Studies on Large Branchiopod Biology and Aquaculture 1991
DOI: 10.1007/978-94-011-3366-1_2
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Culturing Artemia (Tuticorin strain) in organic and agricultural wastes at different salinities

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“…Artemia parthenogenetica is often used in laboratory experiments in cultures of different salinities, with maximum rates of survival at high salt concentrations (75 g L -1) (Basil and Pandian, 1991). The parthenogenetic population inhabiting Chiprana is tetraploid and adapted to extreme temperatures.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Artemia parthenogenetica is often used in laboratory experiments in cultures of different salinities, with maximum rates of survival at high salt concentrations (75 g L -1) (Basil and Pandian, 1991). The parthenogenetic population inhabiting Chiprana is tetraploid and adapted to extreme temperatures.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Although much research has been devoted to the development of cheap food sources for Artemia culturing (Sick, 1976;Dobbeleir et al, 1980;Johnson, 1980;Milligan et al, 1980;Lavens et al, 1987;Basil and Pandian, 1991;Fábregas et al, 2001), little comparable work has been done on fairy shrimps. It has been proven possible to feed fairy shrimps with lowcost agro-industrial waste (De Walsche et al, 1991;Ali and Brendonck, 1995;, but much research is needed to investigate the nutritional value of these lowcost food sources and to get a better understanding of lipid metabolism in fairy shrimps.…”
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confidence: 97%
“…In brine shrimps, the use of cheap diets for mass culturing has been widely explored (Sick, 1976;Dobbeleir et al, 1980;Johnson, 1980;Sorgeloos et al, 1980;Brisset et al, 1982;Lavens et al, 1987;Robin et al, 1987;Basil and Pandian, 1991;Thinh et al, 1999), but little comparable work has been done on freshwater anostracans (De Walsche et al, 1991;Ali and Brendonck, 1995;Munuswamy et al, 1997). The effects of different food types on the growth rate, maturation, and life-span in fairy shrimps were first investigated by Kallinowsky (1955), Moore (1957), and Sluzhevskaya (1975).…”
Section: The Effects Of Food Type On Length-weight Growth Sexual Difmentioning
confidence: 97%