Impact of the acute ammonia toxicity on phyllosoma Stage I of a slipper lobster, Ibacus novemdentatus and its recoverability from the ammonia exposure
Impact of the acute ammonia toxicity on phyllosoma Stage I of a slipper lobster, Ibacus novemdentatus and its recoverability from the ammonia exposure
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急性氨毒性对 Ibacus novemdentatus 叶状体 I 期的影响及其从氨暴露中的恢复性
DOI:
10.1111/are.15415
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发表时间:
2021
影响因子:
2
通讯作者:
Wakabayashi Kaori
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作者:
Quan Nguyen Hong;Suzuki Kenta;Nogata Yasuyuki;Wakabayashi Kaori
Slipper lobsters are one of the commercially important crustaceans worldwide and are expected to be a potential aquaculture species. This study aimed to determine the acute toxicity of ammonia for Stage I larvae of a slipper lobster,Ibacus novemdentatus, and to examine whether they could recover after the ammonia exposure. Total ammonia (TAN) exposures at six different concentrations (0, 1, 2, 4, 8, and 16 mg L−1) to 10 larvae in each treatment demonstrated that the mean lethal concentration of TAN for 96‐h (LC50‐96 h) fluctuated in accordance with the larval viability: 2.81 mg L−1(0.21 mg L−1of unionized ammonia, NH3‐N) when the larvae showed the survival rate of 47.7% from hatching to the Stage II at 0 mg L−1of TAN, and 6.88 mg L−1(0.56 mg L−1of NH3‐N) when 96%. Stage I larvae showing the survival rates of 96% revealed their ability to recover from the 24‐h TAN exposure at up to 8 mg L−1and then reached Stage II. By using an application factor of 0.1, the estimated LC50‐96 h in the present acute toxicity test suggests that the NH3‐N should be maintained at 0.05 mg L−1or lower in a long‐term rearing of this species larvae.