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Title of Journal: Chin J Ocean Limnol

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Abbravation: Chinese Journal of Oceanology and Limnology

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Springer Berlin Heidelberg

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10.1002/pdi.1470

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1993-5005

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Impact of brine acidification on hatchability sur

Authors: Liying Sui Yuangao Deng Jing Wang Patrick Sorgeloos Gilbert Van Stappen
Publish Date: 2014/02/21
Volume: 32, Issue: 1, Pages: 81-87
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Abstract

We studied the effect of pH pH 5 6 7 and 8 on the hatching percentage survival and reproduction of Artemia strains in Bohai Bay salt ponds Strains included parthenogenetic Artemia from Bohai Bay BHB Artemia franciscana from San Francisco Bay and A franciscana artificially produced in salt ponds in Vietnam The latter was included as a potential inoculum for biological management of salt ponds The hatching percentage of cysts after 24 h and the survival rate of the tested Artemia strains were significantly reduced when exposed to a culture medium at pH 5 for 18 d P005 The tolerance of Artemia to 48 h acid exposure varied with developmental stage increasing in the following order juvenile nauplii preadult with maximum tolerance in adults All strains of Artemia tested could not reproduce at pH 5 At pH levels from pH 68 a higher pH generally resulted in a shorter brood interval and enhanced ovoviviparity Hence we suggest that brine acidification has a negative impact on Artemia populations in the Bohai Bay saltworks Inoculation of Artemia with either local parthenogenetic Artemia or exotic A franciscana should be feasible at pH 7–8Supported by the International Cooperation Research Program of the Ministry of Science Technology of China No 2010DFA32300 the Pilot Project for International Cooperation “Aquaculture in Hebei and Shandong Provinces” funded by the Province of EastFlanders Belgium and the Nature Science Foundation of Tianjin No 13JCZDJC28700


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