Trade-off between reproduction and lifespan of the rotifer Brachionus plicatilis under different food conditions
Phaeocystis globosa , one of the most typical red tide-forming species, is usually mixed in the food composition of rotifers. To explore how rotifers respond by adjusting life history strategy when feeding on different quality foods, we exposed the rotifer Brachionus plicatilis to cultures with 100%...
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| description | Phaeocystis globosa
, one of the most typical red tide-forming species, is usually mixed in the food composition of rotifers. To explore how rotifers respond by adjusting life history strategy when feeding on different quality foods, we exposed the rotifer
Brachionus plicatilis
to cultures with 100%
Chlorella
, a mixture of 50%
P
.
globosa
and 50%
Chlorella
, or 100%
P
.
globosa
. Results showed that rotifers exposed to 100%
Chlorella
or to mixed diets produced more total offspring and had higher age-specific fecundity than those exposed to 100%
P
.
globosa
. Food combination significantly affected the net reproduction rates of rotifers. By contrast, rotifers that fed on 100%
P
.
globosa
or on mixed diets had a longer lifespan than those fed on 100%
Chlorella
. The overall performances (combining reproduction and lifespan together) of rotifers cultured in 100%
Chlorella
or mixed diets were significantly higher than those cultured in 100%
P
.
globosa
. In general,
Chlorella
favors rotifers reproduction at the cost of shorter lifespan, whereas
P
.
globosa
tends to extend the lifespan of rotifers with lower fecundity, indicating that trade-off exists between reproduction and lifespan under different food conditions. The present study also suggests that rotifers may have the potential to control harmful
P
.
globosa
. |
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Brachionus plicatilis
to cultures with 100%
Chlorella
, a mixture of 50%
P
.
globosa
and 50%
Chlorella
, or 100%
P
.
globosa
. Results showed that rotifers exposed to 100%
Chlorella
or to mixed diets produced more total offspring and had higher age-specific fecundity than those exposed to 100%
P
.
globosa
. Food combination significantly affected the net reproduction rates of rotifers. By contrast, rotifers that fed on 100%
P
.
globosa
or on mixed diets had a longer lifespan than those fed on 100%
Chlorella
. The overall performances (combining reproduction and lifespan together) of rotifers cultured in 100%
Chlorella
or mixed diets were significantly higher than those cultured in 100%
P
.
globosa
. In general,
Chlorella
favors rotifers reproduction at the cost of shorter lifespan, whereas
P
.
globosa
tends to extend the lifespan of rotifers with lower fecundity, indicating that trade-off exists between reproduction and lifespan under different food conditions. The present study also suggests that rotifers may have the potential to control harmful
P
.
globosa
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Brachionus plicatilis
to cultures with 100%
Chlorella
, a mixture of 50%
P
.
globosa
and 50%
Chlorella
, or 100%
P
.
globosa
. Results showed that rotifers exposed to 100%
Chlorella
or to mixed diets produced more total offspring and had higher age-specific fecundity than those exposed to 100%
P
.
globosa
. Food combination significantly affected the net reproduction rates of rotifers. By contrast, rotifers that fed on 100%
P
.
globosa
or on mixed diets had a longer lifespan than those fed on 100%
Chlorella
. The overall performances (combining reproduction and lifespan together) of rotifers cultured in 100%
Chlorella
or mixed diets were significantly higher than those cultured in 100%
P
.
globosa
. In general,
Chlorella
favors rotifers reproduction at the cost of shorter lifespan, whereas
P
.
globosa
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P
.
globosa
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Brachionus plicatilis
to cultures with 100%
Chlorella
, a mixture of 50%
P
.
globosa
and 50%
Chlorella
, or 100%
P
.
globosa
. Results showed that rotifers exposed to 100%
Chlorella
or to mixed diets produced more total offspring and had higher age-specific fecundity than those exposed to 100%
P
.
globosa
. Food combination significantly affected the net reproduction rates of rotifers. By contrast, rotifers that fed on 100%
P
.
globosa
or on mixed diets had a longer lifespan than those fed on 100%
Chlorella
. The overall performances (combining reproduction and lifespan together) of rotifers cultured in 100%
Chlorella
or mixed diets were significantly higher than those cultured in 100%
P
.
globosa
. In general,
Chlorella
favors rotifers reproduction at the cost of shorter lifespan, whereas
P
.
globosa
tends to extend the lifespan of rotifers with lower fecundity, indicating that trade-off exists between reproduction and lifespan under different food conditions. The present study also suggests that rotifers may have the potential to control harmful
P
.
globosa
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