Decomposition dynamics of the wrack of different origin in the black sea sandy littoral

Authors

  • Boris Alexandrov Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine https://orcid.org/0000-0001-7969-2828
  • Vasiliy Dyadichko Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine
  • Olga Garkusha Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine
  • Galyna Ivanovych Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine
  • Nadezhda Kopytina Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine
  • Alexander Kurilov Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine
  • Lydia Nidzvetska Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine
  • Svetlana Nikonova Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine
  • Anna Tropivska Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine
  • Iryna Serbinova Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011, Ukraine

DOI:

https://doi.org/10.15587/2519-8025.2016.72901

Keywords:

decomposition, wracks, organic matter, microorganisms, ciliates, insects

Abstract

The role of sand interstitial community in process of decomposition of different origin wrack (seaweed, seagrass and mussel) are considered in with the results of laboratory experiments. Quantitative changes of organic matter content, bacteria, marine fungi, microalgae, flagellates, ciliates and insects in wrack and underlying sand are studied. The results obtained in the laboratory closed to the natural conditions

Author Biographies

Boris Alexandrov, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Director, Professor, Corresponding Member of NAS of Ukraine

Vasiliy Dyadichko, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Researche Assoushiated, Ph.D.

Olga Garkusha, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Researcher

Galyna Ivanovych, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Senior Researcher, Ph.D.

Nadezhda Kopytina, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Senior Researcher, Ph.D.

Alexander Kurilov, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Head of Laboratory, Ph.D.

Lydia Nidzvetska, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Leading engineer

Svetlana Nikonova, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Researcher

Anna Tropivska, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Leading engineer

Iryna Serbinova, Institute of Marine Biology National Academy of Scientist of Ukraine Pushkinskaya str., 37, Odessa, Ukraine, 65011

Leading engineer

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Alexandrov, B., Dyadichko, V., Garkusha, O., Ivanovych, G., Kopytina, N., Kurilov, A., Nidzvetska, L., Nikonova, S., Tropivska, A., & Serbinova, I. (2016). Decomposition dynamics of the wrack of different origin in the black sea sandy littoral. ScienceRise: Biological Science, (1 (1), 8–20. https://doi.org/10.15587/2519-8025.2016.72901

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