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Showing 1 to 5 of 5 for “"abalone effluent water"”.
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Microorganisms associated with ulva grown in abalone effluent water: implications for biosecurity
… production of high value goods such as abalone. Intensive aquaculture operations along the coastline release effluent water into the surrounding coastal waters, which has adverse impact on the environment. As a means to bioremediate abalone effluent, several commercial abalone farms in …
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Microbiome associated with Ulva lacinulata and seawater in an integrated abalone (Haliotis midae)–Ulva system with partial recirculation
Several commercial abalone farms in South Africa grow Ulva in D-ended raceways to bioremediate farm effluent water, allowing water to be recirculated back to the abalone, while Ulva is often used as a supplementary feed source. Despite Ulva's versatility in integrated multi-trophic aquaculture …
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Characterization of Ulva (Ulvaceae, Chlorophyta) species cultured in commercial abalone farms in South Africa, and comparison with closely related wild species, using morpho-anatomical and molecular methods
… in landbased paddle raceway systems receiving abalone effluent water. Cultured Ulva is mainly used as abalone feed and for bioremediation of farm effluent water. It is not sold but rather is used either as fresh feed or dried and incorporated into formulated feeds. The main commercial abalone …
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An investigation of some key physico-chemical water quality parameters of an Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA) system operating recirculation methodology in the Western Cape of South Africa
… for stock (primarily kelp in the case of abalone farms) and a desire to recirculate water whilst reducing the environmental footprint of the abalone farms. The growing prevalence of IMTA as a commercially viable activity has brought about a need for an expansion of the knowledge pool …
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Feed attractants in aquaculture - the chemical composition of aquacultured Ulva lacinulata (Chlorophyta)
… viable and an integral part of the South African abalone aquaculture industry. This seaweed is not sold, but mainly used as feed for the abalone Haliotis midae (Lepetellida) and on some farms for the bioremediation of abalone effluent water to enable partial recirculation in integrated …