Temperature effect on the life history of three types ofBrachionus calyciflorus females

Xi Yilong; Huang Xiangfei

doi:10.1007/BF02842592

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Temperature effect on the life history of three types ofBrachionus calyciflorus females

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- Temperature effect on the life history of three types ofBrachionus calyciflorus females
- Journal of Oceanology and Limnology Vol. 22, Issue 2, Pages: 192-197(2004)
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  1. College of Life Sciences Anhui Normal University
  2. Institute of Hydrobiology Chinese Academy of Sciences
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- DOI：10.1007/BF02842592
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Yilong, X., Xiangfei, H. Temperature effect on the life history of three types ofBrachionus calyciflorus females., Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 22, 192–197 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02842592
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Yilong, X., Xiangfei, H. Temperature effect on the life history of three types ofBrachionus calyciflorus females., Chin. J. Ocean. Limnol. 22, 192–197 (2004). https://doi.org/10.1007/BF02842592 DOI：

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The effect of temperature on the life history characteristics of amictic females (AF)

unfertilized mictic females (UMF) and fertilized mictic females (FMF) inBrachionus calyciflorus was studied with replicated individual cultures at 20°C

25°C and 30°C

and with algaeScenedesmus obliquus for their food. There were highly significant effects of both temperature and female type

independently and interactively

on the duration of juvenile and post-reproduction periods

and the number of eggs produced by the rotifer per life cycle. Among all the temperature-female type combinations

all the juvenile periods of FMF

and the post-reproduction periods of UMF and FMF at 20°C

were the longest

and the number of eggs produced by an UMF at 30°C was the highest. There were highly significant effects of both temperature and female type on the duration of the reproduction period

but no clear correlation was observed between temperature and female type. The reproduction period of AF was longer than that of UMF and FMF. Only temperature influenced significantly the mean life-span of the three types of female. The duration of juvenile

reproduction and post-reproduction periods as well as the life-span of the three types of females were all reduced very significantly with rise of temperature

but the rates of reduction varied with female type. Among the three types of females

the number of eggs produced per life cycle by an UMF was the highest

and that of a FMF was the lowest. A significant relationship between the number of eggs produced per life cycle and temperature was observed only in the UMF.

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