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Acidifiers in aquaculture prove beneficial
1 Jun 2006
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Acidifiers in aquaculture prove beneficial
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The use of organic acid salts or acid blends showed positive results in a wide variety of aquaculture species worldwide. In this article, Christian Lückstädt addresses how the use of acidifiers can be an efficient tool to achieve sustainable and economical production in modern aquaculture.
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Feed Mix, volume 14, no. 3, 2006
1 Jun 2006
last update:24 Feb 2011
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