Whitefish (Coregonus lavaretus) Response to Varying Potassium and Sodium Concentrations: A Model of Mining Water Toxic Response

Borvinskaya, Ekaterina; Sukhovskaya, Irina; Vasil’eva, O. B.; Назарова, М. А.; Смирнов, Л. П.; Светов, С. А.; Krutskikh, Natalya

doi:10.1007/s10230-016-0426-0

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“…High potassium concentrations disrupt various physiological functions of fish, such as osmoregulation, acid-base balance, muscle contraction, and nerve function [64][65][66]. According to Mount et al [67], a 305.6 mg/L potassium concentration could be lethal for fathead minnow.…”

Section: Gills Edx Analysismentioning

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Iron and Potassium Fertilization Improve Rocket Growth without Affecting Tilapia Growth and Histomorphology Characteristics in Aquaponics

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Aquaponics provides an alternative opportunity for the combined production of fish and plants. Most of the essential nutrients required for optimal plant growth can be supplied from the fish feed, except for K and Fe. These nutrients are usually inadequate in fish feed. In this study, red tilapia and rocket plants were co-cultivated in an aquaponics system along with the extra addition of K and Fe. Fish growth, morpho-anatomical characteristics, and K and Fe loading on fish gills were studied. Plant growth parameters were also determined. The addition of Fe and K slightly improved the produced fresh biomass of rocket per unit area and had no impact on tilapia growth and survival. No severe histological alterations in fish gills, liver, and midgut were detected. EDX analysis showed that the addition of K led to the enrichment of this specific ion in fish gills, but no effects of this accumulation were found on other aspects of fish growth and survival.

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Iron and Potassium Fertilization Improve Rocket Growth without Affecting Tilapia Growth and Histomorphology Characteristics in Aquaponics

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“…Pillard et al, (2000) found that four times ride of SO4 can interact and eliminate the toxicity of ve times Ca rising the survival to 100%. The presence of sodium, magnesium, and calcium have been shown to ameliorate the toxic effects of potassium (Borvinskaya et al, 2017). These ndings are well established through many eld observations.…”

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Ecosystem and fish commercializing in a rich-minerals, low-salinity and semi-arid closed lake

Abdelkarim¹,

Al-Afify²,

Aly³

et al. 2023

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This study aimed at representing some biological and chemical features of Bieda lake and discussing its fisheries opportunities. The water is well-oxygenated, rich with different nutrient salts. sodium and chloride values were lower than the equivalent surface seawater. The lake characterized by species richness of phytoplankton and zooplankton. Currently, two euryhaline cichlid species, Oreochromis aureus and Coptodon zillii, inhabited the lake. Their condition factors were 1.82 and 2.03, respectively. C. zillii was very low with slight mortality during summer. The high density and high nutritional plankton communities and the dense microphytobenthic diatoms film covered the lake sediment revealed that fishes inhabiting the lake is under their carrying capacity and introducing mullet’s species is very important. The well-oxygenated water, high plankton density, diatoms biofilms, and expected salinity change evidenced that translocation and culturing of the commercially M. cephalus or C. ramada in El Bieda Lake is very advised.

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“…46 Among cations, Na is commonly found at much higher concentrations, approximately 0.1-50 mM, and a relative toxicity rank order of K > Mg > Ca > Na has been established for most water organisms. 47 Early work on major ions concluded that the toxicity of Na + and Ca 2+ salts was primarily attributed to their corresponding anion. 48,49 However, recent work has shown that both the cations and the anions from sodium salts contribute comparatively to toxicity.…”

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Performance and failure process of green recycling solutions for preparing high degradation resistance coating on biomedical magnesium alloys

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Shi

et al. 2022

Green Chem.

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Whitefish (Coregonus lavaretus) Response to Varying Potassium and Sodium Concentrations: A Model of Mining Water Toxic Response

Cited by 7 publications

References 33 publications

Iron and Potassium Fertilization Improve Rocket Growth without Affecting Tilapia Growth and Histomorphology Characteristics in Aquaponics

Iron and Potassium Fertilization Improve Rocket Growth without Affecting Tilapia Growth and Histomorphology Characteristics in Aquaponics

Ecosystem and fish commercializing in a rich-minerals, low-salinity and semi-arid closed lake

Performance and failure process of green recycling solutions for preparing high degradation resistance coating on biomedical magnesium alloys

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