Comparing environmental impacts of native and introduced freshwater prawn farming in Brazil and the influence of better effluent management using LCA

Comparing environmental impacts of native and introduced freshwater prawn farming in Brazil and the influence of better effluent management using LCA
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2015.03.006
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2015-07
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4.5
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Alexandre Augusto Oliveira Santos;J. Aubin;J. Aubin;M. Corson;M. Corson;W. Valenti;A. F. Camargo
Alexandre Augusto Oliveira Santos;J. Aubin;J. Aubin;M. Corson;M. Corson;W. Valenti;A. F. Camargo
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农林科学1区
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作者:
Alexandre Augusto Oliveira Santos;J. Aubin;J. Aubin;M. Corson;M. Corson;W. Valenti;A. F. Camargo

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