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12th International Conference on Harmful Algae

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INTERNATIONAL SOCIETY FOR THE STUDY OF HARMFUL ALGAE12 th <str<strong>on</strong>g>Internati<strong>on</strong>al</str<strong>on</strong>g> <str<strong>on</strong>g>C<strong>on</strong>ference</str<strong>on</strong>g> <strong>on</strong> <strong>Harmful</strong> <strong>Algae</strong>, Copenhagen, Denmark, 4-8 September 2006stage cells. In general, diatomresting stages are able to germinateunder a wider temperature rangethan dinoflagellates cysts, whereasdinoflagellate cysts are able togerminate under lower light intensitylevels than diatom resting stages. Inthis talk, the different physiologicalresp<strong>on</strong>ses to envir<strong>on</strong>mental factorswithin dinoflagellate/diatom restingstages will be examined and thesignificance of different seedingstrategies will be discussed.O.13-02The life cycle of Pyrodiniumbahamense var. compressum(Dinophyceae) in cultureSessi<strong>on</strong>: O.13 - Life cyclesPresentati<strong>on</strong> time: 09:30 - 09:50Setsuko Sakamoto 1 , M Yamaguchi 1 ,EF Furio 21 FEIS, Fisheries Research Agency,HIROSHIMA, Japan2 NFRDI, QUEZON, PhilippinesPyrodinium bahamense var.compressum has resting cyst stagein its life cycle. However, severalprocesses in the life cycle areobscure, because most of previousstudies based <strong>on</strong> observati<strong>on</strong> of thenatural populati<strong>on</strong>s. In presentstudy, we investigated cystformati<strong>on</strong> and germinati<strong>on</strong>processes of P. bahamense inculture and revealed that the cystswere formed by sexual reproducti<strong>on</strong>and the sexuality was homothallic.Resting cysts were spherical toovoid and covered with many l<strong>on</strong>gprocesses. The cysts were formedin not <strong>on</strong>ly the crossing cultures butin the cl<strong>on</strong>al cultures after over 35days of incubati<strong>on</strong> under 30 °C.Both crossing and cl<strong>on</strong>al cysts werenot able to distinguish by the cellsize and the external morphologyeach other. Relative DNA c<strong>on</strong>tentsof the resting cysts were 2C DNAwhile the vegetative cells were 1CDNA. Both crossing and cl<strong>on</strong>alcysts germinated at 30 °C underlight and dark cycle after 2.5-5m<strong>on</strong>ths. Therefore dormancy periodis necessary at least 2.5 m<strong>on</strong>ths forgerminati<strong>on</strong> of P. bahamense cyst.On the basis of the results,schematic representati<strong>on</strong> of the lifecycle of P. bahamense var.compressum will be presented.O.13-03Life cycle traits and populati<strong>on</strong>dynamics of Pseudo-nitzschiamultistriata in the Gulf of Naples(Mediterranean Sea)Sessi<strong>on</strong>: O.13 - Life cyclesPresentati<strong>on</strong> time: 09:50 - 10:10D D'Alelio, A Amato, A Lüdeking, MRibera d’Alcalà, D Sarno, A Zing<strong>on</strong>e, MM<strong>on</strong>tresorStazi<strong>on</strong>e Zoologica 'Ant<strong>on</strong> Dohrn', NAPOLI,ItalyThe potentially toxic diatomPseudo-nitzschia multistriata hasbeen recorded in the Gulf of Naplessince 1996. The species occursfrom late summer to early spring,with two periods of majorabundance (up to 200 cells ml -1 ) inlate summer-autumn and in earlywinter. Within the EU Project SEED,the potential role of life cycle traits inthe populati<strong>on</strong> dynamics of thespecies is investigated. In thispaper, data are presented <strong>on</strong>genetic diversity, size reducti<strong>on</strong> andmode of sexual reproducti<strong>on</strong>. Withinthe species two ITS genotypes areidentified, which co-occur in thesame period of the year. Sexualreproducti<strong>on</strong> requires the pairing ofdistinct mating types. Theauxospore allows the reestablishmentof the maximum size(ca. 80 µm), while progressive cellsizereducti<strong>on</strong> down to 30 µm58

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