aq·ua·pon·ics 
(ăk′wə-pŏnĭks, äk′wə-)
(ăk′wə-pŏnĭks, äk′wə-)n. (used with a sing. verb)
Cultivation of plants and fish in an integrated system in which wastewater from fish tanks is used to provide the nutrients for hydroponically grown plants, and the nutrient-free water produced by the plants is circulated back to the fish tanks.
[AQUA(CULTURE) + (HYDRO)PONICS.]
aq′ua·ponic adj.
aq′ua·poni·cal·ly adv.
- Richard Jenkins.
- Richard John
- Richard Jordan
- Richard Joseph
- Richard Milhous
- Richard Morris
- Richard Nathaniel
- Richard Neville.
- Richard Phillips
- Richard Purdy
- Richard Roe
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- Richardsonian
- Richardson's ground squirrel
- Richard Starkey.
- Richard Stoddert
- Richard von
- Richard Warren
- Richard Wayne Penniman.