Titlebook: Goods and Services of Marine Bivalves; Aad C. Smaal,Joao G. Ferreira,?ivind Strand Book‘‘‘‘‘‘‘‘ 2019 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The

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Bivalve Production in Chinaes), all suitable for bivalve culture. Due to the significant difference in climate, the distribution of bivalve species is obviously regional. The major culture methods in China are longline culture (major species oysters, scallops, mussels, etc.) and bottom culture (clams). In this paper, we will

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Production of Pearlster pearls accounted for 99.5%. Japan has been the world’s major marine pearl producer for over a century, and has developed advanced technology in pearl oyster culture and pearl production. In the past decade, the average annual value of marine cultured pearl production in Japan was 127 million USD

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Biotechnologies from Marine Bivalvesides, proteins and metabolites. Among them, the numerous families of antimicrobial peptides identified in the Mediterranean mussel likely contribute to its vigour and could assist with the identification of molecular scaffolds for innovative pharmaceuticals, nutraceuticals and constructs suitable fo

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Feedbacks from Filter Feeders: Review on the Role of Mussels in Cycling and Storage of Nutrients in n other coastal systems with medium- to rich nutrient conditions. It was found that despite differences in eco-physiological rates under nutrient-poor conditions (higher clearance, lower egestion, similar excretion and tissue storage rates), the proportion of nutrients regenerated was similar betwee

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Nutrient Extraction Through Bivalveslves for nutrient extraction may include a number of secondary effects on the ecosystem, such as filtration of particulate material. This leads to partial transformation of particulate-bound nutrients into dissolved nutrients via bivalve excretion or enhanced mineralization of faecal material. In th

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Regulating Services of Bivalve Molluscs in the Context of the Carbon Cycle and Implications for Ecosf matter from the ocean. Accordingly, this chapter describes the main processes that affect CO. cycling and discuss the role of non-harvested and harvested bivalves in the context of sequestering carbon. A budget for deep-fjord waters is presented as a case study.

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Habitat Modification and Coastal Protection by Ecosystem-Engineering Reef-Building Bivalveslbeing. Here we focus on two services, namely the regulating service coastal protection (coastal erosion prevention, shoreline stabilization) and the supporting habitat for species service (enhancement of biodiversity and diversification of the landscape). Due to their wave dampening effects, reef-b