Title : ( Study the ontogeny of digestive enzyme activities in Artemia urmiana )
Authors: Mehrdad Farhangi , Hamidreza Ahmadnia , Gholamreza Rafiee , Farzaneh Noori , Omid Safari ,
Full TextAbstract
Artemia as a major live food has special importance in aquaculture. Artemia urmiana is an endemic species of Iran. Urmia Lake the unique habitat of Artemia urmiana has been threated over the last decade. This study was conducted to evaluate the ontogeny of digestive enzyme activities of Artemia urmiana (from instar I to maturity). Artemia hatching and rearing were performed according to standard protocols. It seems older artemia can consume and digest more fats. It is likely that young artemia has good potential to use high starch and protein diets, whereas adult artemia is more adopted to use high fat diets.
Keywords
, Artemia urmiana, ontogeny, digestive enzymes
@inproceedings{paperid:1025467,
author = {Mehrdad Farhangi and Hamidreza Ahmadnia and Gholamreza Rafiee and Farzaneh Noori and Safari, Omid},
title = {Study the ontogeny of digestive enzyme activities in Artemia urmiana},
booktitle = {Asian Pacific Aquaculture 2011},
year = {2011},
location = {Kochi, INDIA},
keywords = {Artemia urmiana; ontogeny; digestive enzymes},
}
%0 Conference Proceedings
%T Study the ontogeny of digestive enzyme activities in Artemia urmiana
%A Mehrdad Farhangi
%A Hamidreza Ahmadnia
%A Gholamreza Rafiee
%A Farzaneh Noori
%A Safari, Omid
%J Asian Pacific Aquaculture 2011
%D 2011
