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Fig. 9 Comparison of scoria and pumice on the removal efficiency of nutrients, sulfate and chromium.

The retention efficiency of nutrients increased with the up-regulation in feed consumption.

Moreover, other studies demonstrated removal efficiency of nutrients, nitrogen, phosphorus, BOD and total suspended solids (TSS) using constructed wetlands[21, 42].

In the dynamic experiment, the removal efficiency of nutrients by water hyacinth and water lettuce was better than that of Myriophyllum spicatum, when the water temperature was in the range of 14 20 °C.

The removal efficiency of nutrients and pollutants by CW and reed beds can be explained by the rhizosphere providing a large attachment area for both aerobic and anaerobic microorganisms[16, 17, 23, 25 28] and as well as dewatering capacity by evapotranspiration and mechanical impact of shoots, roots and rhizome growth[17, 22 24, 29].

Moreover, it is possible that dietary polyphenols exert beneficial effects in intermediary metabolism which could contribute to an increased efficiency of nutrients for animal growth.

The policy regarding nutrient loads is aimed at increasing the efficiency of nutrient uptake and reducing the costs of regulating nutrients.

The efficiency of nutrient utilization was best when LC was fed and increased with postponed harvesting time.

Biological techniques are promising approach to enhance the efficiency of nutrient use, reducing the environmental and financial costs of agricultural production.

For example, an open RCA could impact the uptake efficiency of nutrient such as phosphate, which accumulates preferentially in the topsoil.

Similar result was reported by Cabo et al. (2001), they concluded that pH drop gradient (VpH) enhanced nisin production (approximately fourfold), and increased the efficiency of nutrient consumption.