日本地球惑星科学連合2021年大会

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[A-CG40] 沿岸海洋⽣態系─1.⽔循環と陸海相互作⽤

2021年6月3日(木) 09:00 〜 10:30 Ch.10 (Zoom会場10)

コンビーナ:藤井 賢彦(北海道大学大学院地球環境科学研究院)、杉本 亮(福井県立大学海洋生物資源学部)、山田 誠(龍谷大学経済学部)、座長:藤井 賢彦(北海道大学大学院地球環境科学研究院)、杉本 亮(福井県立大学海洋生物資源学部)、山田 誠(龍谷大学経済学部)

09:30 〜 09:45

[ACG40-03] 火山性砂浜域における地下水による栄養塩輸送量と植物プランクトンによる栄養塩同化量の定量

*杉本 亮1、八木 亮磨1、中島 壽視1、石田 健大1、山田 誠2 (1.福井県立大学海洋生物資源学部、2.龍谷大学経済学部)

キーワード:海底地下水湧出、放射性同位元素、一次生産

Volcanic coast is a hotspot occurring meteoric fresh groundwater discharge. Although groundwater supplies nutrients into the water column and contributes to primary productivity in nearshore coasts, there is little quantitative evidence concerning nutrient supply via groundwater discharge and nutrient assimilation by phytoplankton. In the study, we conducted the field survey at the sandy beach along the Chokai volcano coast in August 2020. Here we assessed (1) allochthonous nutrient fluxes via meteoric fresh groundwater (FGW), marine recirculated groundwater (RGW), and offshore seawater, and (2) the net primary productivity (NPP) of phytoplankton. The mass balance models of salt, 222Rn, and 224Ra showed that the total meteoric fresh groundwater discharge was 248 m3 d-1 composed of two pathways: springs (~90%) and seeps (~10%). Recirculated marine groundwater discharge reached 2881 m3 d-1. Total allochthonous nutrient fluxes of dissolved inorganic nitrogen (DIN), phosphorous (DIP), and silica (DSi) were 25.0 mol d-1, 1.4 mol d-1, and 642.0 mol d-1, respectively. RGW occupied 62% of total DIP flux and 78% of total DSi flux, while FGW occupied 49% of total DIN flux. The average NPP measured at six sites was 0.35±0.06 mg C L-1 d-1, which equals 182.7 mol C d-1 on the beach scale. Based on the Redfield stoichiometric ratio, the assimilation rates of DIN, DIP, and DSi were 27.6 mol d-1, 1.7 mol d-1, and 25.9 mol d-1, respectively. These results revealed that groundwaters could sustain a maximum of 74% (FGW=44%, RGW=30%) of DIN and 71% (FGW=22%, RGW=49%) of DIP assimilated by phytoplankton.