Production-destruction processes in estuaries of the rivers of Artemovka and Shkotovka (Usuri Bay) in summer
作者： P. Yu. Semkin , P. Ya. Tishchenko , N. D. Khodorenko , V. I. Zvalinskii , T. A. Mikhailik
DOI: 10.1134/S0097807815030161
关键词: Trophic level 、 Hydrology 、 Alkalinity 、 Estuary 、 Environmental science 、 Eutrophication 、 Bay 、 Salinity 、 Oceanography 、 Chlorophyll a 、 Tributary
摘要: Production and hydrochemical characteristics of the estuaries rivers Artemovka Shkotovka, flowing into apex Ussuri Bay (the Sea Japan), were studied in summer 2011. Because high rate destruction processes, partial pressure river waters Artemovka, Knevichanka Artemovka’s major tributary) was 800, 1800, 3700 μatm, respectively. Unlike Shkotovka R. estuary, trophic level a favorable combination hydrological conditions study period determined production processes (chlorophyll concentration reached 200 μg/L, oxygen oversaturation more than twofold, carbon dioxide dropped to 25 μatm). A conservative nonconservative dependence alkalinity on salinity also found exist water rivers,
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