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2025
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| author | Shi, Xuesong Ye, Feng Wu, Yunchao Li, Jinlong Wei, Gangjian |
| author_facet | Shi, Xuesong Ye, Feng Wu, Yunchao Li, Jinlong Wei, Gangjian Shi, Xuesong Ye, Feng Wu, Yunchao Li, Jinlong Wei, Gangjian |
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| contents | Seasonal and spatial variability of dissolved organic nitrogen concentration and composition in Daya Bay, China. Shi, Xuesong Ye, Feng Wu, Yunchao Li, Jinlong Wei, Gangjian China Nitrogen Seasons Bays Environmental Monitoring Phytoplankton Water Pollutants, Chemical Chlorophyll A Chlorophyll Dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) has recently been recognized as an important nitrogen source for marine phytoplankton. However, the composition, sources, and biogeochemical cycling of DON in coastal ecosystems remain poorly understood. This study investigates the spatial distribution and seasonal variability of DON in Daya Bay, a subtropical semi-enclosed bay in the northern South China Sea. We measured DON concentrations, the DIN:DIP ratio, and the spectral characteristics of dissolved organic matter (DOM), including a(350), SUVA, and fluorescence components. Our findings reveal clear seasonal differences in the controlling factors for DON distribution: in summer, land-based sources and biological activities dominate, whereas in winter, oceanic circulation and its associated water mass mixing play a predominant role. The combined spectral indexes suggest that the transformation of DON is significantly more active in summer than in winter. Additionally, most stations exhibited low DIN:DIP ratios (2 μg/L) during the summer months, while DIP concentrations in Daya Bay remained generally low ( |
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| language | en |
| publishDate | 2025 |
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| spellingShingle | Seasonal and spatial variability of dissolved organic nitrogen concentration and composition in Daya Bay, China. Shi, Xuesong Ye, Feng Wu, Yunchao Li, Jinlong Wei, Gangjian China Nitrogen Seasons Bays Environmental Monitoring Phytoplankton Water Pollutants, Chemical Chlorophyll A Chlorophyll Seasonal and spatial variability of dissolved organic nitrogen concentration and composition in Daya Bay, China. Shi, Xuesong Ye, Feng Wu, Yunchao Li, Jinlong Wei, Gangjian China Nitrogen Seasons Bays Environmental Monitoring Phytoplankton Water Pollutants, Chemical Chlorophyll A Chlorophyll Dissolved organic nitrogen (DON) has recently been recognized as an important nitrogen source for marine phytoplankton. However, the composition, sources, and biogeochemical cycling of DON in coastal ecosystems remain poorly understood. This study investigates the spatial distribution and seasonal variability of DON in Daya Bay, a subtropical semi-enclosed bay in the northern South China Sea. We measured DON concentrations, the DIN:DIP ratio, and the spectral characteristics of dissolved organic matter (DOM), including a(350), SUVA, and fluorescence components. Our findings reveal clear seasonal differences in the controlling factors for DON distribution: in summer, land-based sources and biological activities dominate, whereas in winter, oceanic circulation and its associated water mass mixing play a predominant role. The combined spectral indexes suggest that the transformation of DON is significantly more active in summer than in winter. Additionally, most stations exhibited low DIN:DIP ratios (2 μg/L) during the summer months, while DIP concentrations in Daya Bay remained generally low ( |
| title | Seasonal and spatial variability of dissolved organic nitrogen concentration and composition in Daya Bay, China. |
| topic | China Nitrogen Seasons Bays Environmental Monitoring Phytoplankton Water Pollutants, Chemical Chlorophyll A Chlorophyll |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39700752/ |