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- 1. PERMA- Aquaculture Ecological Food Web 弌丐亊 丕丐丕 从仂仍仂亞亳仆舒 舒仆亳亠仍仆舒 仄亠亢舒
- 2. The Sun
- 3. 油
- 4. Free Floating Plants 弌于仂弍仂亟仆仂 仗仍舒于舒亳 舒亠仆亳
- 5. Duckweed 仂亟仆舒 仍亠舒 Lemna
- 7. Water Hyacinth 仂亟亠仆 亰ﾐ斜英ﾐ Eichhornia
- 8. Water Fern 仂亟仆舒 仗舒仗舒 Azolla
- 9. Emergent Plants 亰仗仍于舒亳 舒亠仆亳
- 10. Cattail 舒仗 Typha
- 11. Rush 豫仆从 Juncus
- 13. Submergent Plants 仂仂仗亠仆亳 于仂亟仆亳 舒亠仆亳
- 15. Coontail 丐于亟亳 仂亞仂仗仂舒仆亞亳亠于亳 仄仂于亠 Ceratophyllum
- 16. Floating Leaved Plants 仍舒于舒亳 仍亳仆亳 舒亠仆亳
- 17. Water Lily 于仂亟仆舒 仍亳仍亳 Nymphaeaceae
- 18. Water Lotus 仍仂 Nelumbo
- 19. Terrestrial Garden 舒亰亠仄仆亳 舒亠仆亳
- 20. Gardens Grains and Greens 仆亠仆亳 亳 亰亠仍亠仆亳
- 21. Fruit Trees 仍仂亟仂于亳 亟于亠舒 Banana, Mango, Crabapple 舒仆舒仆亳, 仄舒仆亞仂
- 22. Algae 于仂亟仂舒仍亳
- 23. Algae Chlorophyta (亰亠仍亠仆亳 于仂亟仂舒仍亳)
- 24. Phytoplankton Diatoms, Cyanobacteria, Dinoflagalletes
- 25. Decay Death brings Life
- 26. Compost Aerobic decomposition of vegetation
- 27. Detritus ( 仆亠亢亳于亳 仂亞舒仆亳仆亳 舒亳亳) Decaying Organic Matter on Pond Bottom
- 28. Decomposers Nutrient Recyclers
- 29. Bacteria
- 30. Fungus
- 31. Benthic Invertebrates 仍弍仂从仂于仂亟仆亳 弍亠亰亞弍仆舒仆亳
- 32. Dragon Fly Larvae Hellgramite
- 34. Vermi-composting Red Wigglers, Tiger worms, African Nightcrawlers
- 35. Maggot Bucket ( 仍亳亳仆从舒 ) Larvae of Flies
- 36. Zooplankton Cladaceron, Copepod, Rotifer
- 37. Protozoa
- 38. Tilapia Fry
- 39. Tilapia Adults
- 40. Blue and Golden Tilapia
- 41. 油