Influence of farmed pearl oysters and associated biofouling communities on nutrient regeneration in lagoons of French Polynesia
Bivalve cultivation can significantly contribute to nutrient cycling in semi-enclosed ecosystems. We investigated the influence of suspended pearl oyster culture on nutrient regeneration in the water column of 3 oligotrophic lagoons in French Polynesia. The aim of this first study performed in a tro...
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Autores principales: | E Lacoste, Y Gueguen, G Le Moullac, MS Koua, N Gaertner-Mazouni |
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Inter-Research
2014
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Acceso en línea: | https://doaj.org/article/4cc3f728e4ce4b3c9ddeb620a9d08718 |
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