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FATE OF INVASION BY GREEN-TIDE FORMING SPECIES (Ulva compressa and U. procera) OFF THE SOUTHWEST COAST OF KOREA

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Title
FATE OF INVASION BY GREEN-TIDE FORMING SPECIES (Ulva compressa and U. procera) OFF THE SOUTHWEST COAST OF KOREA
Other Titles
한국의 서해 연안에서 녹조 형성 종 (Ulva compressa와 U. procera)에 의한 침입의 결말
Authors
노재훈
Choi, Han-Gu
김광용
Keywords
U. proceraUlva compressa
Issue Date
2010
Citation
노재훈, Choi, Han-Gu, 김광용. 2010. FATE OF INVASION BY GREEN-TIDE FORMING SPECIES (Ulva compressa and U. procera) OFF THE SOUTHWEST COAST OF KOREA. lnternational Seaweed Association. lnternational Seaweed Association. 2010.02.22~.
Abstract
The occurrence of an ulvoid algal bloom resulting from anthropogenic activities is one of the annual events in the Yellow Sea. The rbcL tree shows that the identity of bloom consists of two Ulva species (U. compress and U.procera). Our phylogenetic trees based on rbcL gene sequences from drifting samples do not coincide with previous reports that a green-tide forms a clade with representatives of the Ulva linza-procera-prolifera (LPP) complex or U. prolifera. Although there was a large year-to-year variability, green algal bloom in the Yellow Sea have occurred in the past few years (2006-2009). The images of high spatial-resolution optic satellites, MODIS, Landsat, ALOS and Kompsat-2 data in spring/early summer show the extensive stripes of the green algae that cover approximately 900 –
23,000 square kilometers. We collected thalli of floating U. procera from the middle of Yellow Sea in July 2009. Laboratory experiments were conducted to investigate the physiological effects of temperature (five levels), irradiance (ten levels) and salinity (five levels) on these wild thalli and their laboratorygrown progeny as well. From short-term acclimation experiments, we found that temperature did not significant impact maximum O2 production rates (PB max) or photosynthesis efficiency (α), and nor did irradiance impact photosynthetic saturation irradiance (Ek). Changes in photosynthetic rate of U. procera were observed at various salinities, showing higher rates within the salinity range of 10 and 30 psu. These results are important to understand and increase the knowledge on drift green-tide processes in the Yellow Sea.
URI
https://repository.kopri.re.kr/handle/201206/8000
Conference Name
lnternational Seaweed Association
Conference Place
lnternational Seaweed Association
Conference Date
2010.02.22~
Type
Proceeding
Indexed
Pro(초록)국외
Appears in Collections  
2006-2010, Research on culturable polar organisms and their application (06-10) / Kang, Sung-Ho; Choi, Han-Gu (PE06060, PE07060, PE08060, PE09060, PE10060)
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