Integrated Production of Marine Shrimp and Tilapia in a Biofloc System

The integration of marine shrimp and tilapia farming appears to be a viable alternative in a biofloc system; however, there is no consensus on the ...

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Low-density genotypes for selecting rainbow trout resistant to Flavobacterium columnare

Selective breeding has been successfully implemented in a large number of aquaculture species, and the recent development of genotyping tools, such as high-density single nucleotide ...

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Potential of Microalgae for the Treatment of Diabetes Mellitus

Various studies have reported that microalgae biomass or extracts, along with their bioactive compounds, can be employed as nutraceuticals or additives in food products and ...

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Tailored enzymes open new possibilities for improving the smell of fish protein powders

by Andreas Graven, Norce In a new study, NORCE researchers show that a chemical which causes fish protein powder to smell fishy can be removed, ...

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How can marine aquaculture help reduce the impacts of fishing?

Theoretically, it has been argued that aquaculture could help alleviate fishing pressure on wild populations. Additionally, the connection between fishing and aquaculture has been emphasized, ...

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SAMBA: Tool for Studying Microbiomes in Aquatic Species

The microbiomes of fish intestines consist of thousands of bacterial taxa that interact with each other, their environment, and the host; they are subject to ...

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Fruit By-Products Enhance Tilapia Meat Quality

By-products from fruit processing retain nutritional and functional components, making them suitable for animal feed. However, the effects of using fruit by-products as additives in ...

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Markets for Seaweed Could Reach $11.8 Billion by 2030

Washington – A new report from the World Bank estimates that ten emerging global seaweed markets have the potential to grow up to $11.8 billion ...

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Water Quality Monitoring in Recirculating Aquaculture Systems

Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) are intensive systems where water is reused through mechanical and biological treatment to reduce water consumption and maintain good quality. Adequate ...

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Nanoparticles for Managing and Mitigating Vibriosis in Mariculture

Vibriosis is one of the most common diseases in mariculture, caused by bacteria of the Vibrio genus, which affects many economically important aquaculture species worldwide. ...

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