2009
DOI: 10.1590/s1519-69842009000400029
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Evaluation of sampling and analysis techniques for early detection of Limnoperna fortunei (Mytilidae) in limit areas of its distribution

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“…Various methods for early detection of golden mussels, such as molecular analysis (Pie et al, 2006, Boeger et al, 2007, Endo et al, 2009, Pie et al, 2017 have recently been developed. Although these methods are very useful (Darrigran et al 2009), it may be preferable to use simple traps in situations where there are few available funds for detecting the mussels. In the current study, we have clarified some of the key characteristics that influence the efficacy of simple traps composed of ropes, PVC plates, and tubes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Various methods for early detection of golden mussels, such as molecular analysis (Pie et al, 2006, Boeger et al, 2007, Endo et al, 2009, Pie et al, 2017 have recently been developed. Although these methods are very useful (Darrigran et al 2009), it may be preferable to use simple traps in situations where there are few available funds for detecting the mussels. In the current study, we have clarified some of the key characteristics that influence the efficacy of simple traps composed of ropes, PVC plates, and tubes.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Exotic species can become pests (Fernandes et al 2012) and cause a range of problems with environmental and human health consequences, as well as, economical and even political implications (Shine 2007). Therefore, the study of the dynamics and distribution of invasive species can explain the process of invasion and predict the dispersion patterns of these species (Darrigran et al 2009). …”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…En bivalvos en general, el ciclo reproductivo se ha dividido típicamente en un período reproductivo, que comienza con la gametogénesis y culmina en la emisión de las gametas, y un período de descanso en el que se acumula la energía necesaria para promover la nueva gametogénesis. El período reproductivo se caracteriza por uno o más ciclos gametogénicos, seguidos por una liberación de gametas cuando los acinos gonadales se vacían parcial o completamente (Darrigran et al, 1999(Darrigran et al, , 2003(Darrigran et al, , 2009. La mayoría de las poblaciones de bivalvos que habitan aguas templadas muestra un patrón estacional de reproducción (Seed & Suchanek, 1992).…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…La mayoría de las poblaciones de bivalvos que habitan aguas templadas muestra un patrón estacional de reproducción (Seed & Suchanek, 1992). Generalmente, el proceso de gametogénesis y desove en los Bivalvia se relaciona con cambios de la temperatura ambiente (Morton, 1982;Borcherding, 1991;Chícharo & Chícharo, 2001;McMahon & Bogan, 2001;Darrigran et al, 2003Darrigran et al, , 2009Boltovskoy et al, 2009). La reactivación de las gónadas en reposo y la gametogénesis comienzan en los meses de invierno.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified