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Bacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes

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Resumo:In Azores, the advanced trophic state of the lakes requires a fast intervention to achieve the good ecological status prescribed by the Water Framework Directive. Despite the considerable effort made to describe the phytoplankton growing on the water column, the lack of information regarding the microbial processes in sediments is still high. Thus, for the successful implementation of internal management actions, the present work explored the relationships between geochemical profiles and dominant members of the bacterial community in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes. Lake Azul geochemical profiles were quite homogeneous for all parameters, while in lake Furnas the total iron profile presented a peak below the aerobic layer. For lake Verde, the concentrations of all studied parameters (20±2 % loss-on-ignition; 2.10±0.08 mg g-1 total phosphorus; 1.31±0.50 mg g-1 total nitrogen; 8.06±0.13 mg g-1 total iron) in the uppermost sediment layer were approximately two times higher than the ones in sediments from other lakes, decreasing with sediment depth. The higher amounts of phosphorus and organic matter in lake Verde suggested a higher internal contribution of phosphorus to eutrophication. The dominant members of the sediment bacterial community, investigated by denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis, were mostly affiliated to Proteobacteria phylum (Alpha-, Delta-, and Gamma-subclasses), group Bacteroidetes/Chlorobi and phylum Chloroflexi. The Cyanobacteria phylum was solely detected in sediments from lake Verde and lake Furnas that presented the highest amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus both in the water column and sediments, while the other phyla were detected in sediments from the three studied lakes. In conclusion, management measurers to achieve the good ecological status until 2015 should be distinct for the different lakes taking into account the relative magnitude of the nutrient sources and the bacterial diversity in sediments
Autores principais:Martins, Gilberto
Outros Autores:Henriques, Isabel; Ribeiro, Daniel; Correia, António; Bodelier, P. L.; Cruz, J. Virgílio; Brito, A. G.; Nogueira, R.
Assunto:Sediments Geochemical profiles Bacterial community Composition Eutrophication bacterial community composition
Ano:2012
País:Portugal
Tipo de documento:artigo
Tipo de acesso:acesso restrito
Instituição associada:Universidade do Minho
Idioma:inglês
Origem:RepositóriUM - Universidade do Minho
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Ribeiro, Daniel
Correia, António
Bodelier, P. L.
Cruz, J. Virgílio
Brito, A. G.
Nogueira, R.
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Henriques, Isabel
Ribeiro, Daniel
Correia, António
Bodelier, P. L.
Cruz, J. Virgílio
Brito, A. G.
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Geochemical profiles
Bacterial community
Composition
Eutrophication
bacterial community composition
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description In Azores, the advanced trophic state of the lakes requires a fast intervention to achieve the good ecological status prescribed by the Water Framework Directive. Despite the considerable effort made to describe the phytoplankton growing on the water column, the lack of information regarding the microbial processes in sediments is still high. Thus, for the successful implementation of internal management actions, the present work explored the relationships between geochemical profiles and dominant members of the bacterial community in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes. Lake Azul geochemical profiles were quite homogeneous for all parameters, while in lake Furnas the total iron profile presented a peak below the aerobic layer. For lake Verde, the concentrations of all studied parameters (20±2 % loss-on-ignition; 2.10±0.08 mg g-1 total phosphorus; 1.31±0.50 mg g-1 total nitrogen; 8.06±0.13 mg g-1 total iron) in the uppermost sediment layer were approximately two times higher than the ones in sediments from other lakes, decreasing with sediment depth. The higher amounts of phosphorus and organic matter in lake Verde suggested a higher internal contribution of phosphorus to eutrophication. The dominant members of the sediment bacterial community, investigated by denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis, were mostly affiliated to Proteobacteria phylum (Alpha-, Delta-, and Gamma-subclasses), group Bacteroidetes/Chlorobi and phylum Chloroflexi. The Cyanobacteria phylum was solely detected in sediments from lake Verde and lake Furnas that presented the highest amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus both in the water column and sediments, while the other phyla were detected in sediments from the three studied lakes. In conclusion, management measurers to achieve the good ecological status until 2015 should be distinct for the different lakes taking into account the relative magnitude of the nutrient sources and the bacterial diversity in sediments
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spelling engTaylor and FrancisporIn Azores, the advanced trophic state of the lakes requires a fast intervention to achieve the good ecological status prescribed by the Water Framework Directive. Despite the considerable effort made to describe the phytoplankton growing on the water column, the lack of information regarding the microbial processes in sediments is still high. Thus, for the successful implementation of internal management actions, the present work explored the relationships between geochemical profiles and dominant members of the bacterial community in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes. Lake Azul geochemical profiles were quite homogeneous for all parameters, while in lake Furnas the total iron profile presented a peak below the aerobic layer. For lake Verde, the concentrations of all studied parameters (20±2 % loss-on-ignition; 2.10±0.08 mg g-1 total phosphorus; 1.31±0.50 mg g-1 total nitrogen; 8.06±0.13 mg g-1 total iron) in the uppermost sediment layer were approximately two times higher than the ones in sediments from other lakes, decreasing with sediment depth. The higher amounts of phosphorus and organic matter in lake Verde suggested a higher internal contribution of phosphorus to eutrophication. The dominant members of the sediment bacterial community, investigated by denaturing gradient gel electrophoresis, were mostly affiliated to Proteobacteria phylum (Alpha-, Delta-, and Gamma-subclasses), group Bacteroidetes/Chlorobi and phylum Chloroflexi. The Cyanobacteria phylum was solely detected in sediments from lake Verde and lake Furnas that presented the highest amounts of nitrogen and phosphorus both in the water column and sediments, while the other phyla were detected in sediments from the three studied lakes. In conclusion, management measurers to achieve the good ecological status until 2015 should be distinct for the different lakes taking into account the relative magnitude of the nutrient sources and the bacterial diversity in sedimentsapplication/pdfporBacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakesMartins, GilbertoHenriques, IsabelRibeiro, DanielCorreia, AntónioBodelier, P. L.Cruz, J. VirgílioBrito, A. G.Nogueira, R.HostingInstitutionOrganizationalRepositóriUM - Universidade do Minhoe-mailmailto:repositorium@usdb.uminho.ptrepositorium@usdb.uminho.ptISSNIsPartOf0149-0451DOIIsPartOf10.1080/01490451.2011.6196332013-01-10T15:12:49Z20122012-01-01T00:00:00ZHandlehttps://hdl.handle.net/1822/22499http://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ecrestricted accessSedimentsGeochemical profilesBacterial communityCompositionEutrophicationbacterial community composition446519 bytesliteraturehttp://purl.org/coar/resource_type/c_6501journal articlehttp://purl.org/coar/access_right/c_16ecapplication/pdffulltexthttps://repositorium.uminho.pt/bitstreams/efc1d56e-e824-4034-a38d-d27ff6b7ff44/download
spellingShingle Bacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes
Martins, Gilberto
Sediments
Geochemical profiles
Bacterial community
Composition
Eutrophication
bacterial community composition
status SINGLETON
subject.fl_str_mv Sediments
Geochemical profiles
Bacterial community
Composition
Eutrophication
bacterial community composition
title Bacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes
title_full Bacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes
title_fullStr Bacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes
title_full_unstemmed Bacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes
title_short Bacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes
title_sort Bacterial diversity and geochemical profiles in sediments from eutrophic Azorean lakes
topic Sediments
Geochemical profiles
Bacterial community
Composition
Eutrophication
bacterial community composition
topic_facet Sediments
Geochemical profiles
Bacterial community
Composition
Eutrophication
bacterial community composition
url https://hdl.handle.net/1822/22499
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