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INITIAL STUDIES ON THE EFFECTS OF STRESS CONDITIONS ON ASTAXANTHIN ACCUMULATION OF HAEMATOCOCCUS PLUVIALIS

Minggang Cai

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Induction of astaxanthin accumulation in Haematococcus pluvialis by three stress conditions was studied,which including nitrogen deficiencies,salt stress and illumination with different wavelengths.Nitrogen deficiencies(NaNO_3≤0.012 g/L)were not favorable to the growth of the H.pluvialis,but they could promote the astaxanthin accumulation in the planospore and reduce the ratio of aplanospore to no more than 15%.High salinity could induce the production of astaxanthin in H.pluvialis in a short time,with the highest levels of astaxanthin under the NaCl concentration of 2.5 g/L.However,such increases in salinity were accompanied by high rates of cell mortality.The illumination with different wavelengths has quite different effects on the growth and astaxanthin accumulation of H.pluvialis:red light was favorable to the growth of the alga,while blue light enhanced the astaxanthin production.The effects of the illumination with different wavelengths enhanced in the following order:blue light,red light,green light and white light.

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Induction of astaxanthin accumulation in Haematococcus pluvialis by three stress conditions was studied,which including nitrogen deficiencies,salt stress and illumination with different wavelengths.Nitrogen deficiencies(NaNO_3≤0.012 g/L)were not favorable to the growth of the H.pluvialis,but they could promote the astaxanthin accumulation in the planospore and reduce the ratio of aplanospore to no more than 15%.High salinity could induce the production of astaxanthin in H.pluvialis in a short time,with the highest levels of astaxanthin under the NaCl concentration of 2.5 g/L.However,such increases in salinity were accompanied by high rates of cell mortality.The illumination with different wavelengths has quite different effects on the growth and astaxanthin accumulation of H.pluvialis:red light was favorable to the growth of the alga,while blue light enhanced the astaxanthin production.The effects of the illumination with different wavelengths enhanced in the following order:blue light,red light,green light and white light.

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Induction of astaxanthin accumulation in Haematococcus pluvialis by three stress conditions was studied,which including nitrogen deficiencies,salt stress and illumination with different wavelengths.Nitrogen deficiencies(NaNO_3≤0.012 g/L)were not favorable to the growth of the H.pluvialis,but they could promote the astaxanthin accumulation in the planospore and reduce the ratio of aplanospore to no more than 15%.High salinity could induce the production of astaxanthin in H.pluvialis in a short time,with the highest levels of astaxanthin under the NaCl concentration of 2.5 g/L.However,such increases in salinity were accompanied by high rates of cell mortality.The illumination with different wavelengths has quite different effects on the growth and astaxanthin accumulation of H.pluvialis:red light was favorable to the growth of the alga,while blue light enhanced the astaxanthin production.The effects of the illumination with different wavelengths enhanced in the following order:blue light,red light,green light and white light.

Key concepts: Haematococcus pluvialis, Astaxanthin, Pluvialis, Salinity, Chemistry, Botany, Food science, Carotenoid

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