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第 3 期             魏洪祥等: 稻−蟹−鲤共生系统下浮游生物群落结构与环境因子的关系                                     399




                   Relationship between plankton community structure and environmental
                                    factors in rice-crab-carp symbiotic system


               WEI Hongxiang,FENG Yan,WU Lina,XIAO Zuguo,ZHANG Tao,LIU Yong,LI Jingwei,YAN Youli          *
                (Liaoning Key Laboratory of Aquatic Animal Disease Control, Liaoning Institute of Freshwater Fisheries, Liaoyang 111000, China)


               Abstract: [Objective] In order to explore the ecological characteristics of planktonic organisms in the rice-
               crab-carp symbiotic system, we released different densities of Cyprinus carpio var. longke-12 mirrors in the rice
               field to provide a basis for optimizing the rice-crab model. [Methods] Four groups of C. carpio var. longke-12
               mirrors with different densities were polycultured in rice fields with Eriocheir sinensis from June to September
               2022, and the ecological community structure of plankton was analyzed. [Results] A total of 72 species of
               phytoplankton belonging to 7 phyla and 40 genera were detected in the water, among which Bacillariophyta and
               Chlorophyta were the most, with 19 species each, accounting for 26.4% each. A total of 28 species belonging to
               22 genera and 4 phyla of zooplankton were detected, with 16 species of rotifers accounting for 57.1%. The
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               abundance of phytoplankton was 2.45×10 −4.36×10  cells/L, with an average of 3.35×10  cells/L; the abun-
               dance of zooplankton ranged from 194.3 to 808.3 ind/L, with an average of 347.1 ind/L. The average Shannon-
               Wiener  diversity  index  (H’)  of  phytoplankton  was  0.75  (range  0.92−2.12),  and  the  average  H’  value of   zo-
               oplankton was 1.36 (range 0.96−1.91). The average Pielou evenness index (J) of phytoplankton was 0.72 (range
               0.32−0.96), and the average J value of zooplankton was 0.62 (range 0.43−0.86). The average Margalef species
               richness  index  (D)  of  phytoplankton  was  0.92  (range  0.67−1.14),  and  the  average  D  value  of  zooplankton
               was 1.30 (range 0.98−1.56). There were no significant differences in the three indices (H’, J, D) of phytoplank-
               ton and zooplankton among groups (P>0.05). Redundancy analysis (RDA) showed that Chrysophyta was signifi-
               cantly  positively  correlated  with  total  nitrogen  (TN);  Cyanophyta,  Bacillariophyta  and  Chlorophyta  were
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               significantly  positively  correlated  with  ammonia  nitrogen  (NH -N),  total  phosphorus  (TP)  and  density  of
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               carp  (D crap );  Pyrrophyta  were  significantly  positively  correlated  with  pH  and  permanganate  index  (COD );
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               Cryptophyta and Euglenophyta were negatively correlated with D  . Rotifera were significantly positively cor-
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               related with NH -N and D crap , while Cladocera were significantly negatively correlated with NH -N and D crap .
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               [Conclusion] The plankton community structure is greatly affected by environmental factors such as pH, NH -
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               N, TN, TP, COD  and D crap . With the increase in C. carpio var. longke-12 mirrors density, the abundance of
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               Bacillariophyta increased, and the abundance of Cryptophyta and Euglenophyta decreased. The results of the
               study provide theoretical support for the healthy ecological breeding model of rice-crab-carp.
               Key words: symbiotic system; environmental factors; plankton
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