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  • Konzumace biomasy cyanobaktérií býložravými rybami je často považována za jednu z biologických metod kontroly vzniku vodních květů. Proběhlo měření fotosyntetické aktivity (maximální kvantový zisk fotosystému II stanovený PAM fluorimetrem FluorCam 700) Microcystis před a po pasáži střevem tolstolobika bílého. Životaschopnost natrávených Microcystis byla téměř identická s kontrolou a nebyla pozorována žádná závažná poškození metabolické aktivity. Navíc mikroskopické pozorování kolonií Microcystis po pasáži střevem tolstolobika prokázalo, že větší kolonie (o více než 1000 buněk) byly rozděleny na menší kolonie o velikosti do 50-100 buněk na kolonii. Tyto menší kolonie byly vitální a schopné aktivního růstu. Po 7 dnech po pasáži střevem tolstolobika byla fotosyntetická aktivita Microcystis srovnatelná nebo mírně vyšší v porovnání s kontrolní populací. Naše výsledky přinesly experimentálně průkaz, že Microcystis není poškozena trávicím procesem tolstolobika což je pravděpodobně důvodem, proč vysazování to (cs)
  • Ingestion of cyanobacterial biomass by silver carp is frequently considered as one from biological methods for controlling of water bloom formation. We measured the Microcystis photosynthetic activity (maximal quantum yield of photosystem II determined by PAM fluorimeter FluorCam 700) before and after the gut passage of silver carp. Viability of digested Microcystis was nearly identical with control and no serious damage in metabolic activity was observed. Moreover microscopic observation of Microcystis colonies after digestion proved, that larger colonies (more than 1000 cells) were disintegrated to smaller colonies up to 50-100cells/colony. These smaller colonies were viable and actively growing. 7 days after excretion by silver carp was photosynthetic activity of Microcystis comparable or a bit higher than the control population. Our results give an experimental evidence, that Microcystis is not damaged by silver carp digestion what is probably the reason, why silver carp is not efficient in Mi
  • Ingestion of cyanobacterial biomass by silver carp is frequently considered as one from biological methods for controlling of water bloom formation. We measured the Microcystis photosynthetic activity (maximal quantum yield of photosystem II determined by PAM fluorimeter FluorCam 700) before and after the gut passage of silver carp. Viability of digested Microcystis was nearly identical with control and no serious damage in metabolic activity was observed. Moreover microscopic observation of Microcystis colonies after digestion proved, that larger colonies (more than 1000 cells) were disintegrated to smaller colonies up to 50-100cells/colony. These smaller colonies were viable and actively growing. 7 days after excretion by silver carp was photosynthetic activity of Microcystis comparable or a bit higher than the control population. Our results give an experimental evidence, that Microcystis is not damaged by silver carp digestion what is probably the reason, why silver carp is not efficient in Mi (en)
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  • Viability of Microcystis colonies is not damaged by silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) digestion
  • Viability of Microcystis colonies is not damaged by silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) digestion (en)
  • Viability of Microcystis colonies is not damaged by silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) digestion (cs)
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  • Viability of Microcystis colonies is not damaged by silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) digestion
  • Viability of Microcystis colonies is not damaged by silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) digestion (en)
  • Viability of Microcystis colonies is not damaged by silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) digestion (cs)
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  • kolonie Microcystis;fotosyntetická aktivita;fotosyntéza Microcystis;tolstolobik stříbrný;pasáž potravy (en)
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  • Adámek, Zdeněk
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