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The contribution of aquaculture systems to global aquaculture production
Marc Verdegem
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, Alejandro H. Buschmann
, U. Win Latt
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Anne J. T. Dalsgaard
, Alessandro Lovatelli
*
Corresponding author for this work
National Institute of Aquatic Resources
Section for Aquaculture
Wageningen University & Research
Universidad de Los Lagos
Aqua Global Environs Co. Ltd.
Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations
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Aquaculture
100%
Aquaculture Production
100%
Aquaculture System
100%
Global Aquaculture
100%
Asia
40%
Europe
20%
Environmental Impact
20%
System Development
20%
Water Use
20%
Should Be Given
20%
Land Use
20%
Water Recycling
20%
Production Management
20%
Still Water
20%
Production Environment
20%
Marine Aquaculture
20%
Annual Production
20%
Africa
20%
Biosecurity
20%
Animal Production
20%
Reduced Water Consumption
20%
Improved Production
20%
Fed Aquaculture
20%
Nutrient Recycling
20%
Site Selection
20%
Extractive Species
20%
Nutrient Recovery
20%
Inland Aquaculture
20%
Climate Neutrality
20%
Sustainable Food Systems
20%
Oceania
20%
Terrestrial Animals
20%
Local Food Systems
20%
Global Food System
20%
Circular Food System
20%
Scaling Site
20%
Extractive Aquaculture
20%
Land-Based Systems
20%
Fed Species
20%
Nutrition-sensitive
20%
Agricultural and Biological Sciences
Aquaculture System
100%
Aquaculture
100%
Biosecurity
11%
Animal Production
11%
Mariculture
11%
Water Recycling
11%
Water Consumption
11%
Land Use
11%
Local Food System
11%