10 experts recommended: Aquatic ecosystem as a bioreactor: Water purification and some other functions. 10Recommendations :https://5bio5.blogspot.com/2018/08/10_11.html

10 experts recommended: Aquatic ecosystem as a bioreactor: Water purification and some other functions. 

10Recommendations :https://5bio5.blogspot.com/2018/08/10_11.html

Md Osim Aquatar

•  2.86;  
• National Environmental Engineering Research Institute

Dlshad Ali Omer

•  7.57;  
• University of Sulaymaniyah

Nino Durglishvili

•  4.67  
• Ivane Javakhishvili Tbilisi State University

Syed Ismyl Mahmood Rizvi

•  5.37  
• Patna University

Alka Munjal

•  7.15  
• National Institute of Technology, Kurukshetra

Dickson Adom

•  31.87  
• Kwame Nkrumah University Of Science and Technology

Barbara Sawicka

•  90.27;  
• University of Life Sciences in Lublin

Dr.Hikmat Abdulkarim Almadhkhori

•  11.28; 
• Misan University

حذام جابر

• Wasit University

Mutasem Z. Bani-Fwaz

•  32.50; 
• King Khalid University

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Aquatic ecosystem as a bioreactor: Water purification and some other functions. https://www.researchgate.net/publication/8083617 ;

• January 2004;  
• Rivista di biologia 97(1):67-78;

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• • **Interesting comment was made to this article, in July 2018:
  • • Jul 31

      Yu Jixin

      added a comment
      Dear Dr Ostromouv, I do appreciate and agree this nice work. In deed, the researchers in my almamater, Instititute of Hydrobiology, Chinese Academy of Sciences, has also been trying this method to improve aquatic ecosystem health and water quality, and they have raised Non-traditional Biomanipulation, namely the use ofHypophthalmichthys molitrix, Aristichthys nobilis, and aquatic mollusc to feed phytoplankton, and this method has also been very useful in the largest urban lake in China, Donghu Lake. While just like Traditional Biomanipulation, Non-traditional Biomanipulation has been proved to show mixed results: H. molitrix and A. nobilis are known to be prefered to feed large phytoplankton, especially for cyanobacteria, but many sucessful (Smith, 1985, 1989; Starling and Rocha, 1990; Datta and Jana, 1998; Xie and Liu, 2001) or unsuccessful (Januszko, 1974; Opuszynski, 1979, Laws and Weisburd, 1990; Domaizon and Devaux, 1999; Radka and Kahl, 2002 ) stories have been reported. This make it very complicated and confused, and it is difficault to chose whether to use this method. Dased on your research, what is your opinion?

      The followed are the references:

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      2. Domaizon I, Devaux J. Experimental study of the impacts of silver carp on plankton communities of eutrophic Villerest reservoir (France). Aquatic Ecology, 1999, 33(2):193-204.

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      10. Xie P, Liu J. Practical Success of Biomanipulation using Filter-Feeding Fish to Control Cyanobacteria Blooms: A Synthesis of Decades of Research and Application in a Subtropical Hypereutrophic Lake. Scientific World Journal, 2014, 1:337.