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Rcuan Tor poor dopion and nawdoptim of technologies
Fvtm conaolling tbc doption
I A suggested aateg~ for the introduction of an inmvat~on in phases
I S Strategies for hciliating adoption of envimnmenr enrichment
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IS.10 Technology rronrment lnd refinement in ~qwulture
15.11 Conclu*cn
16 Adnnrcr in fbh cnlhlrr for e~viror~rnenml rrsminabk bncklthaatcr
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16.1 Introduction
16.2 Resouus
16.3 Status of Coastal Aquacul~re
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Dirmiflution in the cowl qurul~re
Technolow development fa flsh cul~rr In cwul watm
16.6 Fnblems In Be Couml Aqwul~re
16.7 Future scope
16.8 Thmst area for future research
16 9 Conclusion
17 Bncklsbwater pond loll analpl~
I Collation of roil umplu
17.2 Soil mnion
17 3 Electrical conductlr 11)
17.4 Organic matter
17.5 Available ntmgen
17.6 Available phosphorus
17 7 A~aiiable potassium
17.8 Soil texture
18 Analytl of bncklrbwanr
18.1 Collection of water samples
18.2 pH
18.3 Alkalinit)
18.4 Turbidity
18.5 Transparency
18.6 Total xnlcable sol~ds
18.7 Total suspended solids Br total dissolved wilds
18 8 Salinity
18.9 D~srolved oxygen
18.10 Chemical oxygen demand
18.1 1 Biochemical oxygen demand
18.12 Ammonia
18.13 Nitrite
18.14 Nimte
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18.16 HuQKu
18.17 Hydropm sulphide
111.18 Residual chlorine
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