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Results & Discussion 1:the CsMPs in aquatic insects • 137 Relationships between Cs activity concentration and weight of • All samples were collected at individuals. OD1. Caddisfly larvae Dragonfly larvae (Stenopsyche marmorata) (Protohermes grandis) • Autoradiography found the ) CsMPs from three outliers (A-C) y r C in caddisfly larvae which d - g showed an order of magnitude k / q N=47 higher 137Cs activity B A ( concentration. n Removing CsMPs o B i CsMPs from sample t 137 137 a decreased Cs • Cs concentration of both r concentration. N=45 t aquatic insects decreased with n e larger body size (P < 0.001). c n o This may be caused by smaller ratio c y of the weight of the digestive tract t i content to total body weight in larger v i t individuals ( and higher c a concentration of 137Cs than the rest s of the body). C 7 3 1 • Smaller variability of 137Cs Weight of individuals (mg-dry) Weight of individuals (mg-dry) concentrations in dragonfly larvae. diet : net-spinning collector feeder that feed on drifting organic matters diet : carnivorous predators of other • Caddisfly larvae feed on drifting including diatoms, periphyton and aquatic insects. fine particulate organic matter detritus. captured in the nets, so they are more likely to take up CsMPs with diet particulates into their digestive tract than dragonfly larvae. Results & Discussion 2:The frequency of CsMPs in insects and their diet • Radioparticles with more than 0.1 Bq of 137Cs using autoradiography were considered as CsMPs. • CsMPs were also found from periphyton, CPOM and SS samples which can be source of Information of the found CsMPs caddisfly diet. Frequenc 137 y of 137 137 Cs Number Cs fraction Cs concentration CsMPs Particle Sample ID Site of CsMPs of CsMPs concentration without CsMPs (per size 134 137 (:) with CsMPs (Bq/g) (μm) Cs / C ratio of (Bq/g) gram) CsMPs A J1 1 96.4 14.6 ± 0.2 1.07 ± 0.03 5.2 – FPOM EDS Caddisfly B J1 1 95.4 7.7 ± 0.1 0.39 ± 0.03 15.6 0.45– spectra larvae C J1 1 96.8 39.8 ± 0.8 1.22 ± 0.07 (gut 1000 of CsMPs content) D St.2 7 3.1 28.2 ± 0.3 27.3 All Periphyton E J3 1 16.7 11.2 ± 0.1 9.3 0.48 particle sizes The CsMPs were F St.4 10 0.6 12.1 ± 0.2 12.0 type-A particles emitted G St.4 0 0 17.0 ± 0.3 – from H St.3 0 0 8.5 ± 0.2 – Unit2or 3 of the FDNPP. CPOM I St.2 9 2.2 12.9 ± 0.2 12.7 0.17 > 1000 Caddisfly larvae Periphyton Periphyton J St.1 2 7.8 11.3 ± 0.3 10.4 3.67 Bq 4.84 Bq 3.39 Bq K St.1 0 0 9.7 ± 0.2 – L St.1’ 1 58.9 279 ± 3.9 114.5 SS M St.1’ 1 2.2 580 ± 3.5 567.3 5.94 > 0.45 N St.1’ 1 1.9 248 ± 7.9 243.2 137 137 137 * Cs fraction of CsMPs = ( CsMPs total Cs ) / ( sample total Cs) * Frequency of CsMPs = Number of CsMPs / sample weight ( weight include samples without CsMPs ). CPOM SS • 137Cs fraction of CsMPs is high in caddisfly larvae. When the total 137Cs radioactivity in samples are small, 3.44 Bq 3.44 Bq CsMPs incorporation cause large variation of 137Cs concentrations between samples. • Frequency of CsMPs was high and comparable for the gut content of caddisfly larvae and their diet (SS). The Particle size of CsMPs were similar to that of the caddisfly diet, which allows easy uptake of CsMPs. • 137 137 The Cs bioavairability in CsMPs may be low because dissolution of Cs can be very small in a SEM images of few days CsMPs before CsMPs is expelled from the digestive tract.
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