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GWIAZDA S., NOGUCHI A., KITAMURA S. and SAID K., 1983.
Effect
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plant
‘
proteins in cemplete diets for the tilapia.
Aquaculture, 27, 97—109.
JAFFA M.R., 1983.
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Ph.D Thesis, University of Aston, Birmingham, U.K.
î
JAN L., HSU Y—L and WU J—L., 1977.
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leaf protein
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44, 49-52.
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and SCOONBEE H.J., 1984.
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fish grown in
polyculture during late summer and autumn in fish ponds at the Umtata
‘
Dam Fish Centre.
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10,
15-35.
%
REINITZ G.,
1980.
Acceptability of animal fat in diets for rainbow trout
at
two
environmental
temperatures.
Prog. Fish Cult., 42, 219—222.
RIECHERT C.
and TREDE R., 1977.
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’
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water hyacinth by grass carp.
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J.F., 1976.
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581—584.
SCHROEDER G.L.
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Use
of
fluid cowshed manure
in
fishponds. Bamidgeh,
26, 84—96.
SHIREMAN J.W., COLLE D.E. and ROTTMANN R.W., 1977.
Intensive culture of
grass
carp
in circular
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Biol.
11, 267—272.
SHIREMAN J.W., COLLE D.E. and ROTTMANN R.W., 1978.
Growth of
grass
carp fed
natural
and prepared diets under intensive culture.
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12, 457—463.
SPATARU P., WOHLFARTH G.W. and HULATA G., 1983.
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on
the natural food
of
different fish species in intensive1y manured ponds.
Aquaculture,
35, 283—298°
TACON A.G., 1978.
The use of activated sludge single cell protein (ASCP)
derived from domestic sewage in trout
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In:
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Halver
and
T.
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Symposium on Finfish Nutrition and Fishfeed
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TACON A.G.
and
FERNS P.N., 1976.
Use of
activated sludge from domestic
sewage 1n trout diets.
Nutr. Rep. Iny., 13, 549—562.
VENKATESH B.
and SHETTY H.P.C., 1978.
Studies on the growth rate of graSS
carp
fed on two aquatic weeds and a terrestrial grass.
Aquaculture,
13, 45,53.
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88
A.J. MatÊy
‘
DABROWSKI
IK
and KOZAK B.,1978.
The use of
fish meal
and soyabean meal as
a
protein source in the diet of grass carp fry.
Aquaculture, 18,
107—114.
GWIAZDA S., NOGUCHI A., KITAMURA S. and SAID K., 1983.
Effect
of
chloregæc
acid removal
from leaf protein concentrate on fish feeding.
Agric.
Biol.
Chem.
47, 623—625.
HEPHER B.
and PRUGININ Y., 1981.
Commercial Fish Farming.
John Wiley and
Sons,
pp
1—262.
2
1
JACKSON A.J., CAPPER B.S.
and MATTY A.J., 1982.
Evaluation
of
some
plant
‘
proteins in cemplete diets for the tilapia.
Aquaculture, 27, 97—109.
JAFFA M.R., 1983.
The use of bakery waste as a nutritional source of fish.
Ph.D Thesis, University of Aston, Birmingham, U.K.
î
JAN L., HSU Y—L and WU J—L., 1977.
Nutritive values
of
leaf protein
concentrates
for
grass carp.
Bull.
Inst.
Zool.
Academic Sinica 16,
91—98.
1
KILAMBI
R.V.
and ROBISON W.R., 1979.
Effects
of
temperature and stocking
density on food consumption and growth of grass carp.
J.
Fish Biol.
g
15,
337—342.
5
OGINO C., COWEY C.B. and CHIOU J—Y., 1978.
Leaf protein concentrate as a
protein source in diets for carp and rainbow trout.
Bull. Jap. Soc.
Sci.
Fish.
44, 49-52.
PRINSLOO J.F.
and SCOONBEE H.J., 1984.
Observations
on
fish grown in
polyculture during late summer and autumn in fish ponds at the Umtata
‘
Dam Fish Centre.
Water S.A.
10,
15-35.
%
REINITZ G.,
1980.
Acceptability of animal fat in diets for rainbow trout
at
two
environmental
temperatures.
Prog. Fish Cult., 42, 219—222.
RIECHERT C.
and TREDE R., 1977.
Preliminary experiments on utilisation of
’
.
water hyacinth by grass carp.
Weed Res.
17, 357—360.
BOOK
J.F., 1976.
Novel Feeds
and Foods.
Chemistry and Industry, 17 July
581—584.
SCHROEDER G.L.
1974.
Use
of
fluid cowshed manure
in
fishponds. Bamidgeh,
26, 84—96.
SHIREMAN J.W., COLLE D.E. and ROTTMANN R.W., 1977.
Intensive culture of
grass
carp
in circular
tanks.
J.
Fish.
Biol.
11, 267—272.
SHIREMAN J.W., COLLE D.E. and ROTTMANN R.W., 1978.
Growth of
grass
carp fed
natural
and prepared diets under intensive culture.
J.
Fish.
Biol.
12, 457—463.
SPATARU P., WOHLFARTH G.W. and HULATA G., 1983.
Studies
on
the natural food
of
different fish species in intensive1y manured ponds.
Aquaculture,
35, 283—298°
TACON A.G., 1978.
The use of activated sludge single cell protein (ASCP)
derived from domestic sewage in trout
diets.
In:
J.E.
Halver
and
T.
T1ews
(Eds) Proc.
Int.
Symposium on Finfish Nutrition and Fishfeed
Technology.
Heemann, Berlin, 249—267.
TACON A.G.
and
FERNS P.N., 1976.
Use of
activated sludge from domestic
sewage 1n trout diets.
Nutr. Rep. Iny., 13, 549—562.
VENKATESH B.
and SHETTY H.P.C., 1978.
Studies on the growth rate of graSS
carp
fed on two aquatic weeds and a terrestrial grass.
Aquaculture,
13, 45,53.