A microelectrode method for detecting calcification rate of coral larvae
A technology of calcification rate and microelectrode, which is applied in the direction of measuring devices, material analysis by electromagnetic means, instruments, etc., can solve the problems of larval physiological indicators such as photosynthesis and calcification that no one has studied, so as to reduce the loss of sample volume, Improve detection efficiency and rapid detection effect
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[0027] The microelectrode of the present embodiment detects the method for the calcification rate of coral larvae, and its specific steps are as follows:
[0028] (1) In July 2013, at the depth of 2 to 5m in the Sanya Luhuitou coral reef area, we collected normal-growing, healthy Pocillopora damicornis that had not yet released their larvae, brought them back to the laboratory, and then Put it into a 15L culture container, wait for the corals to release oval or round floating larvae, collect the floating larvae, after the floating larvae sink to the bottom, let the larvae attach to the plastic petri dish for about 15 days;
[0029] (2) After the larvae are attached to the plastic petri dish, take out the petri dish, and use a scalpel to cut the plastic petri dish into 1cm around the larvae 2 small pieces, taking care not to touch the larvae.
[0030] (3) After cleaning the 5ml micro-breathing bottle with 10% (v / v) dilute hydrochloric acid, wash it with distilled water for 3 t...
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[0049] The microelectrode of the present embodiment detects the method for the calcification rate of coral larvae, and its specific steps are as follows:
[0050] (1) In April 2013, at a water depth of 2 to 5m in the Sanya Luhuitou coral reef area, we collected staghorn corals (Acropora sp.) that were growing normally, healthy and had not yet released their larvae, brought them back to the laboratory, and put them in Put it into a 15L culture container, wait for the corals to release oval or round swell larvae, collect the swell larvae, after the swell larvae sink to the bottom, let the larvae attach to the plastic culture plate for about 2 months;
[0051] (2) Take out the culture plate and use a scalpel blade to separate the larvae from the bottom.
[0052] (3) After cleaning the 5ml micro-breathing bottle with 10% (v / v) dilute hydrochloric acid, wash it with distilled water for 3 times;
[0053] (4) Put the larvae into a micro-breathing bottle and pour seawater through a m...
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