Importancia de los procesos biogeoquímicos en la producción del camarón litopenaeus vannamei en piscinas con alta salinidad

Abstract

Shrimp production is a very important activity and from which the country obtains the most income, for this reason any investigation that serves to improve said production is justified, in this case the present bibliography review article aims to describe the importance of the biogoeochemical processes in the production of shrimp n (litopenaeus vannamei) in pools with high salinity, this information is very useful to know all the processes through which shrimp production passes, this process is divided into several cycles and in this article each of them will be addressed. Once the review of scientific articles, papers, theses, carried out by prestigious institutions and universities, placing emphasis on aquaculture studies, it was concluded that among the most important cycles of biogeochemical processes we have the water and oxygen cycle, These go hand in hand with the nitrogen that causes the development of crustaceans, although oxygen is vital for the subsistence of any living being, in this case the shrimp could not live with the same water throughout their development stage, their value optimal to keep them alive and their production is successful is from pH 7.5 to pH 9.0