Simple Summary The ammonia content in aquaculture waterbodies can easily achieve a
relatively high level, largely due to the excretion of intensively farmed aquatic animals and …

Ammonia is a common pollutant in aquaculture system, and toxic to all aquatic animals.
However, different aquatic animals exhibit diverse physiological responses to high-level …

Ammonia is an important environmental pollutant and can induce serious damages to the
organs of aquatic animals, especially the intestine which is mostly exposed to external …

Ammonia is one of major pollutants in aquatic environment that induces severe stress and
toxicity to organisms in aquatic system. The intestine acts a major defense line that protects …

Ammonia is a common stressor in freshwater ecosystems and usually causes oxidative
damage to aquatic animals at high levels. The antioxidant defense system plays an …

Ammonia-N accumulation in the rice-crab co-culture system may have negative effects on
the health of juvenile Eriocheir sinensis. In this study, physiological, transcriptomic, and …

As one of the main toxic substances in aquaculture water, ammonia causes seriously
physiological harm to aquatic animals. In order to investigate the effects of ammonia …

Ammonia is both a highly toxic environmental pollutant and the major nitrogenous waste
produced by ammoniotelic teleosts. Although the acute toxic effects of ammonia have been …

Ammonia is a common environmental pollutant in aquatic ecosystem and is also a
significant concern in closed aquaculture systems. The threat of ammonia has been …

Ammonia is a common toxicant in aquatic systems and one of the key factors affecting
aquaculture. However, data on mollusks' toxic response and coping mechanisms to …