Sentence examples for cultivated fish from inspiring English sources

In limited quantities, meat is just fine, especially sustainably raised meat (and wild game), locally and ethically produced dairy and eggs, the remaining wild or decently cultivated fish.

The increased use of dietary plant oil supplementation combined with high dietary lipid loads challenges the lipid transport systems of cultivated fish species.

It can be concluded that rather health, welfare and performance of most cultivated fish species are the limiting factors for ozone dosage than nitrification performance of biofilters.

The role of cytochrome P450 enzymes in the xenobiotic metabolism and the potential use of designed diets, containing chemoprotectors, to contend against pollutant effects on cultivated fish are discussed.

It said cultivated fish and shellfish were both susceptible to climate change.

In many cultivated fish species, growth and feed utilization are inversely related to rearing density, and this is mainly attributed to social interactions such as competition for food and/or space that can negatively affect fish growth ([Canario et al. 1998]; [Irwin et al. 1999]).

Therefore, half of them were feminized by feeding a diet containing estradiol-17β for 5 months [ 29], and cultivated fishes were used as a dam; the remaining male fish were not treated.

Today, it is a quilt of green and gray square patches of paddy, cut by square ponds to cultivate fish and shrimp.

In 2004, he signed onto a Colombian government program – with Plan Colombia funds – that allowed him to save enough to uproot his coca and dig three artificial ponds on his farm to cultivate fish.

By then, Walsh hopes the former industrial monument will be teeming with sustainable food production - an outdoor forest of fruit trees, plants growing on the roof, and an aquaponics technology system that cultivates fish and plant-life in a semibiotic environment.

Expanded uses of water for cultivating fish and raising livestock can provide additional food sources for countries suffering from food shortages.