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Response of hyporheic biofilms to temperature changes and dissolved organic carbon enrichment: a mesocosm study : a mesocosm studySimčič, Tatjana, biologinja ; Poklukar, Monika ; Mori, Nataša, 1974-Purpose Hyporheic biofilms are the central site for biogeochemical cycling in streams and rivers. In view of global warming and increasing human pressures, this study aimed to compare the response of ... hyporheic biofilm biomass and activities from an unpolluted reference stream reach surrounded by forest with those from a stream reach exposed to agricultural and urban land use using a mesocosm experiment in which the water temperature and dissolved organic carbon (DOC) contents were manipulated. Methods Hyporheic sediments collected in the field from the two study reaches (i.e. reference and impacted) were incubated in the laboratory at two different temperatures (10 °C, 14 °C) and wetted with three types of synthetic water (control [C] – 0 mg L−1; low DOC – 5 mg L−1; high DOC – 30 mg L−1) for four weeks. The responses of the hyporheic biofilms were measured weekly using structural (total protein content [TPC] as a proxy for biofilm biomass) and functional measures (electron transport system activity [ETSA] and community-level physiological profiling [CLPP]). Results The response of hyporheic biofilms to temperature changes and DOC enrichment was site-specific for all studied measures (TPC, ETSA and CLPP, including measured average well colour development [AWCD]). The addition of DOC to biofilms from the pristine stream reach significantly heightened the responses at 10 °C, a temperature within the normal environmental temperature ranges of the reference location, but not at 14 °C, which was here, a temperature outside normal environmental range. On the other hand, biofilms from the impacted stream reach exhibited increased responses following DOC enrichment under both temperature regimes, with a particularly pronounced response at 14 ºC, in this case, both experimental temperatures were within the normal environmental temperature ranges of the study locations. Conclusion Hyporheic biofilms were shown to be, like benthic biofilms, sensitive to temperature changes and organic enrichment, but their response to temperature changes and enrichment caused by climate change and/or other anthropogenic pressures (i.e. point and non-point pollution, removal of the riparian zone, hydromorphological modifications, etc.) was not simply linear but site-specific. The intensity of the response, characterized by increased activity and biomass production, appears to be constrained within the temperature ranges prevalent in the environment from which the biofilms originate. These findings emphasize the importance of site-specific considerations in predicting the impacts of climate change and anthropogenic pressures on these critical components of river and stream ecosystems.Source: Journal of soils and sediments : protection, risk assessment and remediation. - ISSN 1439-0108 (Vol. 24, iss. 7, Jul. 2024, str. 2859-2873)Type of material - article, component part ; adult, seriousPublish date - 2024Language - englishCOBISS.SI-ID - 203658499
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Simčič, Tatjana, biologinja |
Poklukar, Monika |
Mori, Nataša, 1974-
Topics
sedimenti |
dihanje |
encimi |
funkcionalni indikatorji |
interakcije |
sediments |
respiration |
enzymes |
functional indicators |
interactions
Author | Simčič, Tatjana, biologinja ; Poklukar, Monika ; Mori, Nataša, 1974- |
Title | Response of hyporheic biofilms to temperature changes and dissolved organic carbon enrichment: a mesocosm study : a mesocosm study |
Publication date | 2024-07-01 |
COBISS.SI-ID | 203658499 |
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Publication licence | Creative Commons Attribution 4.0 International |
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Združbe, interakcije in komunikacije v ekosistemih | P1-0255-2017 |
Javna agencija za znanstvenoraziskovalno in inovacijsko dejavnost Republike Slovenije |
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https://dirros.openscience.si/IzpisGradiva.php?id=20109 |
source: Journal of soils and sediments : protection, risk assessment and remediation. - ISSN 1439-0108 (Vol. 24, iss. 7, Jul. 2024, str. 2859-2873)
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