Effects of Allelochemicals from Ficus microcarpaon Chlorella pyrenoidosa

Zhong-yang, Jiang; Chang, Chein‐Chi; Gao, Lili; Li, Shixiong; Wan, Jinjin

doi:10.1590/s1516-8913201401304

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“…A small but increasing body of evidence suggests the promising use of algal bioacoustics to promote the growth, cohesion, and productivity of algal organisms. 18 , 19 Algal bioacoustics measure the intensities and frequencies which may enhance algal growth differentially across species. More experimental work is needed to investigate the most effective combinations, and how algal bioacoustics instigated, are produced, and received in different consortia compositions and ratios.…”

Section: Communication and Interaction Between Microalgae And Bacteriamentioning

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Algae communication, conspecific and interspecific: the concepts of phycosphere and algal-bacteria consortia in a photobioreactor (PBR)

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Derossi

Hendlin

2023

Plant Signaling & Behavior

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Microalgae in the wild often form consortia with other species promoting their own health and resource foraging opportunities. The recent application of microalgae cultivation and deployment in commercial photobioreactors (PBR) so far has focussed on single species of algae, resulting in multi-species consortia being largely unexplored. Reviewing the current status of PBR ecological habitat, this article argues in favor of further investigation into algal communication with conspecifics and interspecifics, including other strains of microalgae and bacteria. These mutualistic species form the ‘phycosphere’: the microenvironment surrounding microalgal cells, potentiating the production of certain metabolites through biochemical interaction with cohabitating microorganisms. A better understanding of the phycosphere could lead to novel PBR configurations, capable of incorporating algal-microbial consortia, potentially proving more effective than single-species algal systems.

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Section: Communication and Interaction Between Microalgae And Bacteriamentioning

confidence: 99%

Algae communication, conspecific and interspecific: the concepts of phycosphere and algal-bacteria consortia in a photobioreactor (PBR)

Mugnai

Derossi

Hendlin

2023

Plant Signaling & Behavior

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“…For example, some researchers used the high-frequency ultrasound (about 20,000 vibrations per second) to stimulate potatoes, cabbage, wheat, vegetables, fruits, and trees, all of which had achieved significant increases in yield [21][22][23][24][25]. However, the more times plants receive ultrasound, the better [26,27]. It has been proved that a small amount of ultra-generated waves can promote cell division, that moderate ultrasound waves can inhibit cell division, and many ultrasound waves can cause cell death [23,[28][29][30][31].…”

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“…In China, in Beijing, Shandong, Xinjiang, Shanxi, Tianjin, Jiangsu, Liaoning, and other areas, more than 30 kinds of field crops (such as strawberries, fruit trees, sweet pepper, tomato, cucumber, celery, kidney beans, edible fungi and other vegetables, as well as cotton, wheat, corn, and sunflower) have been tested with the plant acoustic frequency technology generators and have demonstrated the effect of yield increase. The plant acoustic frequency technology generator, creating sound waves and insect chirping, has played a good role in increasing the yield of a variety of vegetables (radish, water Spinach, cabbage, green vegetables, mustard, amaranth, soybean, eggplant, tomato, and cucumber) [7,15,26]. Plant audio control technology is a relatively new technology with a short history of development.…”

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Effect of Audio Control Technology on Lettuce Growth

Wang

Xiao

2023

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The excessive use of pesticides and fertilizers reduces the quality of crops, harms human health, and causes environmental pollution, thus hindering the sustainable development of agriculture. In the process of realizing ecological agricultural production, audio control technology has increasingly become an area of concern. As a physical agricultural technology, it has become a combination of music acoustics and agricultural science. However, the research on the ecological role and function of audio control technology is still relatively lacking. In view of this, the authors studied the effects of audio control technology (specific frequency sound wave and different types of music) on the growth of lettuce, and showed that the specific frequency sound wave treatment produced by the plant acoustic frequency technology generator significantly increased the growth of lettuce compared with the condition of silent environment processing. Treatments of different types of music (electronic music, rock music, and classical music) promoted lettuce growth, especially the significant increase in the output of edible parts under the influence of electronic music. The research results further showed that the specific frequency sound wave treatment produced by the plant acoustic frequency technology generator enhanced the chlorophyll content of lettuce leaves (1.98 ± 0.15 mg/g), thus promoting photosynthesis. Different types of music had different effects on the photosynthesis of lettuce leaves; electronic music treatment increased the chlorophyll content of lettuce (1.48 ± 0.07 mg/g), and had the greatest impact.

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Invasive submerged plant has a stronger inhibitory effect on epiphytic algae than native plant

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Effects of Allelochemicals from Ficus microcarpaon Chlorella pyrenoidosa

Abstract: This study was performed in order to isolate and identify unknown allelochemicals from

Cited by 4 publications

References 53 publications

Algae communication, conspecific and interspecific: the concepts of phycosphere and algal-bacteria consortia in a photobioreactor (PBR)

Algae communication, conspecific and interspecific: the concepts of phycosphere and algal-bacteria consortia in a photobioreactor (PBR)

Effect of Audio Control Technology on Lettuce Growth

Invasive submerged plant has a stronger inhibitory effect on epiphytic algae than native plant

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