Aquaculture Feeds Can Be Outlaws for Eutrophication When Hidden in Rice Fields? A Case Study in Qianjiang, China
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water eutrophication; environmental governance; integrated agriculture–aquaculture systems; crayfish and rice integrated system;All these keywords.
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