Bulletin on Coastal Oceanography
Online ISSN : 2434-4036
Print ISSN : 1342-2758
The  Role  of  Tidal Flats and  Seaweed  Beds  in Biological  Production in the Southem Area of  Hiroshima Bay, Japan
Toshiya  HashimotoNoboru MuraseGoro   YoshidaKenji  TarutanKenta  Shimizu
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2011 Volume 48 Issue 2 Pages 105-108

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Abstract
 In order  to understand  thc rQle  of  tidal flat sand  seaweed  beds in biologica lproductio nin the  southern  area of  Hiroshim aBay ,Japan, seasonal   variations  in the prinlar yproductie nrates  of  tidal flats  alld  seaweed  beds wcre  es 亡imated 吼uantitatively  using ecosystem  model  analysis, The amual  average  primary productio nrates  per しmil  area  of  tidal flat sand  seaweed  beds were  1,514and  2,680 mg  C m−2 day一と, respectively .  The pnmary  productiQn rates  Df  tidal flats  and  seaweed  bcds were  hlgh in May (2,100mg  C  m −2 day −1)and  in August and  September (5,130 mg  C  In−2 day l!, rcspectively , From  April to OctDber, these  ra しcswere  higher than  thc nutrient supply  by river discharge
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© 2011 Coastal Oceanography Research Committee, the Oceanographic Society of Japan
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