Tilapia : biology, culture, and nutrition
By C. Lim, C. Webster. 2006
195 citations recorded by the source corpus.
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- C. Lawrence
- T. Welker
- Y. Avnimelech
- Malik Kochva
- C. Lim
- M. Emerenciano
Citations in the corpus
- The husbandry of zebrafish (Danio rerio): A review (2007, background): “When compared with other commonly cultured fish species, such as tilapia (e.g. Lim and Webster, 2006); channel catfish (e.g. Tucker and Robinson, 1990); and carp (e.g. Billard, 1995), published husbandry standards are wholly inadequate.”
- Bio-flocs technology application in over-wintering of tilapia (2009, background): “For intensive systems generally a protein feed is used, which contains 25–32% protein on a dry weight basis (Lim and Webster, 2006).”
- Use of Probiotics in Diets of Tilapia (2011, background): “They are presently cultured in virtually all types of production systems, in both fresh and salt water, and in tropical, subtropical and temperate climates [1].”