Characterizing the composition, sources, and apparent bioavailability of coastal dissolved organic matter (DOM) is essential for understanding carbon cycling in semi-enclosed mariculture systems. In this study, field observations and laboratory incubation experiments were conducted in the Haizhou Bay (HZB), South Yello...
Ruo-Tong Yan, Lei Xie, Gui-Yang Zhang et al.· Marine Pollution Bulletin· 0 citations
Seaweed farming is widely advocated as a nature-based blue carbon solution, yet its long-term impact on sedimentary carbon burial remains poorly constrained. Here, we assess this effect in a high-density Porphyra yezoensis farming area in Haizhou Bay, China, by analyzing surface and core sediments from farming (FA) and...
Shuo Chen, Bin Yang, Hong Wu et al.· Marine Environmental Researc...· 0 citations
Heavy metal contamination and eutrophication are widely recognized as co-occurring in stressors in mariculture-dominated coastal bays, however, the mechanistic linkages among sedimentary nutrients, hydrodynamic processes, and heavy metals dynamics remain poorly understood. This study investigated the spatialtemporal va...
Hai-Fang Huang, Sheng-Kang Liang, Dong-Liang Lu et al.· Environmental Pollution· 1 citation· ⚡1
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