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Shrimp and fish pond soils: processes and management

2003-04-01

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The pond bottom soil and the accumulated sediments are integral parts of ponds. Concentrations of nutrients, organic matter and microorganism density in the pond bottom are several orders of magnitude greater than in the water. The accumulation of organic sediments may limit pond intensification. The intensive organic matter degradation at the pond bottom and high sediment oxygen demand exceeds the oxygen renewal...

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Literature Corpus work: 603e8e06-0dec-5396-9404-4dbc581679d5
DOI: 10.1016/s0044-8486(02)00641-5

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