Evaluation of Aloe vera by-product against cereals in feeds for golden mullet (Liza aurata)

Quirós-Pozo, Raquel; Ventura-Castellano, Anais; Ramírez-Bolaños, Sara; Roo, Javier; Robaina, L.

doi:10.1016/j.aqrep.2021.100659

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“…Fish were fed a 3 mm diet produced in the pilot plant of products and processes at GIA-ECOAQUA facilities in Taliarte, Gran Canaria (Spain), following the formula described for Liza aurata juveniles by Quirós-Pozo et al [11] (Table 1), which adapted referenced levels of dietary protein and lipids for mullets [12][13][14]. The fish were fed at two different patterns that were established following the approximation described by Busti et al [15], considering the maximum amount of food accepted in a single meal as a reference for the fixed daily ration of feed given to the animals.…”

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Evaluation of the Effects of Two Different Feeding Frequencies on the Digestive Biochemistry of Two Mullet Species (Chelon labrosus and Liza aurata)

Quirós-Pozo

Moyano

Bainour

et al. 2023

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Mullets (Mugilidae) present significant potential for sustainable aquaculture diversification due to their eurythermal, euryhaline, and low-trophic nature. However, the physiological differences and optimal cultured conditions among the diverse mullet species are quite unknown. For these reasons, the present study aimed to address two main objectives: (1) to characterize the differences in digestive biochemistry, somatic indexes, and body composition between two mullet species (Liza aurata and Chelon labrosus); and (2) to evaluate the interactions of two different feeding frequencies (one against three meals per day) on the above-mentioned parameters, and also on the potential bioavailability of nutrients determined using in vitro assays. The results evidenced higher protease and amylase activities for Chelon labrosus than for Liza aurata, while the latter species presented a higher percentage of eviscerated weight and muscle lipids. Furthermore, the results from in vitro assays supported the higher enzyme activity of Chelon labrosus by an observed increase in the release of amino acids and reducing sugars measured for this species. Regarding feeding patterns, the results of the in vitro assays simulating enzyme: substrate (E:S) ratios corresponding to one or three meals per day point to a clear increase of nutrient bioavailability when the daily ration is split into several meals. The present results improve the physiological knowledge of mullet species and define criteria to develop better management protocols by producers.

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Evaluation of the Effects of Two Different Feeding Frequencies on the Digestive Biochemistry of Two Mullet Species (Chelon labrosus and Liza aurata)

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Moyano

Bainour

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Role of acemannan and pectic polysaccharides in saline-water stress tolerance of Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller) plant

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Miró,

Umaña

et al. 2024

International Journal of Biological Macromolecules

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Application of Herbal Dietary Supplements in Aquaculture – A Review

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Elboughdiri

Razafindralambo

et al. 2024

Annals of Animal Science

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Aquaculture is another mainly crucial food manufacturing division in the globe and it’s also economical importance in many countries. Disease outbreaks are mainly affected to decrease aquatic production, prior chemotherapeutics and antibiotics treatments are supportive to manage the infections. In this method, residues cause side effects on humans and aquatic animals. Researchers find out pro-pre-synbiotics methods used to enhance the feed quality and aquatic production. Herbal dietary feed supplementation development is eco-friendly, non-toxic, cost-effective, and easily handle for the preparation of feeds for aquatic animals in aquaculture. This review provides some information regarding herbal dietary feed supplements is assist to improve aquatic animals’ health and also getting better quality of aquatic feed in the aquatic sector. These review reports enlighten the way of upcoming investigations progress of novel applications in aquaculture.

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Evaluation of Aloe vera by-product against cereals in feeds for golden mullet (Liza aurata)

Cited by 4 publications

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Evaluation of the Effects of Two Different Feeding Frequencies on the Digestive Biochemistry of Two Mullet Species (Chelon labrosus and Liza aurata)

Evaluation of the Effects of Two Different Feeding Frequencies on the Digestive Biochemistry of Two Mullet Species (Chelon labrosus and Liza aurata)

Role of acemannan and pectic polysaccharides in saline-water stress tolerance of Aloe vera (Aloe barbadensis Miller) plant

Application of Herbal Dietary Supplements in Aquaculture – A Review

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