Effect of light and temperature on the development of turbot eggs
Date
1991Type
conference outputAbstract
Different experiments were done to determine the effeets of light
and temperature on the embryonie development of turbot eggs (Seophthalmus
maximus L.) obtained in eaptivity.
No signifieant differen~es have
from fertilization to hC'tehing in the
been found between time elapsed
trials earried out wi th 24 hours
of light and those done in dark eonditions,therefore light is not a
determining faetor in the embryonie development of turbot eggs.
The relation between temperature and time needed to reaeh eaeh
embryonie stage, shows a elear inverse relationship. The exponential-potential
equation whieh relates temperature and the age of the eggs, defined
as the time in hours elapsed sinee fertilization, is:
Y = 27.64 . e -0.11 T + 0.05 i . 1.21
1 r = 0.9904
paper also provides
for eaeh experimental
From the applieation of this equation, this
th~ development eurves for eaeh embryonie stage
temperature (in the range 10 QC to 20 QC).
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