February 1, 1962The Journal of Protozoology

Effect of Illumination on Ichthyotoxin in an Axenic Culture of Prymnesium parvum Carter

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KRKarl ReichWaters (United States)IPI. ParnasHebrew College

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SYNOPSIS. Cultures of Prymnesium parvum subjected to constant illumination failed to produce ichthyotoxin. On the other hand cultures subjected to alternate periods of light and darkness showed a gradually rising ichthyotoxic activity during the dark period reaching a maximum after about 7 hours.

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