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LIN PENG,CHEN RONGHUA. 1986. STUDIES ON THE MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM OF THE JIULONGJIANG RIVER ESTUARY IN CHINA Ⅲ. ACCUMULATION AND BIOLOGICAL CYCLE OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM IN Kandelia candel COMMUNITY. Acta Oceanologica Sinica, (3):447-455
STUDIES ON THE MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM OF THE JIULONGJIANG RIVER ESTUARY IN CHINA Ⅲ. ACCUMULATION AND BIOLOGICAL CYCLE OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM IN Kandelia candel COMMUNITY
STUDIES ON THE MANGROVE ECOSYSTEM OF THE JIULONGJIANG RIVER ESTUARY IN CHINA Ⅲ. ACCUMULATION AND BIOLOGICAL CYCLE OF CALCIUM AND MAGNESIUM IN Kandelia candel COMMUNITY
Received:May 23, 1985  Revised:July 23, 1985
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LIN PENG Department of Biology, Xiamen University, Xiamen 
CHEN RONGHUA Department of Biology, Xiamen University, Xiamen 
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Abstract:
      This is a paper dealing mainly with the accumulation and biological cycle of calcium and magnesium elements of the artificial 20-years old Kandelia candel community in the Jiulongjiang River Estuary of Fujian Province, China.The result of measurements is that the quantities of the two elements in the standing crop are (kg·ha-1) 772.91 for Ca and 526.57 for Mg.In the biological cycle of the two elements, the annual uptakes are 174.86 for Ca and 89.30 for Mg (kg·ha-1); the amounts of Ca and Mg returned via litter fall are estimated to be (kg·ha-1·a-1) 103.28 for Ca and 40.42 for Mg; the annual retention are (kg·ha-1·a-1) 71.58 for Ca and 48.88 for Mg, respectively.The turnover periods of Ca and Mg are 8 and 13 years, respectively.
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      This is a paper dealing mainly with the accumulation and biological cycle of calcium and magnesium elements of the artificial 20-years old Kandelia candel community in the Jiulongjiang River Estuary of Fujian Province, China.The result of measurements is that the quantities of the two elements in the standing crop are (kg·ha-1) 772.91 for Ca and 526.57 for Mg.In the biological cycle of the two elements, the annual uptakes are 174.86 for Ca and 89.30 for Mg (kg·ha-1); the amounts of Ca and Mg returned via litter fall are estimated to be (kg·ha-1·a-1) 103.28 for Ca and 40.42 for Mg; the annual retention are (kg·ha-1·a-1) 71.58 for Ca and 48.88 for Mg, respectively.The turnover periods of Ca and Mg are 8 and 13 years, respectively.
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