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Aquaculture

a method that passes intake water through a biofilter to favour slow-growing bacteria and lower opportunistic bacteria reaching marine fish larvae.

In aquaculture, microbially matured water refers to a method that passes intake water through a biofilter to favour slow-growing bacteria and lower opportunistic bacteria reaching marine fish larvae. This meaning comes from Skjermo (1997) in Aquaculture International.[1]

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Skjermo, J., Salvesen, I., Øie, G., Olsen, Y., & Vadstein, O. (1997). Microbially matured water: a technique for selection of a non-opportunistic bacterial flora in water that may improve performance of marine larvae. Aquaculture International, 5(1), 13-28. https://doi.org/10.1007/bf02764784

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