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  1. Sustainable Shrimp Farming: New Solutions for a Growing Industry
  2. Optimizing Shrimp Farm Locations for Sustainable Production
  3. Adapting biofloc technology for aquaculture in Extreme salinity and temperature
  4. Probiotic Bacillus subtilis dose impacts shrimp survival and organ damage during Vibrio infection.
  5. Shrimp waste enzymes: smart capsules for better Tilapia digestion
  6. Biofloc Technology: Paving the Way for Sustainable & Circular Aquaculture
  7. Algal Polysaccharides: Smart Biomaterials for Medicine and Regeneration
  8. Marine Diatom polysaccharides: New Health Benefits & Biomedical Materials
  9. Optimizing Diets: Boost Blue Crab Larval Survival & Development
  10. Unlocking Biofouling: The Science for Sustainable Aquaculture
  11. Growing More Food, Wasting Less: The Evolution of Integrated Aquaculture
  12. Healthy Carbohydrates from Ocean Microalgae
  13. Bacterial communities in biofloc
  14. Recycling Water in Biofloc Systems Could Improve Tilapia Growth and Health
  15. Biofloc Technology: Transforming Shrimp Farming for a Sustainable Future
  16. Boosting Shrimp Farming: Friendly Bacteria for Cleaner Water and Healthier Growth
  17. Biofloc Power: Transforming Toxic Nitrogen for Sustainable Aquaculture
  18. Growing Better Shrimp: How Vegetable Substrates Boost Biofloc Performance
  19. Probiotics in Mature Biofloc: Do They Really Help Water Quality?
  20. Algae Co-Culture Boosts Shrimp Health and Immunity Against Major Diseases
  21. Probiotics in Shrimp Farms: How They Change Biofloc Bacteria
  22. Biofloc: A Smart Way to Grow Tilapia Fingerlings, Saving Water and Feed
  23. Sustainable Shrimp Farming: Tilapia Waste Feed & Biofloc Carbon Sources
  24. Unveiling Bacterial Communities in Aquaculture Biofilms: Keys to Better Farmed Seafood
  25. Evaluation of the probiotics use in commercial shrimp farms
  26. Boosting antioxidants: How light helps microalgae make healthful carbohydrates
  27. Shrimp Diets: Biofloc Maintains Nutrient Quality Even with Less Fishmeal
  28. Seaweed Meals Enhance Shrimp Growth, Digestion & Antioxidants
  29. Pollution of a biofloc culture system with a cyanobacterial strain
  30. Biotechnological potential of microbial biofloc
  31. Red Seaweed Extracts Show Promise Against Shrimp-Disease Bacteria
  32. Iron-Activated Gels from Marine Microalgae: New Sustainable Materials
  33. Seaweed Extracts: A Natural Way to Protect Shrimp from Vibriosis
  34. Microbes: The Next Big Food Source for Sustainable Aquaculture
  35. Sustainable Shrimp: Biofloc helps cut fishmeal and boosts digestion in low-salinity farms.
  36. Cleaner Shrimp Farming: A Model for Nitrogen Control in Integrated Shrimp-Seaweed Systems
  37. Effect of shrimp farm effluent on water and sediment quality parameters off the coast of Sonora, Mexico
  38. Enhancing Ecoefficiency in Shrimp Farming through Interconnected Ponds
  39. Use of alternative diets to culture tilapia in biofloc
  40. Bio-filtración, consumo de oxígeno y excreción amoniacal de Dosinia ponderosa y Chione gnidia (Veneroida: Veneridae), en áreas impactadas y no impactadas por efluentes de granjas camaroneras
  41. Aquaculture systems based on the use of beneficial microorganisms
  42. Filtration and clearance rates of Anadara grandis juveniles (Pelecypoda, Arcidae) with different temperatures and suspended matter concentrations
  43. Integrated culture of shrimp and macroalgae
  44. Combined effect of temperature and food concentration on the filtration and clarification rates and assimilation efficiency of Atrina tuberculosa Sowerby, 1835 (Mollusca: Bivalvia) under laboratory conditions
  45. Effluents of Shrimp Farms and Its Influence on the Coastal Ecosystems of Bahía de Kino, Mexico
  46. Effect of salinity on growth and chemical composition of the diatom Thalassiosira weissflogii at three culture phases
  47. Evaluation of the nutritional quality of Chaetoceros muelleri Schütt (Chaetocerotales: Chaetocerotaceae) and Isochrysis sp. (Isochrysidales: isochrysidaceae) grown outdoors for the larval development of Litopenaeus vannamei (Boone, 1931) (Decapoda: Pen...
  48. Studies on the bioremediation capacity of the adult black clam, Chione fluctifraga, of shrimp culture effluents
  49. Pacific Oyster, Crassostrea gigas, Cultured With Tilapia, Oreochromis mossambicus×Oreochromis niloticus in a Recirculation System