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Algaculture

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 ==See Also==
 [[Plants]]
 [[In-vitro meat]]

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 ==See Also==
 [[Plants]]
 [[Nuclear food cycle]]
 [[Biological reactors]]
 [[category:Livestock & Aquaculture]]

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 ==See Also==
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 ==Integrated Aquaculture==
 The various forms of aquaculture may be integrated with each other, or even with [[aquatic plants|aquatic]] or [[hydroponics|hydroponic]] [[plants]]. Even herbivorous fish may be grown in tanks with plants and macroalgae, as long as they are separated by nets or screens.
 [[category:Livestock & Aquaculture]]

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 Single celled algae ([[microalgae]]) is grown in tanks of aerated (with [[carbon dioxide]]), nutrient rich water. [[waste biomass recycling|Waste biomass]] and wastewater can be used as a nutrient source, as long as they are free of toxic chemicals. When the algae has reached the desired population density, the water is filtered, and the algae removed for processing.
-[[Greenhouse|Greenhouses]] are a good location for microalgae, due to the abundant light.
+[[Greenhouse|Greenhouses]] or [[photobioreactor|photobioreactors]] are a good locations for microalgae, due to the abundant light and reasonable temperature ranges. [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chlorella_vulgaris ''Chlorella vulgaris''] and [https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Spirulina_(dietary_supplement) Spirulina (''Arthrospira platensis'', etc)] have been proposed as promising species to grow for food.
 ===Macroalgaculture===

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	The various forms of aquaculture may be integrated with each other, or even with [[aquatic plants\|aquatic]] or [[hydroponics\|hydroponic]] [[plants]]. Even herbivorous fish may be grown in tanks with plants and macroalgae, as long as they are separated by nets or screens.		The various forms of aquaculture may be integrated with each other, or even with [[aquatic plants\|aquatic]] or [[hydroponics\|hydroponic]] [[plants]]. Even herbivorous fish may be grown in tanks with plants and macroalgae, as long as they are separated by nets or screens.

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	The farming of aquatic organisms is called '''Aquaculture'''. [[Fish]] and [[algae]] farming could be beneficial to a [[settlement]]. Aquaculture is more resource intensive than plant-based agriculture, but is often more efficient than growing terrestrial [[animals]], especially as part of a [[wastewater]] and [[biomass]] recycling program.		The farming of aquatic organisms is called '''Aquaculture'''. [[Fish]] and [[algae]] farming could be beneficial to a [[settlement]]. Aquaculture is more resource intensive than plant-based agriculture, but is often more efficient than growing terrestrial [[animals]], especially as part of a [[wastewater]] and [[biomass]] recycling program.
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		+	[[Image:alga_and_bubbles.jpg\|thumb\|right\|200px\|Algae in algaculture with bubbles of oxygen]]

	==Fish Farming==		==Fish Farming==