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http://dx.doi.org/10.9710/kjm.2013.29.4.291

The characteristic of photosynthetic pigments distribution of the sediment in the shellfish farm  

Kim, Sook-Yang (National Fisheries Research & Development)
Choi, Minkyu (National Fisheries Research & Development)
Hwang, Dong-Woon (National Fisheries Research & Development)
Lee, In-Seok (National Fisheries Research & Development)
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The Korean Journal of Malacology / v.29, no.4, 2013 , pp. 291-301 More about this Journal
Abstract
This study researched and compared the sedimentation environment and photosynthetic pigments at Gomso (GS) -bay, Yoja (YJ) -bay and KangJin (KJ) -bay in May, 2012. It was shown that KJ-bay consist of C (clay) and M (mud), and GS-bay consists of Zs (silty sand) and Sz (sandy silt). Averagely, IL of YJ-bay was 4.98%, KJ-bay 6.10%, and GS-bay 1.45%. As for COD concentration, there were no places that exceeded Japanese sediment contamination standard 20 mg/g-dry. As for AVS concentration, in case of KJ-bay, two places exceeded Japanese sediment contamination standard 0.2 mg/g-dry. If we look into the average C/N ratio of bays, YJ-bay showed 8.50, KJ-bay 6.60, and GS-bay 5.52, thus all of them showed the characteristic of oceanic origin. As for the plankton make-up classified by photosynthetic pigments, diatom was dominant, and both ratios of pigment and C/chlorophyll. a showed the relatively lower distribution at GS-bay than at KJ-bay and YJ-bay. It is judged that this is related to the characteristic of flow-in, and it implies that predation process and decomposition by organic matters actively occurs at YJ-bay and KJ-bay.
Keywords
HPLC; Photosynthetic pigments; biomaker; CHEMTAX; Pigment ratio; fucoxanthin; sediment;
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