piscicultural (Meaning)
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piscicultural (a.)
Relating to pisciculture.
Synonyms & Antonyms of piscicultural
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piscicultural Sentence Examples
- The piscicultural industry focuses on the cultivation and management of fish for food and recreational purposes.
- The piscicultural facility employed advanced techniques to optimize fish growth and water quality.
- Researchers at the piscicultural center studied the reproductive biology of various fish species.
- The pisciculturalists carefully monitored water parameters to ensure the well-being and health of the fish.
- The piscicultural program aimed to increase fish production and reduce dependence on wild-caught stocks.
- The piscicultural techniques employed by the farm involved water filtration, aeration, and controlled feeding.
- Students gained hands-on experience in pisciculture through internships at a local hatchery.
- The piscicultural pond had a sustainable ecosystem, providing habitat for a variety of aquatic organisms.
- The piscicultural equipment included tanks, filters, and feeding systems designed for optimal fish growth.
- The pisciculturalist's knowledge and expertise contributed to the success of the aquaculture venture.
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Relating to pisciculture.
No synonyms found.
No antonyms found.
The piscicultural industry focuses on the cultivation and management of fish for food and recreational purposes.
The piscicultural facility employed advanced techniques to optimize fish growth and water quality.
Researchers at the piscicultural center studied the reproductive biology of various fish species.
The pisciculturalists carefully monitored water parameters to ensure the well-being and health of the fish.
