An alkaloid from a highly invasive seaweed increases the voracity and reproductive output of a model fish species

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According to relevant literature, this latter finding suggests a possible involvement of CAU in the regulation of fish metabolism, food intake, and reproductive function. Of CAU on Fish Food with added CAUVoracity was prepared at a concentration of 0.1 percent CAU, approxi- mately ten times the concentration measured Caulerpa cylindracea, Food with higher addedthan CAU was prepared at a in concentration of 0.1according percent CAU, to a procedure the authors already employed for feeding experiments on fish. On average, fish took 12 min to completely consume the CAU-treated food in the . . .

 



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