Respuesta fisiológica de corales susceptibles al estrés con la aplicación de bacterias probióticas

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dc.contributor.advisorRuiz Toquica, Jordan Steven
dc.creatorSocarrás Castillo, Alejandra
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dc.date.created2024-05-02
dc.description.abstractLos arrecifes de coral están bajo diferentes grados de perturbación (natural y antropogénica) que amenazan su salud y persistencia, entre ellas, el aumento de la temperatura del mar. Por lo que se buscan estrategias para preservar este ecosistema. Este trabajo evaluó la respuesta de corales cuando se trasplantan a un sitio de mayor perturbación y cuando se les adicionan bacterias con potencial probiótico en un experimento de estrés por calor. Se recolectaron fragmentos sanos de los corales Madracis auretenra y Porites spp. en bahía Chengue y Playa Grande, Santa Marta. Algunos fragmentos de M. auretenra se trasplantaron al sector de Inca Inca, Santa Marta, y se observó la aparición de signos de deterioro (pérdida del color y mortalidad) como indicadores de la susceptibilidad a las condiciones de estrés del lugar. Otros fragmentos de estas especies se aclimataron por tres meses en un sistema vivero, en donde mostraron una sobrevivencia del 100 %. Los fragmentos aclimatados se expusieron a un régimen de calor (30 y 31 °C) y se trataron con un consorcio probiótico y un placebo (solución salina estéril) desde el inicio del experimento y hasta el periodo de recuperación. Se consiguió una sobrevivencia del 100 % y se redujo el blanqueamiento y la pérdida de color para ambas especies con la adición del probiótico, y con relación al placebo. Además, la adición del consorcio tuvo un efecto sobre la densidad de Symbiodiniaceae y la clorofila a, especialmente durante el estrés por calor y el post estrés, pero se observaron diferencias entre ambos tratamientos únicamente para los fragmentos de M. auretenra. Estos resultados sugieren que es posible modular la respuesta de fragmentos de coral susceptibles al estrés, a través de la adición de bacterias probióticas, y conseguir atenuar el blanqueamiento, prolongar la resistencia e incrementar la sobrevivencia incluso en corales de diferentes especies.spa
dc.description.abstractenglishCoral reefs are under different levels of disturbance (natural and anthropogenic) that threaten their health and persistence, including rising sea temperatures. Therefore, strategies are sought to preserve this ecosystem. This work evaluated corals' response when transplanted to a site of higher disturbance and when bacteria with probiotic potential were added in a heat stress experiment. Healthy fragments of the corals Madracis auretenra and Porites spp. were collected in Chengue Bay and Playa Grande, Santa Marta. Some fragments of M. auretenra were transplanted to the Inca Inca sector, Santa Marta, and displayed signs of deterioration as indicators of susceptibility to the stress conditions of the site. Other fragments of these species were acclimatized for three months in a nursery system, where they showed 100% survival. Acclimatized fragments were exposed to a heat regime (30 and 31°C) and treated with a probiotic consortium and a placebo (sterile saline solution) from the beginning of the experiment until the recovery period. Survival was achieved by 100% and bleaching and color loss were reduced for both species with the addition of the probiotic, and in relation to the placebo. Furthermore, adding the consortium had an effect on the density of Symbiodiniaceae and chlorophyll a, especially during heat stress and post stress, but differences between both treatments were observed only for M. auretenra fragments. These results suggest that it is possible to modulate the response of coral fragments susceptible to stress, through the addition of probiotic bacteria, and manage to attenuate bleaching, extend resistance and increase survival even in coral from different species.spa
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dc.subjectProbióticos para coralesspa
dc.subjectEstrés por calorspa
dc.subjectMadracis auretenraspa
dc.subjectPorites spp.spa
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dc.subject.keywordProbiotics for coralsspa
dc.subject.keywordHeat stressspa
dc.subject.keywordMadracis auretenraspa
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dc.subject.lembCorales
dc.subject.lembEstrés térmico en ecosistemas marinos
dc.subject.lembConservación de arrecifes de coral
dc.titleRespuesta fisiológica de corales susceptibles al estrés con la aplicación de bacterias probióticasspa
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