Sargassum sp. juice as an early juvenile supplemental feed for Stichopus cf. horrens

Ibañez, Glaiza; Cabanayan-Soy, Rona; Baure, Jerwin; Juinio‐Meñez, Marie Antonette

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“…The osmotic pressure of the coelomic fluid is affected by the osmotic pressure of the medium [15]. Likewise, in sandfish, the osmolarity level at the salinity of 24 ± 2 ppt is 51.3 ± 1.5 mOsmol/kg, while at salinity 39 ± 2 ppt, is 303 ± 3.5 mOs-mol/kg [12] Salinity stress has effect on sea cucumbers, such as damage to their morphological structure [9]. The salinity that can support growth, survival and immunity in juvenile sand sea cucumbers is 29-34 ppt [12].…”

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“…Among them, Sea cucumber Stichopus japonicus was reported lives and grows optimally at salinity of 28-34 ppt. [9]. Two feeding experiment on rearing of juvenile Stichopus cf.…”

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“…Two feeding experiment on rearing of juvenile Stichopus cf. horren were conducted at water salinity range of 35-36 ppt and 33 -35 ppt [8,9]. However, these range of salinity was only recorded in the rearing water during the feeding trial and might not the optimum salinity for Stichopus horren.…”

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Effect of salinity on survival and growth of Sea cucumber, Stichopus sp. Juvenile

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Widiastuti

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Sea cucumbers live in ponds and coastal with different salinity. This study aims to determine the range of salinity to support the growth and survival of sea cucumber juveniles. The research container used was a transparent fiberglass tank with a capacity of 30 L as many as 8 tanks. Sea cucumber juveniles used were 4 individuals /tank with an average size between 55-68 mm. Each tank was equipped with a plastic bottle filled with coral fragments and white sand as a water filter for water recirculation. Water changes were carried out every 2 days as much as 16 %. The treatment given were salinity: A. 25±2 ppt, B. 30±2 ppt, C. 34±2 ppt (sea water), D. 40±2 ppt. Acclimatization of sea cucumber juveniles against salinity treatment was carried out in 3 days. The research design was a completely randomized design with 4 treatments and 2 replications. The results showed that sea cucumber juveniles could live in the salinity range of 30 to 40 ppt. The salinity has a significant effect on survival and growth rate, even the lowest survival is found in salinity of 25 ppt and juveniles were seen to be experiencing health problems.

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“…Among them, Sea cucumber Stichopus japonicus was reported lives and grows optimally at salinity of 28-34 ppt. [9]. Two feeding experiment on rearing of juvenile Stichopus cf.…”

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Effect of salinity on survival and growth of Sea cucumber, Stichopus sp. Juvenile

Setiawati

Sembiring

Widiastuti

et al. 2023

IOP Conf. Ser.: Earth Environ. Sci.

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Reaction of Abaca Hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) to Bunchy Top Virus Isolates in Eastern Visayas, Philippines

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Gapasin,

Piamonte

2024

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The Institute of Plant Breeding at the University of the Philippines, Los Baños (IPB–UPLB) developed the abaca hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) to tolerate the BTVs that are prevalent throughout the Philippine archipelago. The reaction of this abaca hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) was tested with the different isolates of BTVs prevalent in the Eastern Visayas Region in the Philippines to confirm its resistance. In this study, the reaction of abaca hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) to four BTV isolates was evaluated and compared to the abaca varieties Inosa and Pacol. Based on disease incidence, all BTVs isolates infected 100% of Inosa plants but none of the abaca hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) and Pacol. The Leyte BTVs isolate produced symptoms in Inosa at 26–days after inoculation (DAI), Southern Leyte at 30–DAI, Biliran at 32–DAI and Samar at 38–DAI, while no symptoms were observed in abaca hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) and Pacol. Both the abaca hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) and Pacol showed high resistance to BTVs, whereas Inosa was highly susceptible. BTVs were detected from the plant samples using Polymerase Chain Reaction (PCR) with primers BBT–1 and BBT–2. Positive bands were detected from the Inosa inoculated with Leyte and Southern Leyte isolates at 5–DAI, Samar at 6–DAI, and Biliran at 7–DAI. The study confirms that abaca hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) and Pacol are highly resistant to all BTV isolates found in the Eastern Visayas Region of the Philippines.

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Sargassum sp. juice as an early juvenile supplemental feed for Stichopus cf. horrens

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Effect of salinity on survival and growth of Sea cucumber, Stichopus sp. Juvenile

Effect of salinity on survival and growth of Sea cucumber, Stichopus sp. Juvenile

Reaction of Abaca Hybrid BC2–7 (BANDALA) to Bunchy Top Virus Isolates in Eastern Visayas, Philippines

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