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Exploring the diversity of dissolved organic matter(DOM)properties and sources in different functional areas of a typical macrophyte-derived lake combined with optical spectroscopy and FT-ICR MS analysis
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Exploring the diversity of dissolved organic matter(DOM)properties and sources in different functional areas of a typical macrophyte-derived lake combined with optical spectroscopy and FT-ICR MS analysis
Lake Baiyangdian is one of China's largest macrophyte-derived lakes,facing severe chal-lenges related to water quality maintenance and eutrophication prevention.Dissolved or-ganic matter(DOM)was a huge carbon pool and its abundance,property,and transforma-tion played important roles in the biogeochemical cycle and energy flow in lake ecosystems.In this study,Lake Baiyangdian was divided into four distinct areas:Unartificial Area(UA),Village Area(VA),Tourism Area(TA),and Breeding Area(BA).We examined the diversity of DOM properties and sources across these functional areas.Our findings reveal that DOM in this lake is predominantly composed of protein-like substances,as determined by exci-tation-emission matrix and parallel factor analysis(EEM-PARAFAC).Notably,the exoge-nous tyrosine-like component C1 showed a stronger presence in VA and BA compared to UA and TA.Ultrahigh-resolution mass spectrometry(FT-ICR MS)unveiled a similar DOM molecular composition pattern across different functional areas due to the high relative abundances of lignan compounds,suggesting that macrophytes significantly influence the material structure of DOM.DOM properties exhibited specific associations with water qual-ity indicators in various functional areas,as indicated by the Mantel test.The connections between DOM properties and NO3-N and NH3-N were more pronounced in VA and BA than in UA and TA.Our results underscore the viability of using DOM as an indicator for more precise and scientific water quality management.
Kun Wang、Haoyu Ren、Shengwu Yuan、Xia Jiang、Pengfei Wang
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College of Water Sciences,Beijing Normal University,Beijing 100875,China
National Engineering Laboratory of Lake Pollution Control and Ecological Restoration,Chinese Research Academy of Environmental Sciences,Beijing 100012,China
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