Selective grazing on Cryptomonas by Ceriodaphnia quadrangula fed a natural phytoplankton assemblage
MI Gladyshev, TA Temerova, OP Dubovskaya… - Aquatic Ecology, 1999 - Springer
Aquatic Ecology, 1999•Springer
Grazing of C. quadrangula from a Siberian forest pond on natural phytoplankton
assemblages was studied in a modified flow-through system. Ceriodaphnia strongly
selected subdominant Cryptomonas erosa rather than the dominant diatoms of comparable
size. Using Cryptomonas as the sole microalgae food, Ceriodaphnia demonstrated
significant somatic and population growth. Seasonal biomass maximum of Ceriodaphnia
and Cryptomonas coincidedin the pond. Although bacterial component cannot be excluded …
assemblages was studied in a modified flow-through system. Ceriodaphnia strongly
selected subdominant Cryptomonas erosa rather than the dominant diatoms of comparable
size. Using Cryptomonas as the sole microalgae food, Ceriodaphnia demonstrated
significant somatic and population growth. Seasonal biomass maximum of Ceriodaphnia
and Cryptomonas coincidedin the pond. Although bacterial component cannot be excluded …
Abstract
Grazing of C. quadrangula from a Siberian forest pond on natural phytoplankton assemblages was studied in a modified flow-through system. Ceriodaphniastrongly selected subdominant Cryptomonas erosarather than the dominant diatoms of comparable size. Using Cryptomonas as the sole microalgae food, Ceriodaphnia demonstrated significant somatic and population growth. Seasonal biomass maximum of Ceriodaphnia and Cryptomonas coincidedin the pond. Although bacterial component cannot be excluded, it was concluded that Cryptomonaswas the principal algal food source for Ceriodaphnia.
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