankton composition in Jiaozhou Bay -- Ecological responses of Phytoplankton to nutrient structure of seawater in Jiaozhou Bay -- Silica supply and diatom blooms in Jiaozhou Bay -- Particulate Organic Carbon and the Composition of Nutrient of Phytoplankton Particulate organic carbon and its composition in Jiaozhou Bay -- Nutrient compositions of cultured Thalassiosira rotula and Skeletonema costatum -- Differences in nutrient compositions of cultured marine diatoms: different sea -- Nutrient composition and biomass of Coscinodiscus asteromphalus in Jiaozhou Bay, China. .
This book presents study findings involving the Changjiang River estuary and Jiaozhou Bay, China, etc. It takes a large catchment as a combined ecosystem to study nutrients biogeochemistry and environmental aspects of the Changjiang River. Some of the findings have sparked new research directions, including systematic studies of nutrients in the Changjiang River; sources and control mechanisms of nitrogen and phosphorus in the Changjiang River and its estuary; removal and transport of nutrients in the turbidity maximum zone and upwelling area of the Changjiang estuary; long-term changes in nutrients and ecological responses in the Changjiang River estuary and Jiaozhou Bay; and a study on nutrient structure and nutrient composition of phytoplankton, which are topics at the forefront ofinternational marine The studies address different fields, such as biogeochemistry, marine chemistry, ecology, environmental science, oceanography and biology. .
Geobiology.
Aquatic ecology .
Environmental chemistry.
Biogeosciences.
Freshwater & Marine Ecology.
Environmental Chemistry.