2018
DOI: 10.1016/j.aquaculture.2018.05.029
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Modelling integrated multi-trophic aquaculture: Optimizing a three trophic level system

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“…Seaweed growth can be explained using a comparison between Carbon and Nitrogen (C/N ratio). The growth variously influenced by some environmental factors [4]. During the research, the biomass of G. verrucosa experienced increasing on the 10 th day.…”
Section: G Verrucosa Biomassmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…Seaweed growth can be explained using a comparison between Carbon and Nitrogen (C/N ratio). The growth variously influenced by some environmental factors [4]. During the research, the biomass of G. verrucosa experienced increasing on the 10 th day.…”
Section: G Verrucosa Biomassmentioning
confidence: 97%
“…IMTA dan RIMTA salah satu cara untuk memitigasi pelepasan limbah budidaya, mengurangi jejak ekologi (ecological footprint), diversifikasi nilai ekonomi dan meningkatkan keberterimaan sosial sistem budidaya ikan (Troell et al 2009), mengontrol biofouling (Sterling et al 2016) dan pengelolaan endapan (Shpigel et al 2016) di perairan lokasi budidaya, serta sebagai cara biomitigasi limbah budidaya dan mengurangi serangan penyakit (Granada et al 2018). Dengan model IMTA dan RIMTA, penerapan pendekatan remediasi berpotensi memberikan tambahan penerimaan (revenue) dari nilai hasil panen komoditas ekstraktif (Grosso et al 2021).…”
Section: Implementasi Imta Dan Rimta Pada Budidaya Lobsterunclassified
“…A viable strategy to reduce and reuse the discharge of nutrients from the Pacific white shrimp crop is by a polyculture practice through integrated multitrophic aquaculture (IMTA). IMTA can reduce the environmental impact of cultivated species since their wastes are re-utilized as input for another species (Chopin et al 2001, Ridler et al 2007, Estim 2015, Granada et al 2018. IMTA creates a balanced system that benefits environments as a result of processes such as bioremediation (Barrington et al 2009, FAO 2009) and combine economic viability (i.e.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%