2010
DOI: 10.2478/v10025-011-0006-4
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Fish biomass and species composition in the Malta Reservoir, Poland

Abstract: Abstract:In the Malta Reservoir a total of 16 fish species belonging to six families were recorded in 2008. In the Nordic multi-mesh gillnets 4528 fish belonging to 11 species, with the total weight of 149.5 kg, were caught. The total beach seine catch was 34348.9 kg, which in terms of the reservoir area of 64 ha amounted to biomass density 536.7 kg·ha -1 . Of 11 species caught with the beach seine roach (Rutilus rutilus) was the most abundant species (485031 fish, 7578 individuals·ha -1 ) with the highest sha… Show more

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“…Besides, compared to Wroclaw, they were conducted in agglomerations of distinctly poorer river systems , Stani 2005, Rechulicz 2008, Marsza! et al 2011 or within more limited areas -Poznań and Warsaw (Andrzejewski & Mastyński 2006, Wiśniewolski & Ligięza 2011. In recent years also the fish fauna of Olsztyn was studied, especially of the lakes situated within the city (Kapusta et al 2010, Boroń, Szlachciak 2011.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Besides, compared to Wroclaw, they were conducted in agglomerations of distinctly poorer river systems , Stani 2005, Rechulicz 2008, Marsza! et al 2011 or within more limited areas -Poznań and Warsaw (Andrzejewski & Mastyński 2006, Wiśniewolski & Ligięza 2011. In recent years also the fish fauna of Olsztyn was studied, especially of the lakes situated within the city (Kapusta et al 2010, Boroń, Szlachciak 2011.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Nevertheless, the CO2-modified RSW induced sensory alterations in the fish during frozen storage by increasing salt absorption and increasing rancidity (Ashie et al, 1996). Ice slurries, also known as flow ice, have been utilized more lately (Andrzejewski et al, 2010;Guzmán et al, 2021;Keys et al, 2018). Because of their greater heat exchange capacity, these water-ice systems may achieve temperatures below zero faster, protecting the fish from oxidation and dehydration.…”
Section: Coolingmentioning
confidence: 99%