Nitrite is both toxic and present in all closed aquaculture systems, so it is essential for aquaculture farmers to understand where it comes from and how to manage it.
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Nitrite is both toxic and present in all closed aquaculture systems, so it is essential for aquaculturists to understand where it comes from and how to manage it.
Shrimp farm in Thailand
In shrimp farming, nitrite has been shown to impair immune function and increase oxidative damage in animals, making them more susceptible to various pathogens. Most shrimp and
Nitrite is both toxic and present in all closed aquaculture systems, so it is essential for aquaculture farmers to understand where it comes from and how to manage it.
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