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The effect of pH and several metal irons on the reproduction of Brachionus plicatilis

Zhou Zhu

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The fecundity of \%Brachionus plicatilis\% was determined under several concentrations of metal irons and pH. According to the fecundity,it was found that the optimal Zn\+\{2+\},Co\+\{2+\} and Ca\+\{2+\} concentration for reproduction of \%Brachionus plicatilis\% was 0 4, 4.0 mg/L and 150.0 mg/L,respectively and pH was 9 00.

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The fecundity of \%Brachionus plicatilis\% was determined under several concentrations of metal irons and pH. According to the fecundity,it was found that the optimal Zn\+\{2+\},Co\+\{2+\} and Ca\+\{2+\} concentration for reproduction of \%Brachionus plicatilis\% was 0 4, 4.0 mg/L and 150.0 mg/L,respectively and pH was 9 00.

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The fecundity of \%Brachionus plicatilis\% was determined under several concentrations of metal irons and pH. According to the fecundity,it was found that the optimal Zn\+\{2+\},Co\+\{2+\} and Ca\+\{2+\} concentration for reproduction of \%Brachionus plicatilis\% was 0 4, 4.0 mg/L and 150.0 mg/L,respectively and pH was 9 00.

Key concepts: Brachionus, Fecundity, Reproduction, Biology, Rotifer, Metal, Zoology, Food science

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