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The quantitative importance of photosynthetically produced dissolved organic carbon (PDOC) released from phytoplankton as
a source of carbon for pelagic, heterotrophic bacteria was investigated in four temperate Swedish lakes, of which two had
low (≈20 mg Pt 1−1), and two moderately high (60–80 mg Pt 1−1) humic content. The bacterial assimilation of PDOC was estimated with the 14C method, and the total production of the heterotrophic bacteria was estimated with the [3H]thymidine incorporation method.
The release of PDOC from natural communities of phytoplankton was not restricted to periods of photosynthesis, but often continued
during periods of darkness. Heterotrophic bacteria often assimilated the labile components of the PDOC at high rates (up to
73% of the released PDOC was assimilated during the incubation in our experiments). The contribution of PDOC to bacterial
production exhibited large within-lake seasonal variations, but PDOC was at certain times, both in humic and non-humic lakes,
a quantitatively very important carbon source for the heterotrophic bacteria. Under periods of comparatively low primary production,
heterotrophic bacteria in humic lakes appear to utilize allochthonous, humic substances as a substrate. 相似文献
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