Abstract Shrimp farming in South‐East Asian and Latin American coastal regions generates
economic benefits for the producer countries and contributes to a healthy nutrition of …

Aquaculture threatens natural resources by fishing down the sea to supply fishmeal.
Alternative protein sources in aquafeeds can provide a solution, particularly those that are …

The form of inorganic nitrogen (N) determines the biofiltration performance of Ulva,
particularly by inhibition of nitrate assimilation in the presence of ammonia. In the current …

Marine aquaculture helps to mitigate a number of environmental problems, such as
overfishing, loss of biodiversity, and eutrophication. Periphyton-based biofilters are a …

Biofilters composed of Ulva or periphyton reveal great potential in removal of excess
nitrogen in mariculture effluent while producing protein-rich edible biomass. However, TAN …

Secondary treatment of fishpond effluent is imperative for the removal of excess nitrate and
phosphorus. Biofilters comprised of the green macroalgae, Ulva, exhibit several advantages …

The environmental footprint of mariculture is a major obstacle towards expansion of this agro-
industry. Additional economic constraints are the high costs of effluent treatment and …

El perifiton es una comunidad de microrganismos que cumple con una importante función
en los ecosistemas acuáticos relacionada con el ciclo de nutrientes y producción primaria …

Marine aquaculture is a growing industry that has the potential to reduce eutrophication,
overfishing, and loss of biodiversity. Recirculating aquaculture systems (RAS) are a type of …

The increased discharge of wastewater from anthropogenic activities is a worldwide
problem which compromises continental and coastal ecosystems. Nutrient discharge into …