Ecotoxicological Studies on Daphnia magna

In this study we used Daphnia magna as an index organism for ecotoxicological studies. In order to determine the filtration and ingestion rates in Daphnia magna, we used algea Chlorella volgaris (10 mg/1). Prior to the tests, the acute toxicity of the herbicides Machete and Saturn and the pesticides...

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Main Author: M. Piri; Sh. Nezami; Gh. Amini ranjbar; V. Areg
Format: Article
Language:fas
Published: Iranian Fisheries Research Organization 1997-01-01
Series:‬‭Majallah-i ̒Ilmī-i Shīlāt-i Īrān
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spelling doaj-84bf5fdf5a3443cf8005afba783e03202020-11-25T02:13:06ZfasIranian Fisheries Research Organization‬‭Majallah-i ̒Ilmī-i Shīlāt-i Īrān1026-13542322-59981997-01-01622332Ecotoxicological Studies on Daphnia magnaM. Piri; Sh. Nezami; Gh. Amini ranjbar; V. AregIn this study we used Daphnia magna as an index organism for ecotoxicological studies. In order to determine the filtration and ingestion rates in Daphnia magna, we used algea Chlorella volgaris (10 mg/1). Prior to the tests, the acute toxicity of the herbicides Machete and Saturn and the pesticides Diazinon and Malathion, in order to calculate their EC50, were determined. The concentrations which caused the same mortality rate in 24 hours as the EC50 concentrations of these chemical did, were 18.49 mg/1 for Machete, 4.46mg/1 for Saturn, 0.31 gr/1 for Diazinon and 1.5 grit for Malathion. In order to study the toxic effect of Machete, Saturn, Diazinon and Malathion on the filtration and ingestion rates, Daphnia magna was exposed to Ec50, 3/4 Ec50 ,1/2 Ec50 and 1/4 Ec50 concentrations. The rates were reduced after the organism had been exposed to these toxic chemicals for 5 hours. The effective concentrations at which feeding rate were reduced by 50%, compared to the controls, were for h.....http://isfj.areo.ir/article_116032_en.htmlratecontrolstoxic
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Ecotoxicological Studies on Daphnia magna
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author_facet M. Piri; Sh. Nezami; Gh. Amini ranjbar; V. Areg
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title Ecotoxicological Studies on Daphnia magna
title_short Ecotoxicological Studies on Daphnia magna
title_full Ecotoxicological Studies on Daphnia magna
title_fullStr Ecotoxicological Studies on Daphnia magna
title_full_unstemmed Ecotoxicological Studies on Daphnia magna
title_sort ecotoxicological studies on daphnia magna
publisher Iranian Fisheries Research Organization
series ‬‭Majallah-i ̒Ilmī-i Shīlāt-i Īrān
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2322-5998
publishDate 1997-01-01
description In this study we used Daphnia magna as an index organism for ecotoxicological studies. In order to determine the filtration and ingestion rates in Daphnia magna, we used algea Chlorella volgaris (10 mg/1). Prior to the tests, the acute toxicity of the herbicides Machete and Saturn and the pesticides Diazinon and Malathion, in order to calculate their EC50, were determined. The concentrations which caused the same mortality rate in 24 hours as the EC50 concentrations of these chemical did, were 18.49 mg/1 for Machete, 4.46mg/1 for Saturn, 0.31 gr/1 for Diazinon and 1.5 grit for Malathion. In order to study the toxic effect of Machete, Saturn, Diazinon and Malathion on the filtration and ingestion rates, Daphnia magna was exposed to Ec50, 3/4 Ec50 ,1/2 Ec50 and 1/4 Ec50 concentrations. The rates were reduced after the organism had been exposed to these toxic chemicals for 5 hours. The effective concentrations at which feeding rate were reduced by 50%, compared to the controls, were for h.....
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