2014
DOI: 10.1111/pre.12067
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Evaluation of growth rate and semi‐refined carrageenan properties of tissue‐cultured Kappaphycus alvarezii (Rhodophyta, Gigartinales)

Abstract: This study aimed to evaluate and compare the quality of κ-carrageenan obtained from tissue-cultured and fieldcultured Kappaphycus alvarezii. Carrageenan properties including yield, viscosity, gel strength and sulfate content were studied. After 60 days of cultivation, tissue-cultured K. alvarezii showed a higher growth rate (6.3 ± 0.01% day −1 ) than field-cultured seedlings (3.4 ± 0.3% day −1 ). The obtained carrageenan yield from tissue-cultured (67.3 ± 16.4%) was higher than field-cultured K. alvarezii (51.… Show more

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“…No epiphytes have been discovered on the tissue-cultured K. alvarezii, while the presence of epiphytes and symptoms of "ice-ice" disease were observed on the conventional cultivated seaweeds [101]. From the analyses of their semi-refined carrageenan properties, tissue-cultured K. alvarezii was found to produce higher carrageenan yield with significantly better quality in viscosity, gel strength, and sulfate content ( Table 3) in contrast to conventional cultivated seaweeds [131]. Table 3.…”
Section: Quality Assessment Of Tissue-cultured Seaweedsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…No epiphytes have been discovered on the tissue-cultured K. alvarezii, while the presence of epiphytes and symptoms of "ice-ice" disease were observed on the conventional cultivated seaweeds [101]. From the analyses of their semi-refined carrageenan properties, tissue-cultured K. alvarezii was found to produce higher carrageenan yield with significantly better quality in viscosity, gel strength, and sulfate content ( Table 3) in contrast to conventional cultivated seaweeds [131]. Table 3.…”
Section: Quality Assessment Of Tissue-cultured Seaweedsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Comparison of the quality between tissue-cultured and conventional cultivated K. alvarezii (Figure 7) has been reported especially on their growth rate and carrageenan properties [131]. After 60 days of post-cultivation from their first introduction as seedlings in open sea, tissuecultured K. alvarezii has been reported to achieve higher growth rate (6.3 ± 0.1% day −1 ) as compared to conventional cultivated seaweeds (3.4 ± 0.3% day −1 ).…”
Section: Quality Assessment Of Tissue-cultured Seaweedsmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rumput laut dengan bibit konvensional dalam laporan Abdullah (2011) memiliki laju pertumbuhan 4,546% tiap hari dengan pemanenan 30 hari. Namun, Lym Yong et al, (2014) menyatakan bahwa laju pertumbuhan K. alvarezii hasil kultur jaringan mencapai 6,3% tiap hari.…”
Section: Gambar 3 Grafik Laju Pertumbuhan Rumput Lautunclassified
“…Hal ini dikarenakan pada saat setelah minggu ketiga, warna rumput laut yang telah memucat dan kekuningan berubah menjadi segar dan spesifik kembali karena cuaca sudah mulai baik. Namun laju pertumbuhan harian rumput laut Kapapphycus alvarezii masih rendah jika dibandingkan dengan hasil kultur jaringan Lym Yong, et al, (2014) yang mencapai 6,3% per hari.…”
Section: Gambar 3 Grafik Laju Pertumbuhan Rumput Lautunclassified
“…Peningkatan kualitas agar yang terjadi pada rumput laut hasil kultur jaringan dikarenakan adanya input nutrien selama kultur di laboratorium. Input nutrien pada media kultur dapat meningkatkan polisakarida atau sintesis pikokoloid pada rumput laut (Yong et al, 2014;Lüning, 1990).…”
Section: Kandungan Agarunclassified