Biotecnologia Aplicada 1996 Volume 3 No. 1 Biotechnology and the induction of finfish-spawning Yonathan Zohar Code Number:BA96034 Size of Files: Text: 5K No associated graphics files The successful development and intensification of finfish aquaculture requires a reliable and predictable supply of eggs and juveniles. However, most commercially important marine fish either do not spawn, or spawn in an unpredictable manner when raised in captivity. This paper reviews our research and development efforts that led to the development of hormonal-based technologies to induce spawning in farmed fish. Directions for future research are also considered. Copyright 1996 Elfos Scientia
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The use of biotechnology in various aspects of human endeavour have obviously created a great impact...
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Aquaculture needs innovative biotechnological interventions to overcome challenges in terms of rapid...
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