极大螺旋藻(Spirulina maxima)和微小小球藻(Chlorella minutissima)对UV-B增强的响应

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The responses of Spirulina maxima (blue-green alga) and Chlorella minutissima (green alga) to short-term (6 h) UV-B treatment and long-term (1-80 d) UV-B treatment were investigated using Chlorophyll (Chl) fluorescence, UV spectrophotometer and improved Fridovich method. After short-term treatment (6 h) under different UV-B intensity (0-2.0 w·m^-2), FV/FM of the two species were both substantially inhibited, and that of S. maxima were inhibited more than that of C. minutissima. However, the secretion of UV-B absorbing substances and SOD activity in two species after short-time treatment were not related to UV-B. Under long-term treatment (1-80 d) with the same UV-B intensity (0.9 or 1.8 w·m^-2), FV/FM of S. maxima were decreased firstly followed by remarkable increasing, while that of C. minutissima were decreased gradually. Within the treatment time, the secretion of UV-B absorbing substances and SOD activity increased gradually in S. maxima, while there are no changes in C. minutissima.

Key words： Spirulina Chlorella UV-B Chl fluorescence SOD

Received: 25 August 2002

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Chen Shanwen,Han Zhiguo,Wu Baogan. The responses of Spirulina maxima and Chlorella minutissima to enchanced UV-B radiation[J]. , 2002, 21(4): 294-298.

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