Publications by authors named "Emily Sol Garcia Martinez"
Article Synopsis
- Understanding the nutritional and metabolic physiology of aquatic organisms is crucial for improving aquaculture and ecological models, particularly examining how diet influences growth and metabolism in juvenile crayfish.
- In a study comparing two diets—one control and one enriched with multienzyme extract from red shrimp waste—researchers found that the hepatopancreas showed faster nutrient turnover rates than the pleon muscle, highlighting its key metabolic function.
- The results revealed that the diet containing the enzyme extract improved nutrient assimilation and growth, underscoring the need for further research to optimize these dietary strategies in aquaculture practices.
