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Rebecca Lochmann

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

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Center Of Lonoke Agriculture

NoneRebecca Lochmann is currently serving as a Center Of Lonoke Agriculture faculty at University of Arkansas At Pine Bluff.

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University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

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aquaculture fish biology animal nutrition nutrition aquatic ecosystems physiology biology fisheries ecology animal physiology avian biology fish farming aquaculture systems metabolism marine biology lipids poultry science feed evaluation experimental nutrition fish immunology aquatic food system golden shiners immunology channel catfish animal science nutrient physiology food science fishery research food systems functional foods fishery science largemouth bass aquatic toxicology livestock science feed additives lipid nutrition veterinary medicine aquatic conservation feed utilization dietary therapy nutritional response aquacultural engineering tissue composition ictalurus punctatus practical diets menhaden fish oil dairy-yeast prebiotic ecotoxicology zoology freshwater biology aquatic organisms ecotoxicity food digestion probiotics marine ecology lipid analysis host response feed intake nutritive value food function dietary health animal studies red pacu alternative complement activity notemigonus crysoleucas juvenile golden shiner dietary lipid source juvenile golden shiners micropterus salmoides egg biochemical composition veterinary diagnostics ammonia cyanobacteria harmful microalgae chemical pollution hydrobiology

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Effects of Production Method (Flooded Media Bed or Floating Rafts) on Growth, Production, and Mineral Composition of Okra (Abelmoschus Esculentus) Grown in a Coupled Aquaponic System With Nile Tilapia (Oreochromis Niloticus). Sustainability (2026)

environmental engineeringmineral compositionaquaculture systemshydrobiologiawater qualityaquacultureaquatic ecosystemsenvironmental scienceaquacultural engineeringfisherieswater pollutionecologyflooded media bednile tilapia

Plasma and Tissue Transferrin and Ferritin, and Gene Expression of Ferritin, Transferrin, and Transferrin Receptors I and II in Channel Catfish Ictalurus Punctatus Fed Diets With Different Concentrations of Inorganic or Organic Iron. Journal of Fish Diseases (2024)

physiologygene expressionnutrient physiologytissue transferrinbioanalysisnutritional responsetransferrin receptorsanimal physiologynutrient bioavailabilitybioactive metalbiologyfunctional foodsfish immunologyanimal nutritionmetabolismbiochemistry

Digestibility of Conventional and Novel Dietary Lipids in Channel Catfish Ictalurus Punctatus. Animals (2023)

Andrew MainaRebecca LochmannSteven D. RawlesKurt Rosentrater

fish biologynovel dietary lipidslipidsanimal studiesanimal scienceanimal nutrition

Elevated Concentrations of Organic and Inorganic Forms of Iron in Plant-Based Diets for Channel Catfish Prevent Anemia but Damage Liver and Intestine, Respectively, Without Impacting Growth Performance. Fish Physiology and Biochemistry (2023)

physiologynutrient physiologyaquaculturefish biologynutrient bioavailabilityelevated concentrationsaquatic ecosystemsplant-based dietsanimal nutritionmetabolismdamage livernutritionhealth sciences

Effects of Different Feeding Regimes on Growth Rates and Fatty Acid Composition of Largemouth Bass Micropterus Nigricans at High Water Temperatures. Animals (2022)

James T. TuttleMatthew A. SmithLuke A. RoyMichele JonesRebecca LochmannAnita M. Kelly

animal studiesmarine biologyecologyhigh water temperaturesfatty acid compositionwildlife biologygrowth ratesmarine ecologyavian biologyanimal physiologybiologyaquatic ecosystemsbenthic ecologyanimal scienceanimal ecologyapplied ethologyphysiologyanimal behaviorevolutionary ecology

Dietary Replacement of Fishmeal With Commercial Protein Blends Designed for Aquafeeds in Hybrid Striped Bass (Morone Chrysops ♂× Morone Saxatilis ♀): Digestibility, Growth, Body Composition, and Nutrient Retention. Aquaculture Reports (2021)

commercial protein blendsaquaculture systemsaquaculturefish biologyaquatic food systempoultry sciencebiologyfisheriesfish farmingfood scienceanimal nutritiondietary replacementhybrid striped bassnutritionbiological engineering

Growth Parameters in Northern Largemouth Bass Micropterus Salmoides Salmoides Raised Near Their Upper Thermal Tolerance for 28 Days. Aquaculture Reports (2021)

Leticia E. FantiniMatthew A. SmithMichele JonesLuke A. RoyRebecca LochmannAnita M. Kelly

marine ecologyaquaculturefish biologygrowth parametersmarine biologyupper thermal toleranceecology

Growth, Nutrient Retention, Innate Immune Response, and Intestinal Morphology of Juvenile, Soy-NaïVe Hybrid Striped Bass, Morone Saxatilis X M. Chrysops Fed Commercial-Type, Soy-Based, Ideal Protein, Fish Meal Replacement Diets. Aquaculture (2020)

Yathish RamenaSteven D. RawlesRebecca LochmannT. Gibson GaylordMatthew E. McEntireBradley D. FarmerWes BaumgartnerCarl D. WebsterBenjamin H. BeckBartholomew W. GreenLouis M. Barnett

aquaculturefish biologyavian biologyintestinal morphologyideal proteingeneticsanimal nutritionsoy-naive hybridmarine biologycommercial fishingdevelopmental biologylivestock sciencenutrient retentionbiological engineering

Physio-Biochemical, Metabolic Nitrogen Excretion and Ion-Regulatory Assessment in Largemouth Bass (Micropterus Salmoides) Following Exposure to High Environmental Iron. Ecotoxicology and Environmental Safety (2020)

Nathan EgnewNilima RenukdasNicholas RomanoAnita M. KellyJayant LohakareWest M. BishopRebecca T. LochmannAmit Kumar Sinha

physiologyaquatic toxicologyenvironmental toxicologyecotoxicitymicropterus salmoidesmetabolic nitrogen excretionfish biologyenvironmental safetyanimal physiologyclimate changeenvironmental exposuresmarine biologylargemouth bassecotoxicologyecologyion-regulatory assessmentbiochemistryhigh environmental iron

An Environmentally Friendly Approach for Mitigating Cyanobacterial Bloom and Their Toxins in Hypereutrophic Ponds: Potentiality of a Newly Developed Granular Hydrogen Peroxide-Based Compound. The Science of The Total Environment (2018)

ecotoxicitywater qualityhydrobiologycyanobacteriaenvironmental sciencewater pollutionenvironmental toxicologyfriendly approachchemical pollutionclean waterhypereutrophic pondsaquatic toxicologywastewater treatmentenvironmental engineeringharmful microalgaeharmful algaeenvironmental microbiologycyanobacterial bloomwater treatmentenvironmental technologyecotoxicology

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Rebecca Lochmann

University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

Affiliations

Center Of Lonoke Agriculture

NoneRebecca Lochmann is currently serving as a Center Of Lonoke Agriculture faculty at University of Arkansas At Pine Bluff.

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University of Arkansas at Pine Bluff

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Notable Scholarly Works

Notable Federal Grants

Collaborators

Digestibility of Conventional and Novel Dietary Lipids in Channel Catfish Ictalurus Punctatus. Animals (2023)

Andrew MainaRebecca LochmannSteven D. RawlesKurt Rosentrater

fish biologynovel dietary lipidslipidsanimal studiesanimal scienceanimal nutrition

physiologynutrient physiologyaquaculturefish biologynutrient bioavailabilityelevated concentrationsaquatic ecosystemsplant-based dietsanimal nutritionmetabolismdamage livernutritionhealth sciences

Effects of Different Feeding Regimes on Growth Rates and Fatty Acid Composition of Largemouth Bass Micropterus Nigricans at High Water Temperatures. Animals (2022)

James T. TuttleMatthew A. SmithLuke A. RoyMichele JonesRebecca LochmannAnita M. Kelly

Growth Parameters in Northern Largemouth Bass Micropterus Salmoides Salmoides Raised Near Their Upper Thermal Tolerance for 28 Days. Aquaculture Reports (2021)

Leticia E. FantiniMatthew A. SmithMichele JonesLuke A. RoyRebecca LochmannAnita M. Kelly

marine ecologyaquaculturefish biologygrowth parametersmarine biologyupper thermal toleranceecology

Yathish RamenaSteven D. RawlesRebecca LochmannT. Gibson GaylordMatthew E. McEntireBradley D. FarmerWes BaumgartnerCarl D. WebsterBenjamin H. BeckBartholomew W. GreenLouis M. Barnett

Nathan EgnewNilima RenukdasNicholas RomanoAnita M. KellyJayant LohakareWest M. BishopRebecca T. LochmannAmit Kumar Sinha

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