Vertical 　Distributions 　of 　Phytoplankton 　and Ciliates 　in 　Iwanai 　Bay ，　 Spring 　1988

• Odate Tsuneo

• Miyazono Akira

• Yanada Mitsuru

• Yagi Hiroki

• Maita Yoshiaki

Bibliographic Information

Other Title

• 1988年春季 岩 内湾 に お け る植 物 プ ラ ン ク トン お よび 繊毛 虫類 の 鉛 直分 布

Abstract

Oceanographic observation and plankton sampling were conducted in Iwanai Bay, western Hokkaido, on March 1-2 and March 28-29, 1988. During this period, phytoplankton cell densities increased by two to three times, suggesting that the spring phytoplankton bloom was in progress. At the end of March, less saline water was observed at the surface of the some neritic stations. This resulted from outflow of fresh water. At these stations, nanophytoplankton cell density was high at 10m depth, while ciliates density was high at 5m depth, which was just below halocline. It is considered that although nanophytoplankton would grow at 5 and 10m depths from the beginning to end of March, ciliates grown at 5m depth grazed nanophytoplankton at the depth, then the cell density maximum layer of nanophytoplankton developed at 10m depth.

Journal

• Bulletin on Coastal Oceanography

  Bulletin on Coastal Oceanography 30 (2), 194-200, 1993

  Coastal Oceanography Research Committee, the Oceanographic Society of Japan

Details

• CRID: 1390565134827582592
• NII Article ID: 110007999094
• NII Book ID: AN00025177
• DOI: 10.32142/engankaiyo.30.2_194
• ISSN: 24344036
• ISSN: 13422758
• Web Site: http://dl.ndl.go.jp/info:ndljp/pid/10579506
• Text Lang: ja
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  • NDL-Digital
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