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Forecasting of Dissolved Oxygen in Marine Fish Culture Zone
Journal of Environmental Engineering, 1991Short‐term trends in dissolved oxygen in a weakly flushed marine fish culture zone in Hong Kong are studied by a real‐time water‐quality model with seven system variables: dissolved oxygen, chlorophyll‐a, organic nitrogen, ammonia, nitrate, zooplankton, and sediment algal carbon. The carbon‐chlorophyll ratio is computed as a function of a time‐variable
Lee, Joseph Hun Wei +2 more
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The Future of Marine Fish Culture
1998This book has reviewed the culture methods for a number of species. Considering value and demand, many of them seem to be candidates for commercial farming, but harsh biological and engineering realities limit the actual list. The best candidates spawn easily and do not have unusual dietary or environmental requirements.
J. W. Tucker
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Immunostimulation and trained immunity in marine fish larvae
Fish and Shellfish Immunology, 2018&NA; Little is known about the strategies for immunization and immunostimulation in marine fish larvae; however, both strategies have the potential to improve survival during the first days of larval culture.
Rojo-Cebreros Ah
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The Problem of Marine Fish Culture
Transactions of the American Fisheries Society, 1923C. Breder
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The evolution and future of pond and marine fish culture in Hong Kong
Aquaculture, Economics and Management, 1999Lawrence W. C. Lai, K. Lam
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The environmental impact of marine fish culture: Towards a sustainable future
Marine Pollution Bulletin, 1995R S S Wu
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Fish and Shellfish Immunology, 2023
Streptococcosis is an important bacterial disease affects fresh, brackish and marine fish. The disease caused annual severe economic losses in Egyptian Mari-culture. S. iniae and L. garvieae usually the main causative agents isolated. The presented study
M. M. Hussein +3 more
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Streptococcosis is an important bacterial disease affects fresh, brackish and marine fish. The disease caused annual severe economic losses in Egyptian Mari-culture. S. iniae and L. garvieae usually the main causative agents isolated. The presented study
M. M. Hussein +3 more
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A Culture System for Marine Fish Larvae
Progressive Fish-Culturist, 1971Edward D. Houde, Andrew J. Ramsay
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Journal of the Fisheries Research Board of Canada, 1963
Cell proliferation of tissue explants of different organs from marine fish has been achieved in a nutrient solution composed of Medium 199 plus 10% human serum. Fin, spleen, heart, kidney, liver, gonad, brain, uterus, and thymus tissues have been cultured.
P. M. Townsley, H. G. Wight, M. A. Scott
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Cell proliferation of tissue explants of different organs from marine fish has been achieved in a nutrient solution composed of Medium 199 plus 10% human serum. Fin, spleen, heart, kidney, liver, gonad, brain, uterus, and thymus tissues have been cultured.
P. M. Townsley, H. G. Wight, M. A. Scott
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