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Effect
of Astaxanthin on Growth and Survival of Penaeus monodon
Larvae
Authors:
Darachai, J; Piyatiratitivorakul, S; Menasveta, P
Source:
Proceedings of the 37th Kasetsart University Annual Conference,
Bangkok, Thailand. Text & Journal Publication Co., May 1999,
pp. 36-41
Abstract:
The aim of the present study is to compare the efficiency of algal,
synthetic and other natural astaxanthin on growth and survival of
Penaeus monodon larvae. Four diets: algal astaxanthin-added
diet (AAD, astaxanthin was collected from Haematococcus pluvialis
NIES144), synthetic astaxanthin-added diet (SAD), non-astaxanthin
supplemented diet (CD) and natural food (NF) were fed to shrimp
larvae of different stages. The larvae fed with AAD showed the highest
survival rate and had the same growth rate as the group fed NF.
Both larvae fed with AAD and NF showed significant higher growth
rate than the groups fed SAD and CD (P<0.05).
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Effect
of Astaxanthin on Stress Resistance of Penaeus monodon
Larvae
Title:
Effect of Astaxanthin on Stress Resistance of Penaeus monodon Larvae
Author:
Darachai, J; Piyatiratitivorakul, S; Menasveta, P
Source:
Proceedings of the 37th Kasetsart University Annual Conference,
Bangkok, Thailand. Text & Journal Publication Co., May 1999,
pp. 240-245
Abstract:
The aim of the present study is to compare the efficiency of algal,
synthetic and other natural astaxanthin on stress resistance of
Penaeus monodon larvae. Four diets: algal astaxanthin-added
diet (AAD, astaxanthin was collected from Haematococcus pluvialis
NIES144), synthetic astaxanthin-added diet (SAD), non-astaxanthin
supplemented diet (CD) and natural food (NF) were fed to shrimp
larvae of different stages. The test of changing salinity was done
when the larvae came to postlarvae 15. The group fed with AAD could
tolerate in low salinity stress better than the group fed with SAD,
NF and CD. Carotenoids contents in shrimp larvae fed with NF, AAD,
SAD and CD were 179.54 plus or minus 0.65, 122.57 plus or minus
5.62, 109.67 plus or minus 0.47 and 97.33 plus or minus 3.42 ppm,
respectively.
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