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Shulin Chen Ronald F. Malone Jay V. Huner 《Journal of the World Aquaculture Society》1993,24(1):48-57
Eyestalk ablation may reduce the cost of soft-shell crawfish production by reducing the molt interval. In this study, both immature and mature red swamp crawfish Procambarus clarkii and white river crawfish Procambarus zonangulus , formally Procambarus actus actus (Hobbs and Hobbs 1990), were ablated using a pair of modified pliers and placed in a recirculating system. Molting percentages, mortalities and mean molt intervals of the ablated crawfish were analyzed.
Eyestalk ablation resulted in dramatic reduction of molt intervals and mortalities comparable with the current commercial (non-ablation) soft-shell crawfish production systems. The mean molt intervals of the ablated red swamp crawfish ranged from 6.7 to 7.8 days for immature and 9.2 days for mature animals; whereas, the molt interval of ablated white river crawfish was 8.9 and 11.2 days for immature and mature animals, respectively. Mortalities obtained in this study ranged from 20 to 48% and 32 to 66% for immature and mature crawfish, respectively. During the experiments, molting percentages and mortalities were not consistent. Secondary treatments such as air clotting and cauterization did not alter mortality significantly. 相似文献
Eyestalk ablation resulted in dramatic reduction of molt intervals and mortalities comparable with the current commercial (non-ablation) soft-shell crawfish production systems. The mean molt intervals of the ablated red swamp crawfish ranged from 6.7 to 7.8 days for immature and 9.2 days for mature animals; whereas, the molt interval of ablated white river crawfish was 8.9 and 11.2 days for immature and mature animals, respectively. Mortalities obtained in this study ranged from 20 to 48% and 32 to 66% for immature and mature crawfish, respectively. During the experiments, molting percentages and mortalities were not consistent. Secondary treatments such as air clotting and cauterization did not alter mortality significantly. 相似文献
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P. H. Li N. P. A. Huner M. Toivio-Kinnucan H. H. Chen J. P. Palta 《American Journal of Potato Research》1981,58(1):15-29
Breeding and selection for frost resistant potatoes with high yield and good quality is very promising. This has been demonstrated in a frost resistance breeding program conducted at the International Potato Center, Lima, Peru. Yield trials were conducted using selected frost resistant clones at various Andean locations at elevations from 3,200 to 3,900 meters (14). During the growth season, several hail storms and frosts occurred at these locations. These freezes (?3°C to ?4°C) were very useful in elimination of the undesirable clones under natural conditions. Clones with yield from 1 to 2 kg/plant have been selected. A yield of 1 to 2 kg/plant was superior to most common cultivars grown in the Andes. The difference in frost resistance between a resistant and sensitive type of potato is about 3 to 4°C.Solanum tuberosum is a sensitive type which, in most cases, can survive at about ?2.0°C. Evidence indicates that the difference in resistance to freezing injury is due to the genotype’s capability to tolerate freeze-induced dehydration and to withstand the aggregation of proteins under freezing stress. It is likely that freezing injury is caused primarily by the loss of membrane integrity and, therefore, that membrane thermal stability is paramount in the tolerance to freezing stress. 相似文献
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Harvested crawfish were stocked into 0.15-ha earthen ponds in March and May at rates of 114, 227, and 455 kg/ha to evaluate the effects of trap density, 27 and 54 traps/ha, on their recapture over 14 d following 3 d of acclimation. Two-funnel, stand-up pillow traps and three-funnel pyramid traps were compared. About 39% and 55% of stocked crawfish were recovered in March and May, respectively. There was considerable growth of those crawfish. Overall catch with both trap densities was equivalent in March but the higher trap density caught 1.3 times more crawfish in May. Pyramid traps caught 1.5–1.9 times more crawfish than pillow traps. 相似文献
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John F. Witzig Jay V. Huner James W. Avault Jr. 《Journal of the World Aquaculture Society》1986,17(1-4):58-63
Anax junius (Odonata: Aeschnidae) predation on young crawfish, Procambarus clarkii , was measured in the laboratory. Predation rates (0.066–1.16 crawfish/day) were estimated at 25, 15, and 5 C and for two sizes of crawfish (11–20 and 21–30 mm total length). Naiad predation increased with increasing temperature and decreasing crawfish size. At 5 C, naiads had no significant effect on survival of large crawfish but did significantly reduce survival of small crawfish. At 15 and 25 C, predation rates were significantly affected by temperature and prey size. Relative naiad abundance in a 0.8 ha crawfish pond was estimated from September through May. Larger naiads (head width, >6.5 mm; total length, >30 mm) capable of preying on young crawfish were not present until after most crawfish had reached invulnerable sizes. Large naiads, as a result, may not affect crawfish production under normal management conditions. 相似文献
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David P. Klarberg Paula Henttonen Jay V. Huner 《Journal of the World Aquaculture Society》2000,31(2):264-273
The parasitic Psorospermium organism was studied in cultured sympatric populations of mature Procambarus clarkii and Procambarus zonangulus during four consecutive annual crayfish seasons from 1991–1992 through 1994–1995. Most P. clarkii were infected while fewer than half of the P. zonangulus were infected throughout the study period. The numbers of Psorospermium were four to eight times greater in P. clarkii and showed annual changes not seen in P. zonangulus . Both crayfishes demonstrate 1yr life cycles in Louisiana and this seemed to explain the variations seen in Psorospermium dynamics in the two hosts. In general, there was no consistent association between crayfish size and the number of parasites found in them for either crayfish species. There was some indication of an association between the presence of infection and the number of parasites found in P. zonangulus . 相似文献
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Jay V. Huner Vernon A. Pfister Robert P. Romaire Tammy J. Baum 《Journal of the World Aquaculture Society》1990,21(4):288-294
In the USA, cambarid crawfishes are harvested commercially with traps baited with fishes, formulated baits, or a combination of the two. Commercially formulated baits and fish baits, done and in combination, were evaluated to assess their relative effectiveness M attractants for crawfish. Traps baited with a combination of fish and formulated bait generally captured the most crawfish. Traps baited with common carp, the most effective natural bait, captured more crawfish than traps baited with skipjack herring, gizzard shad or channel catfish heads. Crawfish harvest from traps baited with several types of commercially formulated baits was equal to that obtained with traps baited with either gizzard shad or skipjack herring. Population density of crawfish and the availability of natural forage did not appear to influence relative effectiveness of either formulated baits or fish baits. 相似文献
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Paula Henttonen Ossi V. Lindqvist Jay V. Huner 《Journal of the World Aquaculture Society》1992,23(1):31-37
An organism tentatively classified as Psorospermium haeckeli was found in red swamp crayfish Procambarus clarkii at four culture sites in southwestern (3) and southeastern Louisiana (1) and in white river crayfish Procambarus zonangulus ( =P. acutus acutus ) at three culture sites in southwestern Louisiana. Incidence was about 70% in P. clarkii and 25% in P. zonangulus. Psorospermium haeckeli was present in all individual populations of P. clarkii sampled, but not in all P. zonangulus populations. Overall abundance was considerably lower than that observed in the European astacid crayfish Astacus astacus . Furthermore, the organism differed in shape, being longer and narrower than the organism found in A. astacus . 相似文献
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Psorospermium haeckeli is a thick-walled, unicellular organism widely reported in European astacid crayfish. Its taxonomic status and life cycle have not been elucidated. It is often referred to as a “parasite”, but conclusive evidence has yet to be found. Recent examination of two North American crayfish species, Procambarus clarkii and Procambarus zonangulus, confirmed its presence in the south-central USA (Louisiana) with morphologies that differ from that of P. haeckeli. This form had been previously reported from Orconectes virilis in southern Canada. We report here the presence of this North American form of Psorospermium in additional North American crayfish including Orconectes immunis and Orconectes rusticus from the northern USA (Minnesota and Wisconsin), Procambarus alleni and Procambarus fallax from the southern USA (Florida), and Pacifastacus leniusculus from the western USA. We also confirm this Psorospermium in O. rusticus from eastern Canada (Ontario). It was not, however, confirmed in several additional southern crayfish species including Cambarus diogenes, Cambarellus puer, Fallicambarus fodiens, and Orconectes palmeri. We describe the morphological forms of this Psorospermium and conclude that it is present in many crayfish species in North America. 相似文献
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