2019
DOI: 10.33936/at.v1i1.2149
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Hanging culture of juveniles of the winged oyster Pteria sterna in two baskets of different design

Abstract: The aim of this study was to determine the growth and survival of juveniles of the winged oyster Pteria sterna, culture in two types of baskets manufactured with local materials. These were ‘one floor baskets’ (OFB) and ‘three floor baskets’ (TFB), hung from two ‘long lines’ in two study sites, Ayangue and Palmar, Province of Santa Elena, Ecuador, over a five months experimental culture period. Environmental variables monitored included total particulate matter and its organic and phytoplanktonic fraction (chl… Show more

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“…Given this activity and knowledge of the species, adaptations in production have been developed in Ecuador and Peru, where the cultivation of the species is visualized with a duality of production (meat and pearls). Several studies on the cultivation and production of pearls have been developed, particularly for mabé pearls (Lodeiros et al 2018, Freites et al 2019, Freites et al 2020, Rojas-Hurtado et al 2021, Jara et al 2022, Jara et al 2023). These studies have, however, all been developed in the sea, and no study has been carried out in estuarine waters to estimate the feasibility of pearl production.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Given this activity and knowledge of the species, adaptations in production have been developed in Ecuador and Peru, where the cultivation of the species is visualized with a duality of production (meat and pearls). Several studies on the cultivation and production of pearls have been developed, particularly for mabé pearls (Lodeiros et al 2018, Freites et al 2019, Freites et al 2020, Rojas-Hurtado et al 2021, Jara et al 2022, Jara et al 2023). These studies have, however, all been developed in the sea, and no study has been carried out in estuarine waters to estimate the feasibility of pearl production.…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%