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Growth and nutrient uptake of the seaweed Ulva ohnoi integrated in a Solea senegalensis recirculating system: influence of lighting, stocking density and CO2

Author: Oca, J.; Klimatis, N.; Pintado, J.; Cremades, J.; Jimenez, P.; Masaló, I.

Type of activity: Presentation of work at congresses
Name of edition: Aquaculture Europe: Food for thought
Date of publication: 2016
Presentation's date: 2016-09-22
Book of congress proceedings: Book of abstracts. Aquaculture '16. 20-23 2016 Edimburgh
First page: 714
Last page: 715

Repository: http://hdl.handle.net/2117/104157
Abstract: The integrated production of fish and seaweeds can improve the sustainability of the marine aquaculture industry. Seaweeds remove the nutrients dissolved in fish-farm effluents and can become a good source of proteins, carbohydrates and bioactive compounds of commercial interest
Citation: Oca, J., Klimatis, N., Pintado, J., Cremades, J., Jimenez, P., Masaló, I. Growth and nutrient uptake of the seaweed Ulva ohnoi integrated in a Solea senegalensis recirculating system: influence of lighting, stocking density and CO2. A: Aquaculture Europe. "Book of abstracts. Aquaculture '16. 20-23 2016 Edimburgh". Edinburgh: 2016, p. 714-715.
Keywords: Solea Senegalensis, Ulva ohnoi

Group of research: SPAq - Aquaculture Production Systems