Dinámica temporal de nutrientes, clorofila a y parámetros de calidad del agua en la Laguna de Venecia
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https://doi.org/10.3989/scimar.05022.30APalabras clave:
nutrientes, biomasa fitoplanctónica, variación plurianual, calidad del agua, Laguna de VeneciaResumen
Desde 1997, el CNR ISMAR ha recopilado datos mensuales de hidroquímica y fitoplancton en las zonas del norte y centro de la Laguna de Venecia. Desde el 2007 los datos hacen parte de la base de datos LTER (International Long-Term Ecosystem Research), ayudando a llenar la falta de datos en los estudios ambientales de la Laguna. Analizando nuestra serie histórica (1998-2017), pudimos observar un aumento de la temperatura del agua debido a las tendencias climáticas, una reducción del estado trófico debido principalmente al menor suministro de nutrientes inorgánicos de nitrógeno disuelto y un aumento de la transparencia y del oxígeno disuelto relacionado al aumento de la biomasa de macrófitas (macroalgas y fanerógamas). Por último, se observó una reducción de la biomasa del fitoplancton y al mismo tiempo un aumento de fanerógamas y macroalgas. Los actuales y futuros estudios ayudarán a evaluar las formas en el cual el ecosistema de la Laguna de Venecia responderá a las presiones antropogénicas y al cambio climático global.
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