Systematic collection of Ulva and mariculture of Porphyra: biotechnology against eutrophication in the Venice lagoon
作者： V. Cuomo , J. Merrill , I. Palomba , A. Perretti
DOI: 10.1080/00207239308710821
关键词: Ecosystem 、 Mariculture 、 Eutrophication 、 Water pollution 、 Hypoxia (environmental) 、 Porphyra 、 Aquaculture 、 Fishery 、 Marine ecosystem 、 Environmental science
摘要: There is a widespread need for active intervention in eutrophicated marine ecosystems order to reduce the occurrence of green tides, hypoxia and other ill effects. A significant contribution such efforts can be made by harvesting natural biomasses using aquaculture techniques alter species composition target area. By cultivating with intrinsic economic value, large costs associated harvest removal undesirable reduced. This paper highlights efficiency Ulva system removing nutrients from water Venice Lagoon shows validity seaweeds as Porphyra species.
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