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Productivity and environmental performance influenced by ion interactions and site-specific responses to nutrient imbalances in decoupled aquaponics
Decoupled aquaponics (DAPS) enables independent management of aquaculture and hydroponic subsystems and is increasingly considered a resource-efficient alternative to conventional hydroponics (HP). However, nutrient balancing under fixed electrical conductivity (EC) can be constrained by the ionic c
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