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Ackefors, H. & Enell, M. (1990). Discharge of nutrients from Swedish fish farming to
adjacent sea aereas. Ambio, 19: p. 28-35.
Aleksander, H. & Anders,R .& Anders, J .& Dag,A . (2012). Incorporation of salmon fish
feed and feces components in mussels (Mytilus edulis): Implications for integrated multitrophic aquaculture in cool-temperate North Atlantic waters, 120p.
Andreas, S. & Muki, S. &Ingrid. & Arik, A. & Flower, E. & Msuyab. & Amir, N.
(2002). A semi-recirculating, integrated system for the culture of fish and seaweed.
Aquaculture 221, p. 167–181.
Aminot, A. & Kérouel, R. (2004). Hydrologie des écosystèmes marins : paramètres et
analyses.IFREMER, 336p.
Brezski, V. & Newkirk, G. (1997). Integrated coastal food production systems a review of
current litterature.Ocean and Coastal Management 34, p.55-71.
Billard, R. (2000). Le Traité de Fan Li (5ème Siècle av. JC) et la pisciculture en Chine. Il
pesce février 2000, p. 54-61.
Buschmann, A. & H, Mora. & Gómez. & P, Böttger. & Buitano. & Retamales,S. &
Vergara, P. & Gutierrez, A.(1994). Gracilaria chilensis outdoor tank cultivation in Chile:
use of land-based salmon culture effluents. Aquaculture. Eng. 13, P. 283–300.
CHEBIL, A. & CHOUBA, L. (2015). Pouvoir épurateur et de la Gracillaria sp et la
chlorophyte Ulva sp.dans les effluents piscicoles. Larhyss Journal, ISSN 1112-3680, n°21,
p. 75-85.
Chopin, T. & Buschmann, A. & Halling, A. & Troell, C. & Kautsky, M. & Neori, A.
& Kraemer, G. & Zertuche-Gonzalez, J. & Yarish, C. & Neefus, C. (2001). Integrating
seaweeds into aquaculture systems: a key towards sustainability. J. Phycol. 37, P. 975–986.
FAO. (2013). [en ligne]. Consulté le [29/10/2015]. Disponible sur le
web :
Fei, X. & Tseng, C. & Pang,K. & Lian, S. & Huang, R. & Chen, W. (
2002). Transplant of Gracilaria lemaneiformis by raft culture on the sea along fish cages in
southern China. Proc.World Aquaculture Society, April 23–27, 2002. World
AquacultureSoc, Baton Rouge, LA, USA, 219p.
Hailong, wu. (2014). Bioremediation using Gracilaria chouae co-cultured with Sparus
macrocephalus to manage the nitrogen and phosphorous balance in an IMTA system in
Xiangshan Bay, Marine Pollution Bulletin. elsevier. aquaculture, 136p.
Harlin, M. & Thome-Miller, B. & Thursby. (1978). Ammonium uptake by Gruciluria sp.
(Florideophyceae) and Ufuu krctrrca (Chlorophyceae) in closed system fish culture. In: Proc.
Int. Seaweed Symp.9. Science Press, Princeton, p. 285-292.
Huo, Z. & Xu, S. & Wang, N. & Zhang, S. & Zhang, Y. & Wu, W. & Chen, Y. & He,Q.
(2010). Bioremediation efficiencies of Gracilaria verrucosa cultivated in an enclosed sea
area of Hangzhou Bay, China. J. Appl. Phycol. 23, p. 173–182p.
Hussenot, J. & Shpigel, M. (2003). Marine land-based integrated aquaculture systems for
European countries and the EU innovation project "Genesis ". In: Chopin, T., Reinertsen, H.
(Ed.), Aquaculture Europe 2003: Beyond monoculture, Trondheim, Norway. European
Aquaculture Society, EAS Special Publication 33, p. 31-36.
IIRR. (2001). Utilizing Different Aquatic Resources for Livelihoods in Asia: a resource
book. Network of Aquaculture Centers in Asia-Pacific and International Center for Living
Aquatic Resources Management.416 p.