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Feeding by the Newly Described, Nematocyst-Bearing
Heterotrophic Dinoflagellate Gyrodiniellum
shiwhaense
HAE JIN JEONG, KYUNG HA LEE, YEONG DU YOO, NAM SEON KANG, KITACK LEE
ABSTRACT:
We explored the feeding ecology of the newly-described, nematocyst-bearing
heterotrophic dinoflagellate Gyrodiniellum
shiwhaense
(GenBank Accession number = FR720082). Using
several different types of microscopes and high-resolution video-microscopy, we
investigated feeding behavior and types of prey species that G. shiwhaense feeds upon. Additionally,
we measured its growth and ingestion rates on its optimal algal prey – the cryptophyte Teleaulax
sp. and the dinoflagellate Amphidinium carterae as a function of prey
concentration. These rates were measured for other edible prey at single prey
concentrations at which the growth and ingestion rates of G. shiwhaense were saturated. After anchoring the prey with a tow filament,
G. shiwhaense fed using a
peduncle, ingesting small algal species with equivalent spherical diameters (ESDs)
of < 13 µm. However, it did not feed on larger algal species that had ESDs ¡Ã
13 µm or the small diatom Skeletonema
costatum. The specific growth rates for G.
shiwhaense feeding upon Teleaulax
sp. and A. carterae increased rapidly with increasing mean prey
concentration before saturating at concentrations of ca. 180--430 ng C/ml. The
maximum specific growth rate of G.
shiwhaense on Teleaulax sp. and A.
carterae were 1.05/d and 0.82/d, respectively. However, Heterosigma akashiwo, an optimal or
suboptimal prey for many peduncle-feeding dinoflagellates, did not support
positive growth of G. shiwhaense. The
maximum ingestion rates of G. shiwhaense
on Teleaulax sp. and A. carterae
were 0.35 ng C/grazer/d (i.e. 21 cells/grazer/d) and 0.54 ng C/grazer/d (i.e. 11
cells/grazer/d), respectively. The calculated grazing coefficients attributable
to G. shiwhaense on co-occurring cryptophytes and Amphidinium spp. were 0.01--1.87/d and 0.08--2.60/d, respectively.
Our results suggest that G. shiwhaense can have a considerable grazing impact on algal populations.
Key Words. Food web, Growth, Harmful Algal
Bloom, Ingestion, Peduncle, Protist, Red tide