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PLANKTON
Viktor Hensen (abad 19, ilmuwan Jerman): Organisme
mikroskopis baik hewan maupun tumbuhan yang hidup
melayang bebas tidak dapat melawan arus, serta tidak
terikat dengan pantai dan dasar
plankton
plank·ton [plángktən]
noun
mass of tiny floating organisms: a mass of tiny animals
and plants floating in the sea or in lakes, usually near the
surface, and eaten by fish and other water animals
Rotifera
Cladocera
Cyclopoida Harpacticoida
Calanoida
Jellyfish Asplanchna
Kenapa dipelajari
• Sumber makanan bagi ikan dan
organisme air lainnya, bahkan
manusia
• Penyedia oksigen terpenting di
perairan
• Sebagai indikator tingkat
kesuburan
• Sebagai indikator tingkat
pencemaran
Linkages of algae, macrophytes, and
fisheries in lakes
Pengelompokan
Berdasarkan kemampuan membuat
makanan:
Fitoplankton (Seluruhnya termasuk
algae)
Zooplankton
Berdasarkan lama hidup sbg
plankton
Holoplankton (seluruh siklus hidup
sbg plankton) Examples of
holoplankton include diatoms,
Berdasarkan ukuran
Nannoplankton/ultraplankton/
mikroplankton (<10µ, <30µ, <50µ)
Netplankton/mesoplankton (<1mm>60µ)
Makroplankton/megaplankton/
megaloplankton (> 1mm)
Plankton are also often described in terms
of size. Usually the following divisions are
used:
However, some of these terms may be used
with very different boundaries, especially
on the larger end of the scale. The
existence and importance of nano-
and even smaller plankton was only
discovered during the 1980s, but they
Size range (
Group Major organisms
ESD)
Megaplankt 2×10-1 and metazoans; e.g.
(20+ cm)
on above jellyfish
metazoans; e.g.
Macroplankt 2×10-2 →2×10-
(2-20 cm) pteropods;
on 1
m
chaetognaths
Mesoplank 2×10-4→2×10-2 (0.2 mm-2 metazoans; e.g.
ton m cm) copepods
large eukaryotic
Microplank 2×10-5→2×10-4 (20-200 protists;
ton m µm) juvenile/small
metazoans
Nanoplankto 2×10 →2×10
-6 -5
small eukaryotic
(2-20 µm)
n m protists