越来越紧迫了——沉积是如何影响沉积物动物的,以及为什么我们可能无法恢复我们的河流

IF 2 4区 环境科学与生态学 Q2 LIMNOLOGY
Teresa Luftensteiner , Alcides Aybar Galdos , Markus Noack , Holger Schindler , Heide Stein , Hans Jürgen Hahn
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按照欧洲水框架指令(WFD)的要求,将河流恢复到良好的生态状态,即使不是失败,也是缓慢的。淤泥淤积,即细小沉积物堵塞水下间隙,可能是造成这种失败的一个原因,因为它对水下无脊椎动物产生了负面影响。因此,本研究利用生态、沉降和粒度分析分析了德国6条河流中代表所有5个生态状态等级的潜流群落。研究表明:1)细泥沙量和沉降水平对潜流小生动物的类群数量和丰度有显著影响;2)沉降的增加导致潜流群落由粗泥沙为主向细泥沙为主转变;3)潜流群落受流域土地利用、细泥沙水平和沉降的影响最大。IV)与退化相关的动物模式符合世界自然保护区定义的“一般退化”分类。据推测,这增加了开放土地使用类型的细沉积物负荷,从而增加了排列水平,改变了孔隙度和空隙的大小。这导致沉积物中栖息地的丧失,从而影响了深海无脊椎动物。虽然底栖生物群落的底物条件很重要,但它们对水下动物尤其重要,因为它们对沉积物结构的变化反应特别强烈。氧气和养分供应受沉积物结构的影响,并进一步影响潜存生物。因此,功能群落的丧失导致了河流生态状况的恶化。因此,在实施WFD时应考虑排序。
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It’s getting tight – How colmation influences the sediment fauna and why we might fail in restoring our streams
Restoration of streams to a good ecological status, as required by the European Water Framework Directive (WFD), has been slow, if not failing. Colmation, the clogging of hyporheic interstices by fine sediments, could be one cause for this failure by negatively influencing hyporheic invertebrates. Therefore, this study analysed the hyporheic communities in six German rivers representing all five ecological status classes using ecological, colmation- and grain size analysis. The study revealed that I) the amount of fine sediment and level of colmation had a significant impact on the taxa number and the abundance of hyporheic meiofauna, II) increased colmation led to a shift from coarse- to fine sediment dweller-dominated hyporheic communities, III) hyporheic communities were impacted most by land use in catchments, fine sediment levels, and colmation, and IV) faunal patterns associated with colmation corresponded to the ‘general degradation’ classification defined by the WFD. Presumably elevated fine sediment loads from open land use types, and thereby increasing colmation-levels, altered the porosity and the size of voids. This led to a loss of habitats within the sediments which influenced hyporheic invertebrates. While substrate conditions are important for benthic communities, they are especially critical for hyporheic fauna, which responds particularly strongly to changes in sediment structure. Oxygen and nutrient provision are influenced by sediment structure and further impact the hyporheic organisms. Consequently, the loss of functioning communities led to the deterioration of the ecological status of rivers. Colmation should therefore be considered when implementing the WFD.
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Limnologica
Limnologica 环境科学-湖沼学
CiteScore
3.70
自引率
5.90%
发文量
64
审稿时长
3 months
期刊介绍: Limnologica is a primary journal for limnologists, aquatic ecologists, freshwater biologists, restoration ecologists and ecotoxicologists working with freshwater habitats.
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