Photosynthetic Pygments Content and Growth of Microalga Plagioselmis prologa (Cryptophyta) Under Low Salinity
Journal Title: Журнал ÑтреÑÑ-физиологии и биохимии - Year 2016, Vol 12, Issue 3
Abstract
Low salinity influence on chlorophyll a and carotinoid content and growth of microalgae [i]Plagioselmis[/i] [i]prologa [/i](Cryptophyta) was studied. It were shown, that photosynthetic content decreased under salinity 24‰, compare with control (32‰), but alga growth didn’t affected. Salinity reduction to 16‰ provoked more significant lowering of the parameters compared with control. Salinity 8‰ lead to the most negative effect on the alga.
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Zh. Markina, N. Aizdaicher
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