Role of Marine Algae in Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA)
- What is the contribution of aquatic agriculture? - It contributes 52% to the global food supply.
- What issues may arise from the expansion of aquatic agriculture? - Negative impacts on the biological enhancement of water and coasts.
- What is needed for sustainable development? - Integrated management and legislation.
- What is the objective of Integrated Multi-Trophic Aquaculture (IMTA)? - To reduce the environmental impact of aquatic agriculture and increase income from secondary species.
- What is the use of marine algae? - To balance nutrient flow and remove ammonia, phosphates, and nitrates from water.
- What is the benefit of the IMTA system? - It helps in cleaning ....
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