1981
DOI: 10.1016/0044-8486(81)90176-9
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Mass cultivation of Daphnia magna Straus on ricebran

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“…Rice bran also serves as a direct food source for cladocera (De Pauw et al 1981 ), provides satisfactory and stable water quality, and reduces the incidence of filamentous algae ). In the present study, higher survival and significantly greater yields were obtained in ponds fertilized with RB than those in ponds fertilized with DS.…”
Section: Dzscussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rice bran also serves as a direct food source for cladocera (De Pauw et al 1981 ), provides satisfactory and stable water quality, and reduces the incidence of filamentous algae ). In the present study, higher survival and significantly greater yields were obtained in ponds fertilized with RB than those in ponds fertilized with DS.…”
Section: Dzscussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…This interest increased dramatically during the last two decades toward (1) the management and optimal use of natural systems for rearing aquatic organisms (Geiger, 1983), and (2) the use of various freshwater and marine planktonic organisms as food, their culture, automatic sampling, and nutritional quality (e.g. Barnabe, 1980;De Pauw et al, 1981;Kahan etal., 1981;Turk etal., 1982;Watanabe etal., 1983;Lubzens, 1987;Cruz & James, 1989;Villegas, 1990).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Rice bran was used as feed in both Daphnia and Artemia cultures (Sorgeloos et al, 1980;Depauw et al, 1981). Rice bran and cassava bran could directly be used as M. macrocopa feed, although they have to be proccessed into small particles suspension in order to fit the the mouth of M. macrocopa.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%