Ciclo de muda e metabolismo durante o desenvolvimento larval do camarão-da-amazônia Macrobrachium amazonicum (Heller, 1862)
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2007-02-07
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Hayd, Liliam de Arruda [UNESP]
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Universidade Estadual Paulista (Unesp)
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O estudo teve por objetivo descrever o ciclo de muda e estudar o metabolismo nas fases iniciais do desenvolvimento ontogenético de Macrobrachium amazonicum. O trabalho está organizado em cinco capítulos. O capítulo 1 apresenta uma introdução geral, apresentando os estudos inerentes à M. amazonicum e o programa de tecnologia onde este estudo esta inserido. No capítulo 2 estão descritos os estágios do ciclo de muda de M. amazonicum. As descrições foram determinadas e documentadas fotograficamente em intervalos diários usando o telson como principal região de referência e aplicando o sistema de classificação de Drach, observando as principais mudanças que ocorrem na epiderme e na cutícula. O desenvolvimento é rápido (1-2 dias ou 2-4 dias por instar larval a 29 e 21°C, respectivamente). Foram descritos os seguintes estágios de muda, A/C (pós-muda/intermuda combinados), D (pré-muda) e E (ecdise). Estima-se que a pós-muda/intermuda (A/C) ocupe cerca de 40-50% do total de duração do instar enquanto que o período da pré-muda (D) requer mais que a metade do tempo nas temperaturas experimentais. O capítulo 3 apresenta a descrição do metabolismo de embriões, larvas e pós-larvas (PL com 1, 7 e 14 dias após a metamorfose) nas fases iniciais do desenvolvimento ontogenético. O peso seco, consumo de oxigênio, excreção de amônia total–N e taxa atômica O:N foram determinados. Os animais em estágio de muda A/C foram separados conforme o estágio de desenvolvimento larval e colocados dentro de câmaras respirométricas (30mL) por 2h para quantificar as taxas metabólicas. Após este período, as amostras foram analisadas pela titulação de Winkler e método de Koroleff para o consumo de oxigênio e nitrogênio amoniacal, respectivamente. As taxas metabólicas foram expressas como taxas individuais e peso-específico...
The moulting cycle was studied in laboratory-reared larvae of the Amazon River prawn, Macrobrachium amazonicum. Using the telson as main reference region and applying Drach’s classification system, we checked twice daily the epidermis and cuticle and documented major structural changes such as the retraction of epidermal tissues from the cuticle and setal development. Rapid development (1-2d or 3-4d per larval instar at 29 and 21°C, respectively), a thin and little structured larval integument, and gradual rather than abrupt integumental changes allowed for only a coarse classification of the moulting cycle with three principal stages, A-C (postmoult and intermoult stages combined), D (premoult), and E (ecdysis). These periods could be morphologically further divided into substages; however, without providing a definite timing for their transitions. At early postmoult (stage A), the cuticle is still thin and water is taken up, so that the larval body expands and rapidly attains its final size and shape. The epidermal tissues reveal at this stage a spongy structure with numerous lacunae. During later postmoult (stage B) and throughout intermoult (stage C), the larvae reinforce the cuticle, while the epidermis shows an increasing condensation with reduced lacunar spaces and conspicuous tissue growth. Early premoult (substage D0) begins with a retraction of the epidermis from the cuticle (apolysis), which is first visible at the setal bases. During intermediate premoult (substage D1), epidermal invaginations take place, leading to a substantial enlargement of the epidermal surface and initiating the formation of new setae and appendages (setogenesis, morphogenesis). Subsequently, a thin new cuticle is secreted on the epidermal surface (substages D2-4). Moulting (stage E) is a very short process, which usually takes only a few minutes ...(Complete abstract, click electronic access below)
The moulting cycle was studied in laboratory-reared larvae of the Amazon River prawn, Macrobrachium amazonicum. Using the telson as main reference region and applying Drach’s classification system, we checked twice daily the epidermis and cuticle and documented major structural changes such as the retraction of epidermal tissues from the cuticle and setal development. Rapid development (1-2d or 3-4d per larval instar at 29 and 21°C, respectively), a thin and little structured larval integument, and gradual rather than abrupt integumental changes allowed for only a coarse classification of the moulting cycle with three principal stages, A-C (postmoult and intermoult stages combined), D (premoult), and E (ecdysis). These periods could be morphologically further divided into substages; however, without providing a definite timing for their transitions. At early postmoult (stage A), the cuticle is still thin and water is taken up, so that the larval body expands and rapidly attains its final size and shape. The epidermal tissues reveal at this stage a spongy structure with numerous lacunae. During later postmoult (stage B) and throughout intermoult (stage C), the larvae reinforce the cuticle, while the epidermis shows an increasing condensation with reduced lacunar spaces and conspicuous tissue growth. Early premoult (substage D0) begins with a retraction of the epidermis from the cuticle (apolysis), which is first visible at the setal bases. During intermediate premoult (substage D1), epidermal invaginations take place, leading to a substantial enlargement of the epidermal surface and initiating the formation of new setae and appendages (setogenesis, morphogenesis). Subsequently, a thin new cuticle is secreted on the epidermal surface (substages D2-4). Moulting (stage E) is a very short process, which usually takes only a few minutes ...(Complete abstract, click electronic access below)
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Camarão de agua doce, Larva, Ciclo de muda, Composto nitrogenado, Macrobrachium, Moulting cycle, Larvae, Freswater prawn
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HAYD, Liliam de Arruda. Ciclo de muda e metabolismo durante o desenvolvimento larval do camarão-da-amazônia Macrobrachium amazonicum (Heller, 1862). 2007. iv, 87 f. Tese (doutorado) - Universidade Estadual Paulista, Centro de Aqüicultura, 2007.