... RECOMMENDATIONS .35 5.1 Conclusions .35 Effects of stocking density onthegrowthandsurvival rate of Pila polita 35 Effects ofdifferent diets onthegrowthandsurvival rate of ... evaluate the effect ofdifferent stocking densities onthegrowthandsurvival rate of Black apple snails Experiment 2: evaluate the effect ofdifferent diets onthegrowthandsurvival rate of Black ... (p
... Effect of ultraviolet radiation onthe hatchability andsurvivalof eggs andlarvaeof sheep nematode 61 Table Thesurvival rate of ultraviolet radiated nematode larvae Time of observation (days) ... An additional 2% ofthe eggs in the control batch hatched following a further 1-day incubation As the number of eggs that hatched increased with the duration of hatching, the proportion of hatched ... activity andsurvivalofthelarvaeThe findings are presented in Table While only 20% ofthe 60 minutes irradiated larvae survived for days, the control experiment showed that 100% ofthelarvae were...
... 30.7 tons / Economic one was 18.8 tons / The regression equation showing the relationship between yield of KMYB1 with the level of manure on farmland was the corresponding parabolic function: Y ... CT 1: tonnes manure (Control); CT 2: tons of manure; CT 3: 10 tons of manure; CT 4: 15 tons of manure; CT 5: 20 tons of manure; CT 6: 25 tons of manure - Norms and methods of monitoring: Monitoring ... KMYB on types of soil On a single-crop farmland, the density, season andthe interaction between density and season affected the productivity ofthe KMYB 1, the most suitable plant density of 3.3...
... or discrepancies between the ion concentrations within their bodies andthe aquatic environments they inhabit The degree ofthe osmoregulatory response is largely salinity dependent, the actual ... until the next molting cycle Duration ofthe molting cycle depends onthe species and age ofthe shrimp Molting frequency on white shrimp decreased along with increasing the size of shrimp The ... evaluate the effects of several aqueous magnesium, potassium, and phosphorus on survival, growth, and molting interval of L.vannamei at salinity 2‰ The study consisted of two experiments The study consisted...
... than the local varieties 23 CONCLUSION AND DISCUSSION Conclusion The favorable factors for developing the soybean production in Thai Nguyen were the favorable climate conditions andthe large land ... AND DISCUSSION 3.1 Nature condition and status of soybean production in Thai Nguyen 3.1.1 Climate condition of Thai Nguyen Province Based onthe ecology requirements of soybean and analyzed the ... increase of EY and AY ofthe testing soybean varieties The EY ranged from 2.42 - 3.87 tons/ha The AY ranged from 2.08 - 3.05 tons/ha where treatment had the EY at 3.87 tons/ha andthe AY at 3.05 tons/ha,...
... enhancing the photosynthetic capacity [11] and by increasing the uptake of water and nutrients, and their accumulation in the seedling tissues [3, 8] Environmental conditions marked by the Mediterranean ... species plus non-inoculated control plants One-month-old seedlings were inoculated with 10 mL ofthe target spore suspension ofthe corresponding fungus The final inoculum concentration was of 106 spores ... affect thegrowthof seedling roots also affect the development of ectomycorrhizas [24] Main factors affecting seedling mycorrhization in nursery are the fertilisation and irrigation regimesand the...
... force of electron transport to the reduction ofthe redox state ofthe primary electron acceptor of PS II, which is approximated by 1–qP Figure also illustrates an estimate ofthe flux of electrons ... the experiment under MS and HS, at 45 days under LS (with exception of two seedlings) and at 60 days under FL (Fig 2) No seedlings initiated the third flush under HS and MS while 21 and 71% of ... conclusion, Quercus alba seedlings demonstrated clear photosynthetic acclimation and strong growthand allometric responses to light intensity After one growing season, the greatest diameter and...
... blocks of plots The allocation of treatment combinations to blocks was such that each ofthe degrees of freedom ofthe variety x nitrogen interaction andofthe irrigation x nitrogen and variety ... Stem and shoot mineral concentrations influthe concentration of any ofthe minerals in the stem and shoots (fig 4) Irrigation did not significantly (P> 0.05) ence Early in the season the concentrations ... increase the concentration of extractable P in the soil (Bacon and Davey, 1992) andthe concentration of P in the leaves of mature fruit trees in some years (Goode and Ingram, 1971; Atkinson, 1986)...
... discussed above with the exception ofthe criterion ‘purity’ One should not only consider the impurities by alien particles, but also the hygienic condition ofthe diet Contamination of live food with ... ABSTRACT The cultivation of fish and shellfish larvaeunder controlled hatchery conditions requires not only the development of specific culture techniques, but in most cases also the production and ... permission ofthe copyright owner Applications for such permission, with a statement ofthe purpose and extent ofthe reproduction, should be addressed to the Director, Information Division, Food and...
... ration andthe optimal ration for maximum growth depends upon the species and culture conditions ofthe algae making up the diet, andthe bivalve culture conditions Under practical hatchery conditions, ... Another disadvantage is the need to prevent contamination during the initial inoculation and early growth period Because the density ofthe desired phytoplankton is low andthe concentration of ... vary considerably according to the culture conditions For example the effect ofthe composition ofthe culture medium onthe proximate composition of various species of micro-algae is demonstrated...
... tract ofthe rotifers are killed as well The concentration ofthe disinfection products differs according to their toxicity andthe initial condition ofthe rotifers Orientating concentrations ... generations of offspring before they eventually die The reproduction activity of Brachionus depends onthe temperature ofthe environment as illustrated in Table 3.1 The life cycle of Brachionus ... not only has a regulating effect onthe microflora but also increases the production rate ofthe rotifers For stable rotifer cultures, the microflora as well as the physiological condition of the...
... North America and seemed to be unlimited However, with the expansion of aquaculture production in the 1970’s, the demand for Artemia cysts soon exceeded the offer and prices rose exponentially, ... seawater, they cannot migrate from one saline biotope to another via the seas, as they depend on their physiological adaptations to high salinity to avoid predation and competition with other filter ... parthenogenetic Artemia Age at first reproduction is a key factor determining the population growth rate, andthe rate of colonisation of new environments with limited nutrient resources Consequently,...
... aeration rate is a function ofthe tank size andthe density of cysts incubated Excessive foaming can be reduced by disinfection ofthe cysts prior to hatching incubation and/ or by the addition of ... release over 80% of their cellular water, and upon interruption ofthe aeration, the now coffeebean shaped decapsulated cysts settle out After harvesting of these cysts on a mesh screen they should ... example, for the culture of carp larvae during the first two weeks, the use of decapsulated cysts constitutes a saving of over one third in the amount of Artemia cysts used, compared to the use of live...
... satisfied through the consumption of seawater, the main concern regarding the mineral composition of Artemia is whether they meet the requirements of fish or crustacean larvaereared in freshwater ... investigations on isolated turbot cells have demonstrated that the conversion from EPA to DHA is very slow in turbot, and that direct supplementation with DHA might be beneficial for thelarvaeof this ... species However, the dosage and boosting with DHA during the early larval stages has to be considered with extreme care since the requirements ofthelarvae may not only depend upon their ontogenetic...
... behavior of Artemia by affecting the filtration rate, ingestion rate and/ or assimilation: including the quality and quantity ofthe food offered, the developmental stage ofthe larvae, andthe culture ... Pond production 4.5.1 Description ofthedifferent Artemia habitats 4.5.2 Site selection 4.5.3 Pond adaptation 4.5.4 Pond preparation 4.5.5 Artemia inoculation 4.5.6 Monitoring and managing the ... to run under axenic conditions As a consequence the nutritional composition ofthe diet does not play the most critical role in the selection of diets suitable for high density culture of brine...
... analysis ofthe algae samples is recommended Algae composition does not only influence growthand reproduction ofthe Artemia, but also has an effect onthe nutritional value ofthe biomass andthe ... bloom in high salinity ponds is difficult and can take more than one month The algae and organic matter created in the low salinity ponds are drained to the high salinity ponds and are there available ... manipulation of algae populations also depends onthe composition ofthe local algae community The most dominant algae in the intake water often will also be the most dominant ones after fertilization...
... ofthe plankton net may be fixed to the pond gates The amount of zooplankton collected depends onthe zooplankton concentration in the water flowing out ofthe reservoir andonthe volume ofthe ... transport the harvested zooplankton in 50 l containers Under these conditions thesurvivalofthe zooplankton depends onthe amount of oxygen dissolved in the remaining water At a concentration of 100 ... ofthe net the more effective and rapid the filtration Hence, the upper limit ofthe dimensions ofthe nets depends onthe ease of handling rather than anything else The effectiveness of filtering...
... in the broodpouch andthelarvae are miniature versions ofthe adults In some cases the embryonic period does not correspond with the brood period, and this means that thelarvae are held in the ... ready supply oflarvae or “seed” for on- growing to market size The cultivation of fish and shellfish larvaeunder controlled hatchery conditions requires not only the development of specific culture ... also the production and use of live food organisms as feed for the developing larvaeThe present manual reviews and summarizes the latest developments concerning the production and use of the...
... to consider carefully the connections between the chemistry ofthe atmosphere and climate These connections are complex and their nonlinearity is exemplified by the fact that concentrations of ... regionally variable and partially-offsetting, effects of BC on absorption and reflection of sunlight, reflectivity of clouds, andthe strength of lower tropospheric convection (Wang, 2004) These ... reduce the warming induced by the capping of SOx Note that these climate calculations in Figure omit the cooling effects ofthe CO2 reductions caused by the lessening ofthe inhibition ofthe land...