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Feed attractants in aquaculture - the chemical composition of aquacultured Ulva lacinulata (Chlorophyta)
For more than two decades, cultivation of the green seaweed Ulva lacinulata (Ulvales) has proven to be commercially viable and an integral part of the South African abalone aquaculture industry. This seaweed is not sold, but mainly used as feed for the abalone Haliotis midae (Lepetellida) and on som...
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Department of Biological Sciences
2025
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