Coral physiology of Platygyra and Cyphastrea corals detected with CISME underwater respirometer in Hong Kong water

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Autores principales: Dellisanti, Walter, Tsang, Ryan H L, Put, Ang Jr, Wu, Jiajun, Wells, Mark L, Chan, Leo L
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Publicado: PANGAEA 2020
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author Dellisanti, Walter
Tsang, Ryan H L
Put, Ang Jr
Wu, Jiajun
Wells, Mark L
Chan, Leo L
author_facet Dellisanti, Walter
Tsang, Ryan H L
Put, Ang Jr
Wu, Jiajun
Wells, Mark L
Chan, Leo L
collection Datos científicos de ciencias marinas y ambientales
contents Coral physiological data of Platygyra carnosa were collected from three in-situ locations and laboratory experiments in controlled-conditions in Hong Kong waters. An underwater respirometer was used to measured changes in dissolved oxygen, pH and temperature in dark and light conditions at coral surface level, and water sample loop collected for measurement of calcification rates through alkalinity anomaly method. The in-situ and laboratory coral physiology data were compared to show the replicability and accuracy of the instrument. Moreover, diel cycle of respiration, photosynthesis and calcification, P vs I curve and responses of P. carnosa to different locations were measured.
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spellingShingle Coral physiology of Platygyra and Cyphastrea corals detected with CISME underwater respirometer in Hong Kong water
Dellisanti, Walter
Tsang, Ryan H L
Put, Ang Jr
Wu, Jiajun
Wells, Mark L
Chan, Leo L
Binary Object; calcification; CISME; CISME_experiment; coral physiology; File content; hong kong; Photosynthesis; Respiration
Coral physiological data of Platygyra carnosa were collected from three in-situ locations and laboratory experiments in controlled-conditions in Hong Kong waters. An underwater respirometer was used to measured changes in dissolved oxygen, pH and temperature in dark and light conditions at coral surface level, and water sample loop collected for measurement of calcification rates through alkalinity anomaly method. The in-situ and laboratory coral physiology data were compared to show the replicability and accuracy of the instrument. Moreover, diel cycle of respiration, photosynthesis and calcification, P vs I curve and responses of P. carnosa to different locations were measured.
title Coral physiology of Platygyra and Cyphastrea corals detected with CISME underwater respirometer in Hong Kong water
topic Binary Object; calcification; CISME; CISME_experiment; coral physiology; File content; hong kong; Photosynthesis; Respiration
url https://doi.org/10.1594/PANGAEA.924829