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Ceriodaphnia quadrangula (Müller, 1785)
Scenedesmus
quadricauda
Ceriodaphnia quadrangula
C. quadrangula
C. quadrangula
S. quadricaudaC. quadrangula
Ceriodaphnia quadrangula
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(Cladocera)
Murugan &
Sivaramakrishnan, 1973
Kumar, 2002
Morris & Mischke, 1999
He et al., 2001
Shim, 1988
Ceriodaphnia
Kumar, 2002
Ceriodaphnia
Rose et al., 2000
Nandini & Sarma, 2003
Bocanegra et al., 2003
Nandini & Sarma, 2003Nandini
Sarma
Chlorella vulgaris
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Nandini & Sarma, 2000
Benider et al., 2002
Nandini & Sarma, 2000Nandini Sarma
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C. quadrangula
(Zooplankton Plate Chamber, Bogorov s Plate)
(Olympus, SZ6045, Japan)
Specific Growth RateC.
quadrangula
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James Al-Khars
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ArcSin-square rootZar,
1984
SPSS, 2002
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C. quadrangula
Ranta
S. quadricauda
D. longispinaD.
magnaD. pulex
D. magna
D. longispina
PUFA
(Poly Unsaturated Fatty Acids)
Nandini & Sarma, 2003; Pratoomyot et al.,)
(2005; Savas & Erdogan, 2006
Shim, 1988
C. quadrangula
Nandini & Sarma, 2003.
Lampert &
Sommer, 1997
Nandini
& Rao, 1998
Jayatunga,
1986Gliwicz
Lampert
Daphnia
Ceriodaphnia
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Xie, 2003Deng
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quadrangula
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Iranian Scientific Fisheries Journal Vol. 20, No. 2, Summer 2011
The effect of different diets on production and population specific
growth rate of the freshwater Cladoceran
Ceriodaphnia quadrangula (Muller, 1785)
Khanjani M.H.; Farhadian O.*; Keivany Y. and Ebrahimi E.
[email protected] 1- Department of Natural Resources, Isfahan University of Technology,
P.O.Box: 84156-83111 Isfahan, Iran
Received: March 2010 Accepted: June 2011
Keywords: Ceriodaphnia quadrangula, feeding, Cladoceran, Zooplankton
Abstract
In this study, effects of five different diets including green algae, Scenedesmus
quadricauda, mixture of S. quadricauda and baker's yeast, cattle manure, poultry manure,
mixture manure (cattle + poultry, 1:1 ratio in weight) were examined on density, specific
growth rate and doubling time of freshwater Cladoceran, Ceriodaphnia quadrangula
population, at two high and low levels of food density with three replications. The results
showed that the maximum population density (184 individuals/50ml), maximum specific
growth rate (SGR) (0.18/day) and minimum doubling time (Dt) (3.85 days) were obtained
when C. quadrangula fed with S. quadricauda at high density (50×104 cell/ml). In addition,
the minimum population density (7.3 ind/50 ml), minimum SGR (0.019 /day), and maximum
Dt (36.2 days) resulted from C. quadrangula fed on cattle manure at low diet density (5mg).
In this research, maximum (800±34.6µm) (Mean ±SE) and minimum (521±31.6µm) body
length of C. quadrangula measured when fed with cattle manure at low diet density and S.
quadricauda at high diet density, respectively. In conclusion, the results of current study
illustrated that S. quadricauda as diet gave better performance for rearing of C. quadrangula
compared to other diet treatments.
*Corresponding author
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