larval rearing
Reverse osmosis and ultrafiltration for recovery and reuse of larval rearing water in Anopheles arabiensis mass production: Effect of water quality on larval development and fitness of emerging adults
... increase in dissolved oxygen is beneficial to aquatic ecosystems (Moniz, 2013). It has been shown that moderate chronic hypoxia has significantly reduces survival rates in fish embryos (Bardon-Albaret and Saillant, ...
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Reusing larval rearing water and its effect on development and quality of Anopheles arabiensis mosquitoes
... Anopheles larval-rearing water (hereafter called ‘dirty water’) to rear subsequent genera- tions has not been ...suitable rearing medium, in place of ‘clean’ dechlorinated water routinely ...
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Effects of larval rearing temperature on immature development and West Nile virus vector competence of Culex tarsalis
... decreased larval nutrition impacted several development variables including body size, but did not result in con- sistent changes in adult vector competence for WNV ...between larval rearing ...
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Effects of Artemia metanauplii substitution by micro-pellet diet on the larval rearing of meagre, Argyrosomus regius
... The survival rate (figure 2) at the 5th dah is almost similar for the two treatments (53,98% of larvae survived at the treatment T1 and 53,11% of larvae survived at the treatment T2). T, this result is due to the same ...
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An increase of larval rearing temperature does not affect the susceptibility of Phlebotomus sergenti to Leishmania tropica but effectively eliminates the gregarine Psychodiella sergenti
... the rearing temperature of immature stages did not affect parameters of Leishmania infection in ...of larval rearing temperatures (19, 25 and 31 °C) on the infection, transmission or dissem- ination ...
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Attraction and oviposition preferences of Phlebotomus papatasi (Diptera: Psychodidae), vector of Old World cutaneous leishmaniasis, to larval rearing media
... Because larval sand flies are coprophagic [1, 3, 12], we hypothesized that gravid sand flies are attracted to chemical cues associated with the decomposition of or- ganic matter of (predominantly) fecal origin as ...
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Broodstock conditioning and larval rearing of the marine ornamental white-striped cleaner shrimp, Lysmata amboinensis (de Man, 1888)
... other larval preys, such as Artemia (Narciso and Morais 2001), but less so for ...the larval samples, and the high n-3/n-6 ratio in the starved larvae, suggest an increased requirement for n-3 HUFA and a ...
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Hormonally Induced Spawning, Embryonic Development and Larval Rearing of the Southern Temperate Banded Morwong Cheilodactylus spectabilis
... hatchery rearing, the larvae could be grown to post-larve, thus providing the opportunity in future to assess their suitability for commercial aquaculture in ...
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Induced ovulation and larval rearing of four species of Australian marine fish
... The major objectives for each species were: 1 To determine when fish matured in the wild 2 To develop collection and transportation techniques 3 To examine the effects of hormone treatme[r] ...
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Improvement of intensive larval rearing and evaluation of inland saline groundwater for aquaculture of snapper, Pagrus auratus
... Growth performance, survival and food conversion of juvenile snapper Pagrus auratus grown for 42 d in saline groundwater fortified with KC1 to provide potassium at different concentratio[r] ...
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RELATIVE EFFECTS OF DIFFERENT METHODS OF REARING ON THE FREE AMINO ACIDS CONTENT IN THE LARVAL HAEMOLYMPH OF ANTHERAEA MYLITTA D (SATURNIIDAE: LEPIDOPTERA)
... Indoor larval rearing the serine, glycine, proline have been found in traces unlike Outdoor method of larval ...the larval haemolymph of outdoor reared tasar larvae whereas Lysine and Arginine ...
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Development of larval fish rearing techniques and nutrient requirements for the green mandarin, Synchiropus splendidus: a popular marine ornamental fish
... ornamental larval culture, as numerous field studies have demonstrated, copepod nauplii are the most important prey for marine fish larvae, typically making up 50% or more of their stomach content (Munk and ...
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Development of inexpensive and globally available larval diet for rearing Anopheles stephensi (Diptera: Culicidae) mosquitoes
... single larval diets might be adequate for the completion of larval stages to emer- gence but may lack appropriate quantities of vitamins and minerals that would positively influence adult ...on ...
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Optimization of Mass Rearing Methods for Anopheles arabiensis Larval Stages: Effects of Rearing Water Temperature and Larval Density on Mosquito Life History Traits
... IAEA larval rearing tray to achieve high pupae production and large ...higher larval density resulted in decreased adult body size and/or pupation ...
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Establishment of a medium scale mosquito facility: optimization of the larval mass rearing unit for Aedes albopictus (Diptera: Culicidae)
... The average of male pupae production from the IAEA-unit was 3.16 × 10 5 , approximately 2.54 times higher than that of the Wol-unit (Table 3), while the space requirements for these two units is the same. The comparison ...
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The effect of rearing environment on memory formation
... Here, we eliminated one major source of variability, which was that of the experimenter (or trainer). The same researcher, familiar with both laboratories, performed the training and memory-testing experiments in each ...
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Rearing calves with cows: Nature works!
... a rearing method that gives the natural bond between mother cow and calf a ...the rearing method also needs to be fi nancially and practically ...of rearing cows with calves a wide range of parameters ...
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Laboratory rearing of root grubs
... The eggs were collected by sieving with 5 mesh on paper trays, and then transferred to plastic crucibles containing moist soil. About 10 eggs were placed in each crucible and covered with another crucible of same size. ...
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Ecology of Insect Rearing Systems: A Mini Review of Insect Rearing Papers from 1906 2017
... “insect rearing” as key words, Butler’s papers were not revealed by the Web of Science scope, and were brought out only after the “Butler, GD” was included in a search of “Insect Rearing” and ...on ...
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Method for rearing North American yellowjackets
... Starting on the day of capture, we fed each queen daily with (i) honey and/or corn syrup (Akre et al. 1976; Ross et al. 1981) that we smeared on the mesh cylinder of the rearing unit, (ii) 3–5 common house flies, ...
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