Experimental evidence on prevention of infection by the ectoparasitic protozoans Ichthyobodo salmonis and Trichodina truttae in juvenile chum salmon using ultraviolet disinfection of rearing water
Experimental evidence on prevention of infection by the ectoparasitic protozoans Ichthyobodo salmonis and Trichodina truttae in juvenile chum salmon using ultraviolet disinfection of rearing water
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养殖水体紫外线消毒预防幼鲑外寄生原虫鲑鱼和特鲁塔车轮虫感染的实验证据
DOI:
10.1111/jfd.12920
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发表时间:
2019
影响因子:
2.5
通讯作者:
Hiroshi Ueda
中科院分区:
文献类型:
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作者:
Shinya Mizuno;Shigehiko Urawa;Mahito Miyamoto;Makoto Hatakeyama;Nobuhisa Koide;Hiroshi Ueda
In northern Japan, juvenile chum salmonOncorhynchus keta(Walbaum) are released from hatcheries to enhance the fishery resource. Infections with ectoparasitic protozoans, particularly the flagellateIchthyobodo salmonisand the ciliateTrichodina truttae, occasionally cause severe mortality among hatchery‐reared juveniles. This study examined the susceptibility of the two parasites to wide‐ranging UV irradiation (experiment 1) and then investigated whether UV disinfection of the rearing water using a commercial device was useful for preventing infections among juveniles in a small‐scale rearing system over a 28‐day period (experiment 2). In experiment 1, parasite mortality reached 100% with UV irradiation doses of ≥9.60 × 105μW s/cm2forI. salmonisand ≥8.40 × 105μW s/cm2forT. truttae. In experiment 2, disinfection of the rearing water at a UV irradiation dose of 2.2 × 106μW s/cm2succeeded in complete prevention of both parasites in the juvenile salmon. These results elucidate the minimum dose of UV irradiation for inactivation ofI. salmonisandT. truttae, and demonstrate the usefulness of water disinfection using a commercial UV irradiation device to prevent infections by these parasites in hatchery‐reared juvenile chum salmon.