2009
DOI: 10.1016/j.aquaeng.2009.01.001
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Water quality and phytoplankton stability in response to application frequency of bioaugmentation agent in shrimp ponds

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“…Previous studies reported that supplementations of microbial products could result in either increase (de Paiva‐Maia et al . ) or decrease (Janeo, Corre & Sakata ; Lukwambe, Qiuqian, Wu, Zhang, Wang & Zheng ) of phytoplankton biomass. Cyanophyt a and Chlorophyta are generally dominant in phytoplankton communities in aquaculture systems (de Paiva‐Maia et al .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Previous studies reported that supplementations of microbial products could result in either increase (de Paiva‐Maia et al . ) or decrease (Janeo, Corre & Sakata ; Lukwambe, Qiuqian, Wu, Zhang, Wang & Zheng ) of phytoplankton biomass. Cyanophyt a and Chlorophyta are generally dominant in phytoplankton communities in aquaculture systems (de Paiva‐Maia et al .…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…The outcomes of exogenous bacteria in improving production performance and water quality of aquaculture practices are inconsistent. In some studies, microbial product supplementation resulted in the reduction of ammonia, nitrite, nitrate, total nitrogen and organic matter and the increase in survival and production of the farmed animals (Chen & Chen, ; Janeo, Corre & Sakata, ; Kuhn, Drahos, Marsh & Flick, ; Liang et al., ; Liu & Han, ; Nimrat, Suksawat, Boonthai & Vuthiphandchai, ; Shariff, Yusoff, Devaraja & Rao, ; Vovk, Bazaeva & Didenko, ; Wang & He, ; Wang, Xu & Xia, ; Wu et al., ; Zhang et al., , ; Zink, Benetti, Douillet, Margulies & Scholey, ; Zokaeifar et al., ). In the other studies, supplementation of microbial products did not significantly improve production performance and water quality of aquaculture practices (Boyd, Hollerman, Plumb & Saeed, ; Chiayvareesajja & Boyd, ; Li & Boyd, ,b; Lukwambe et al., ; McIntosh et al., ; de Paiva‐Maia, Alves‐Modesto, Otavio‐Brito, Olivera & Vasconcelos‐Gesteira, ; Queiroz & Boyd, ; Talpur, Ikhwanuddin, Abdullah & Bolong, ; Tang, Dai, Li, Qin & Wang, ; Zheng, Tang, Ren, & Wang, ; Zhou, Wang & Li, ).…”
Section: Introductionmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…Counts of total bacteria were negatively correlated with chl a ( P <0.01), suggesting that phytoplankton development can be inhibited in shrimp ponds of elevated bacterial concentrations. Janeo, Corre and Sakata (2009) reported that addition of bioaugmentation agent (containing strains of Nitrobacter and Bacillus , approx. 3 billions CFU g −1 ) into shrimp ponds can deplete the pond system with nutrients which could cause phytoplankton die‐offs.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%