Aquaculture from inland fish cultivation to wastewater treatment: a review
<p dir="ltr">The aquaculture industry is rapidly developing, generating a high amount of wastewater. Inland aquaculture effluents contain nutrients and other substances that can cause eutrophication and the emergence of resistive organisms if released into the environment. Hence, aqu...
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| Main Author: | Abdurahman Hafez Mohammed Kashem (17787551) (author) |
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| Other Authors: | Probir Das (14151690) (author), Alaa H. Hawari (14151681) (author), Sanjeet Mehariya (8737758) (author), Mahmoud Ibrahim Thaher (17787554) (author), Shoyeb Khan (17092909) (author), Mohamamed Abduquadir (17787557) (author), Hareb Al-Jabri (17092903) (author) |
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2023
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