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Control of Red-Tide Organisms, Especially the Genus Chattonella by the Chemical Acrinol
赤潮生物,特にシャトネラ属に対するアクリノールの防除効果
1991
Aquaculture Science
赤潮生物,特にシャトネラ属に対するアクリノールの防除効果
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The chemical Acrinol was first introduced to protect cultured fish from toxicity effects of the phytof lagellates Chattonella spp. Cultured Chattonella cells were inactivated in the presence of Acrinol as low as 5 ppm with no abnormality in fish behaviours. A field test also indicated that this chemical was effective to protect the young yellowtail Seriola quinqueradiata from Chattonella red tides occurring in Yatsushiro Sea.
doi:10.11233/aquaculturesci1953.39.141
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