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Analytical review |
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Adaptation and prospects of breeding flies Black lvink (Hermetia illucens) in circumpolar region
| Antonov Alexandre | PhD, M.V. Lomonosov Northern (Arctic) Federal University, 163002, Russia, Arkhangelsk, Severnaya Dvina emb., 17., anaximandr2@yandex.ru |
| Lutovinovas Erikas | PhD, Nature Research Centre, Akademijos 2, LT-084 12 Vilnius 21, Lithuania, wohlfahrtia@gmail.com |
| Ivanov Gennady Anatol | LLC "NordTehSad", 164900, Arkhangelsk region, Novodvinsk, Melnikov st., 7, arhsad@yandex.ru |
| Pastukhova Nadezhda | M.V. Lomonosov Northern (Arctic) Federal University, 163002, Russia, Arkhangelsk, Severnaya Dvina emb., 17., hope203@yandex.ru |
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Keywords: Biotechnology fly Black lvink (Hermetia illucens) adaptation bioconversion composition of larvae fodder additive breeding process circumpolar region |
Summary: Biotechnology has recently become pervasive, as a prospective branch of science that study the possibilities of using living organisms, systems or products of their vital activity to solve technological problems. American type of fly - the Black lvink (Hermetia illucens) is used as a research object. The species lives in countries with warm climate, but recently the issue of flies breeding in the regions with cold climatic conditions has been actively discussed. Unlike America and countries of Western Europe, in Russia this issue is underexplored. The analysis of literature sources will allow determining the optimal conditions for the growth, development and reproduction of the species in artificially created laboratory conditions. The insect has gained widespread appreciation due to its highly effective bioconversion of various solid organic wastes as well as high nutrition of larvae with the possibility of using them in feeding farm animals and aquaculture. However, this is not the full range of research areas of fly use. The larva of the fly is characterized by the ability to absorb virtually any biowastes. As a result, its body accumulates a complex of substances, the percentage of which depends on the diet. The larva contains about 40% amino acids which produce a favorable effect on the growth and development of farm animals and birds, and confirm the possibility of using dry larvae as a fodder additive. Black lvink causes great scientific and practical interest. Artificial creation of the necessary conditions for the life of the species when studying and adaptation of an insect in cold climate as well as the development of technologies for the development and reproduction of insects in laboratory and industrial conditions will provide fly breeding in circumpolar regions and allow developing a number of biotechnology directions in Arkhangelsk region. © Petrozavodsk State University |
Received on: 06 February 2017 Published on: 07 November 2017 | |
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