Negative effects of full spectrum light exposure along with UV radiation on survival and reproduction of Cladocera Daphnia magna (Straus, 1820)
Kim Wonkwon, Ayna Ekrem, AM Shahabuddin, Araki Toshiyoshi, Takao Yoshimatsu
Abstract
Kim Wonkwon, Ayna Ekrem, AM Shahabuddin, Araki Toshiyoshi, Takao Yoshimatsu
Abstract
Cladocera Daphnia magna (Straus, 1820) is one of the most important cladocerans having immense ecological and commercial significance. It is an important food for many aquatic organisms. Light intensity may have negative effect on it biological activities. That is why the study investigated the direct effects of full spectrum light with different intensities along with UV radiation on life history traits of single clonal cultured D. magna. Six-well multi plates were employed for rearing single clonal cultured of D. magna which were subjected to five different light and UV intensities respectively, with six replications. The results showed that number of neonate production and survival rate were significantly (p
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Cladocera Daphnia magna (Straus, 1820) is one of the most important cladocerans having immense ecological and commercial significance. It is an important food for many aquatic organisms. Light intensity may have negative effect on it biological activities. That is why the study investigated the direct effects of full spectrum light with different intensities along with UV radiation on life history traits of single clonal cultured D. magna. Six-well multi plates were employed for rearing single clonal cultured of D. magna which were subjected to five different light and UV intensities respectively, with six replications. The results showed that number of neonate production and survival rate were significantly (p
Key concepts: Daphnia magna, Cladocera, Biology, Branchiopoda, Reproduction, Daphnia, Zoology, Toxicology