2023
DOI: 10.19136/era.a10n1.3512
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Efecto de variación de proteínas y lípidos en dietas para Macrobrachium tenellum, respecto a indicadores reproductivos

Abstract: El objetivo de este estudio fue determinar la maduración gonadal, calidad de los huevos y larvas de hembras de Macrobrachium tenellum alimentadas con dietas con diferentes niveles de proteínas y lípidos, utilizando indicadoresmorfológicos y pruebas de estrés. Se capturaron reproductores de M. tenellum en el río Ameca, Jalisco-Nayarit. Se probaron ocho dietas experimentales con cuatro niveles de proteína (30, 35, 40 y 45% P) y dos niveles de lípidos (4 y 12% L), se evaluó la fecundidad (FC), esfuerzo reproducti… Show more

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“…The experimental diets were formulated following the protein and lipid levels and manufacturing methods of Peña-Almaraz et al [23]. Eight diets with two lipid levels (4 and 12% L) and four protein levels (30,35,40 and 45% P) were evaluated and the following were used to make the diets: fish meal and oil, corn meal, grenetin, vitamin and mineral premix, vitamin C, sodium benzoate, α-Tocopherol and corn starch in the proportions shown in Table 1.…”
Section: Experimental Dietsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The experimental diets were formulated following the protein and lipid levels and manufacturing methods of Peña-Almaraz et al [23]. Eight diets with two lipid levels (4 and 12% L) and four protein levels (30,35,40 and 45% P) were evaluated and the following were used to make the diets: fish meal and oil, corn meal, grenetin, vitamin and mineral premix, vitamin C, sodium benzoate, α-Tocopherol and corn starch in the proportions shown in Table 1.…”
Section: Experimental Dietsmentioning
confidence: 99%