THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF FISH FARMING - I.M. Sherman - 2011

1. THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF THE FORMATION AND UTILIZATION OF BIO-PRODUCTIVITY IN VARIOUS TYPES OF WATER BODIES

The biological production of Water bodies and the THEORETICAL FOUNDATIONS OF its formation are universal on a global scale. The primary production of the overwhelming majority of matter is driven by the vital activity of green plants. Through Photosynthesis, utilizing inorganic environmental components and chlorophyll pigments under METABOLISM/18.html">The Influence of solar insolation, they are capable of synthesizing organic matter. It is this primary organic matter that serves as the foundation for all life on planet Earth.

In various natural and artificial hydroecosystems, including transformed natural hydroecosystems intended for specific purposes—regardless of human activity, desires, or intervention—the foundation of the living component is represented by flora and fauna.

There are A number of conditions regarding plant species composition, Abundance, and biomass that directly affect the Qualitative and quantitative aspects of aquatic life of floristic origin. Nevertheless, green plants are the absolute dominant force in producing organic matter within hydroecosystems. The ability of green plants to generate organic mass from Inorganic Components is the result of prolonged phylogenesis spanning many geological epochs that successively changed across the globe, gradually creating the conditions for The Emergence of life and the evolution of flora on planet Earth.

Undoubtedly, the species composition, distribution patterns, and formation of flora in water bodies have been thoroughly researched today. Qualitative and quantitative characteristics of flora exist for various types of water bodies, serving as the theoretical framework for modern scientific views on the generation, formation, and utilization of aquatic bio-productivity.

At the same time, green plants are of paramount importance for life across various environments on a planetary scale, serving as the fundamental basis that ensures

the transformation of inorganic constituents into living organic biomass.



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