IMPACT OF REUSED WATER FROM SUPERINTENSIVE, MINIMALEXCHANGE, BIOFLOC SYSTEMS ON THE PRODUCTION OF PACIFIC WHITE SHRIMP (L. vannamei) John W. Leffler*, Jeffrey F. Brunson, Deliah Arrington, Edward DuRant, Robert D. O’Qu - Robert John White - Document - PDFSEARCH.IO

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	IMPACT OF REUSED WATER FROM SUPERINTENSIVE, MINIMALEXCHANGE, BIOFLOC SYSTEMS ON THE PRODUCTION OF PACIFIC WHITE SHRIMP (L. vannamei) John W. Leffler*, Jeffrey F. Brunson, Deliah Arrington, Edward DuRant, Robert D. O’Qu Add to Reading List Document Date: 2013-02-26 15:10:23 Open Document File Size: 1.015,26 KB Share Result on Facebook Company Biofloc Shrimp Systems / / Facility IV Waddell Mariculture Center / / IndustryTerm food/nutrient recycling / / Organization US Federal Reserve / Waddell Mariculture Center South Carolina Department of Natural Resources Superintensive / / Person Edward DuRant / John W. Leffler / Jeffrey F. Brunson / / Product Is / / SocialTag Acid-base chemistry Alkalinity Chemical oceanography Nitrate Shrimp Serial dilution Chemistry Food and drink Decapods

IMPACT OF REUSED WATER FROM SUPERINTENSIVE, MINIMALEXCHANGE, BIOFLOC SYSTEMS ON THE PRODUCTION OF PACIFIC WHITE SHRIMP (L. vannamei) John W. Leffler*, Jeffrey F. Brunson, Deliah Arrington, Edward DuRant, Robert D. O’QuAdd to Reading List