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Is there any research or literature that supports the following conjecture?

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Is there any research or literature that supports the following conjecture?

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“In a refugium, a reverse daylight photoperiod (RDP) macroalgae culture will remove nitrates at a faster rate per square inch of surface area than an unlit deep sand bed (DSB).” I want to research this because I am still deciding whether to build a RDP refugium with an upward current to suspend Chaetomorpha or an unlit refugium with baffles to support an oolitic DSB. To reduce maintenance, I do not want the refugium to house both macroalgae and a DSB. Re: RDP vs.

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