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    25 June 2024, Volume 46 Issue 3
    Review
    The research progress on the degradation mechanism of microcystins in water by environmental microbes
    ZHANG He, XU Wenchang, YUAN Yan, XU Jingyi, MA Yantian
    2024, 46(3):  215-227.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023125
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    Over the past few years, the issue of Cyanobacteria bloom pollution has escalated due to the combined impacts of global warming and eutrophication in aquatic systems. This has resulted in the release of toxic microcystins (MCs), posing a significant threat to human health and aquatic ecosystems. Effectively controlling and eliminating MCs from water bodies is a pressing global challenge. Fortunately, prior research has demonstrated that microbial degradation of MCs presents an efficient and environmentally friendly solution. This review explores the production, structure, and toxicity of MCs, with a focus on summarizing global advancements in enzymatic degradation pathways, degradation enzymes, and degradation genes associated with MCs. Additionally, it also analyzes the potential applications of microbial degradation bacteria in the ecological restoration of water bodies. Furthermore, the paper delves into future research directions, including alternative pathways for non-mlr-mediated MCs degradation mechanisms, optimizing the expression of MCs-degrading enzymes, and constructing highly efficient dual-functional degradation bacteria. These perspectives aim to deepen human’s understanding of microbial degradation mechanisms of MCs and provide innovative solutions to address the global challenge of MCs contamination in water bodies.

    Research progress of biofouling prevention technology for marine aquaculture cages
    WU Yewei, SHI Jiangao, ZHANG Wenyang, LÜ Changlin, ZHAO Liang, CAO Yiru
    2024, 46(3):  228-235.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023087
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    When the biofouling on the marine aquaculture cage are too much, it will affect the exchange volume of the internal and external water bodies in the cage, shorten the service life of the netting, and even endanger the health of the aquaculture organisms. How to solve the attachment of biofouling has become a difficult problem in developing marine aquaculture cages. This paper briefly describes the current situation of antifouling technology of marine aquaculture cages at home and abroad, focuses on the research progress of antifouling technology of marine aquaculture cages, such as mechanical cleaning, coating antifouling method, metal alloy netting antifouling method, points out the problems faced by the current antifouling technology of marine aquaculture cages and gives suggestions. The aim of this paper is to provide reference for the antifouling biotechnology of marine aquaculture cages and the sustainable health development of mariculture industry.

    Research Paper
    Analysis of chromosome karyotype in Apocyclops royi
    PANG Jinchi, WAN Kaihong, XIE Xi, WANG Qingzhi, WEI Jie
    2024, 46(3):  236-241.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023132
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    Chromosome karyotype analysis serves as a fundamental tool in cell genetics research, facilitating investigations into species evolution, classification, and the relationship between chromosome structure and function. This study employed classic methods, including colchicine solution soaking, low-concentration KCL treatment, Carnoy’s fixative, air-drying, and Giemsa staining, to observe and analyze the chromosome number and karyotype of the saltwater copepod Apocyclops royi. Additionally, it compared the slide-making effects of various colchicine concentrations, low osmotic pressure duration, and copepod dissociation methods. The findings revealed that the chromosome number of A. royi was 2n=12, consisting entirely of metacentric chromosomes, totaling NF=24 arms. Optimal slide preparation was achieved using a complete dissociation method with 0.10% colchicine concentration, 45-60 minutes of treatment, and 60-80 minutes of low-concentration KCL treatment. These research outcomes offer valuable insights for cell genetics research and germplasm identification and protection of saltwater copepods.

    Correlation and path analysis of quantitative traits of different-month Soletellina diphos
    WU Qisheng, LUO Juan, CHEN Zhenci, LIN Xuanfeng, QI Jianfei, NING Yue, GUO Xiang, LUO Huiyu, ZENG Zhinan, GE Hui
    2024, 46(3):  242-247.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023101
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    To investigate the correlation between morphological traits and body mass in Soletellina diphos, 50 individuals from the 6-month-old, 12-month-old, and 18-month-old populations were selected, and four quantitative traits, including shell length (SL), shell height (SH), shell width (SW), and body weight (BW), were measured. Correlation analysis and path analysis methods were employed to calculate path coefficients and determination coefficients for body weight across different age groups. Correlation analysis revealed that the highest correlation coefficient between SL and BW was observed in the 6-month-old and 18-month-old populations (P<0.01). Multiple regression analysis yielded regression equations for each age group: BW6=?1.336 + 0.020SL + 0.146SW + 0.081SH, R2=0.976; BW12=?29.701 + 0.584SL + 0.695SW, R2=0.972; BW18=?88.160 + 1.140SL + 1.660SW, R2=0.911. Path analysis identified SW as the primary determinant of BW in the 6-month-old population (0.466), while SL played a predominant role in the 12-month-old and 18-month-old populations (0.753 and 0.705, respectively). Determination coefficient analysis corroborated these findings. This study furnishes foundational data for the conservation and exploitation of S. diphos germplasm resources.

    Studying on the application effect of gametophyte predevelopment technology in the production of sporophyte seedling of Saccharina japonica
    LENG Xiaofei, ZHANG Xichang, QI Xiaoying, YUAN Chong, WANG Fasheng
    2024, 46(3):  248-253.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023112
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    To investigate the role of gametophyte predevelopment technology in the production of Saccharina japonica sporophyte seedlings, the gametophyte of S. japonicum was predeveloped under conditions of (13±1) ℃ temperature, 37.5 μmol·m?2s?1 light intensity, and 10.0 g·L?1 density. These predeveloped gametophytes were used to produce sporophyte seedlings in two 10-ton breeding ponds. After 11 days of predevelopment, the rates of seminal vesicle formation, ovulation, and sporophyte formation reached (98.1±3.3)%, (1.8±0.7)%, and (1.2±0.5)%, respectively. Compared to normal sporophyte seedlings, predeveloped ones reached commercial specifications 9.3% earlier in the 10-ton breeding ponds. Additionally, the seedling density with a body length exceeding 0.2 cm increased by 28.4%, while the seedling shedding rate decreased by 18.6%, and the seedling deficiency rate decreased by 70.8%. These findings indicate that gametophyte predevelopment technology can reduce cultivation time and improve the quality of sporophyte seedlings in breeding tanks.

    Effects of ammonia nitrogen stress on acute toxicity and antioxidant function of two species of mud fish
    LI Jianping, HU Qiang, XIA Ying, ZHANG Guiyuan, ZHAN Dong, LI Yongji
    2024, 46(3):  254-259.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023105
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    To investigate the impact of ammonia nitrogen stress on the acute toxicity and antioxidant responses of Misgurnus anguillicaudatus and Paracheilus dabryanus, a static toxicity test was conducted on M. anguillicaudatus [body weight (8.13 ± 1.04) g] and P. dabryanus [body weight (8.72 ± 1.33) g]. The semi-lethal concentrations of ammonia nitrogen over 72 hours were determined as 610.45 mg/L and 516.90 mg/L for M. anguillicaudatus and P. dabryanus, respectively. Correspondingly, the non-ionic ammonia concentrations were found to be 5.04 mg/L and 4.26 mg/L. Upon exposure to a semi-lethal mass concentration of 100 mg/L ammonia nitrogen, the impact on the antioxidant function of the liver and muscles in both mud fish species was examined. The results indicated that following ammonia nitrogen stress, the levels of malondialdehyde (MDA), superoxide dismutase (SOD), lysozyme (LZM), and glutathione peroxidase (GPx) activities all exhibited varying degrees of increase. Notably, the antioxidant enzyme activity of M. anguillicaudatus surpassed that of P. dabryanus. These findings suggest that M. anguillicaudatus displays a more robust antioxidant response compared to P. dabryanus under ammonia nitrogen stress conditions.

    Optimization of technological conditions for air frying shark skin
    CHEN Xiaoting, WU Yuxuan, LIU Shuji, PAN Nan, XU Min, SU Yongchang, ZHANG Yucang, LIU Zhiyu
    2024, 46(3):  260-270.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023109
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    To develop ready-to-eat shark skin products, the air-frying process conditions for shark skin were optimized. Using shark skin as the raw material, with texture characteristics and color changes as indicators, the moisture content of the shark skin was controlled through pre-drying, and optimal pre-drying conditions were subsequently determined. Orthogonal experimental optimization, based on single-factor experiments, was conducted to study the effects of alkaline solution concentration, alkali soaking time, air-frying temperature, and air-frying time on shark skin quality. The results revealed that the shark skin exhibited expansion when the moisture content was controlled within the range of 30% to 60%. The optimal air-frying process conditions for shark skin were determined as follows: pre-drying temperature of 80 ℃, drying time of 90 minutes, alkaline solution concentration of 15 g·L?1, alkali soaking time of 10 minutes, air-frying temperature of 150 ℃, and air-frying time of 14 minutes. Under these conditions, the shark skin displayed the best expansion effect, uniform color, and favorable crispness and tenderness. This study aims to provide a theoretical basis for the production of air-fried ready-to-eat shark skin products.

    Nutrient analysis of Sarcocheilichthys sinensis muscle from the Qiantang River
    HUANG Hui, CHU Tianjiang, WANG Yuxi, LIU Xinyi, DAI Yulai, CAI Lijuan, XIE Nan
    2024, 46(3):  271-278.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023106
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    Sarcocheilichthys sinensis, a native fish species endemic to China with small-scale commercial significance, currently lacks sufficient protection and exploitation of its genetic resources. Existing research has predominantly focused on its classification, morphology, domestication, and reproduction, with a relative scarcity of studies on its muscle nutritional components. Given the broad geographical distribution of S. sinensis in China, nutritional variations may exist among populations in different rivers. In an effort to further assess the nutritional value of S. sinensis muscle from the Qiantang River, the article provided an analysis and quantification of its standard nutritional components, amino acids, and fatty acids based on samples obtained from the Qiantang River. All quantification methods strictly adhered to relevant national standards. The results revealed that the muscle tissue of S. sinensis from the Qiantang River contained approximately 18.14% ± 0.49% crude protein, 2.25% ± 0.10% crude fat, 1.24% ± 0.02% crude ash, and 78.47% ± 0.13% moisture content. Furthermore, the muscle tissue comprised 15 common amino acids, with a total amino acid content (TAA) of approximately 17.83% ± 0.45%. Notably, it contained eight essential amino acids required by the human body, with a total content of essential amino acids (EAA) measuring around 7.35% ± 0.31%. Additionally, the muscle tissue exhibited a total content of delicious amino acids (DAA) of approximately 6.91% ± 0.10%. The muscle tissue contained 18 different fatty acids in terms of fatty acid composition. Among these, 32.34% ± 0.31% were saturated fatty acids (SFA), 40.46% ± 0.53% were monounsaturated fatty acids (MUFA), and 27.19% ± 0.71% were polyunsaturated fatty acids (PUFA). Moreover, the muscle tissue was rich in essential trace elements, including iron (Fe), zinc (Zn), manganese (Mn), and tannum (Sn). These analyses underscore that S. sinensis from the Qiantang River is a highly nutritious small fish species with delectable meat. Its muscle tissue boasts a well-balanced and abundant composition of amino acids, fatty acids, and essential trace elements, making it a valuable addition to the culinary and nutritional world.

    Investigation on fish resources of Spinibarbu scaldwelli National Aquatic Germplasm Resources Reserve in Huyangxi River, Yongchun County, Fujian Province in winter
    GUO Shaopeng, FANG Minjie, HUANG Zhisen, ZENG Qingmin, WEN Ping, LI Leibin, LIU Jixiang
    2024, 46(3):  279-285.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023120
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    To investigate the status of fish resources within the Spinibarbu scaldwelli National Aquatic Germplasm Resources Reserve in Huyangxi River, Yongchun County, Fujian Province (referred to as the reserve), and assess the proliferation and release effects of in recent years, fishing methods such as gill nets and ground cage nets were employed to survey fish resources in the reserve in January, 2023. The survey revealed 28 fish species in the reserve during winter, comprising 3 orders, 7 families, and 25 genera. Within these, 16 genera and 18 species belonged to the Cypriniformes order, constituting 64.28% of total fish species. The order Siluriformes comprised 3 genera and 5 species, accounting for 17.86% of all species, while the Perciformes order consisted of 5 genera and 5 species, also representing 17.86% of all species. From January 7 to January 10, 2023, a total of 1 043 fish weighing 70 222.7 g were captured in the reserve. Dominant species included Coptodon zillii, Sarcocheilichthys nigripinnis, Abbottina elongata, and Distoechodon tumirostris. Among the captured fish, the proportion of S. caldwelli was relatively small, comprising 33 individuals weighted 6 438.0 g, accounting for 3.16% of the total catch by number and 9.27% by weight. Furthermore, the richness index, evenness index, and species diversity index of the reserve in winter were 2.770, 0.723, and 3.513, respectively. The proportion of alien fishes was relatively high, with main species including C. zillii, Oreochromis niloticus, and Sarotherodon galilaeus, indicating a significant invasion of alien fishes in lakes, oceans, and streams. Given that excessive reproduction of alien fishes may impede the survival and reproduction of local fish species, it is imperative to strengthen control measures against alien fishes and protect resources of S. caldwelli and other indigenous fish species.

    Investigation and analysis of water quality and environment of shellfish culture area of Laizhou Bay, Shandong Province
    WANG Xuming, LIU Chenglei, NIE Yi, ZHANG Haodong, LIU Jiazhuo, WU Xuran, LIU Xiaoling
    2024, 46(3):  286-295.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023108
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    By investigating various environmental factors and phytoplankton in specific marine areas, this study serves as a reference to determine whether the lower water environment can support the growth of shellfish, based on traditional upper shellfish culture practices. In spring (end of March) and autumn (end of September) 2022, relevant tests were conducted on seawater in the upper (2 m) and lower (8 m) layers of shellfish culture areas in Longkou City (K1, K2) and Laizhou City (L1, L2) in the eastern part of Laizhou Bay, Shandong Province. The results indicated that water temperature, pH, salinity, dissolved oxygen (DO), chemical oxygen demand (COD), and labile phosphorus (DIP) in both upper and lower layers of the four culture areas met the national second-class water quality standards. Nitrite, nitrate, and ammonia nitrogen (NH4-N) concentrations were within safe limits. N/P ratio analysis revealed phosphorus limitation in both upper and lower layers, except for suitable nitrogen-to-phosphorus ratios under L1 in spring and K1 in autumn. Phytoplankton density was higher in the upper layer than the lower layer spatially, higher in spring than autumn, with lower shellfish food availability in Longkou City during autumn. Longkou City exhibited rich phytoplankton in both upper and lower layers during spring, as well as in both seasons of Laizhou City. Considering cultural literature and the indicators in this paper, it is suggested that the water quality and phytoplankton density in the upper and lower layers of Longkou City and Laizhou City during spring and autumn may provide opportunities for expanding the water layer in shellfish culture. However, the higher total phosphorus content in the lower layer of Longkou City raises concerns about exacerbating eutrophication, coupled with relatively low phytoplankton density in autumn, which may not be conducive to shellfish growth. This study, through water quality investigation, aims to offer data support for dynamically adjusting and optimizing the rational layout of shellfish culture.

    Changes of water quality and sediment physicochemical indices of Oreochromis mossambicus cultured in mountain pond under the ecological and efficient aquaculture pattern
    CHEN Yushu
    2024, 46(3):  296-301.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023111
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    To further enhance the ecological and efficient aquaculture practices in mountain ponds, increase the output and quality of aquaculture products, extend the high-efficiency service life of mountain ponds, and mitigate the pollution of the external environment resulting from aquaculture activities, this study collected water and sediment samples from mountain ponds at regular intervals. Physicochemical indices of these samples were analyzed to ascertain their periodic changes, and the sediment pollutant production coefficient was calculated. Results revealed a gradual progression towards eutrophication in water quality from April to July, coinciding with the advancement of aquaculture activities. From August to September was emerged as the optimal growth period for seedlings, was marked by a peak in feed consumption and a subsequent sharp decline in water quality. However, after October, concurrent with environmental climate fluctuations, water quality exhibited improvement. The variation trends of indices in sediment mirrored those in water quality, all showing incremental increases with the progression of aquaculture, with the highest sediment production occurring between July and September. The total sediment pollutant production coefficient throughout the aquaculture process was calculated to be 25395.22 g/m2.

    Development status and suggestions on the development of deep-sea aquaculture in Fuzhou, Fujian Province
    HUANG Yongqiang, YOU Xiaoting, YANG Xiaoqiang, CAI Leiming, LIN Jiemei, WANG Weigang, CHEN Fei
    2024, 46(3):  302-310.  DOI: 10.14012/j.jfr.2023089
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    Promoting the development of deep-sea aquaculture is an important measure to alleviate the pressure on the offshore aquaculture environment, optimize mariculture space, ensure the effective supplement of aquatic products, and promote the sustainable development of seawater aquaculture in Fuzhou.This paper introduces the development status of deep-sea anti-storm-wave gravity cage, deep-sea aquaculture platform, and property rights registration of deep-sea aquaculture platform. The development difficulties of deep-sea aquaculture of Fuzhou are pointed out. Some suggestions are made in this paper for the development of deep-sea aquaculture of Fuzhou, hoping to provide reference for the development of deep-sea aquaculture.