The biology, exploitation, and
mariculture of giant clams (Tridacnidae).
The growth of
mariculture in the coastal zones causes a lot of pressure over the fragile coastal environment, which supports various key economic and subsistence activities [2].
Mariculture areas were found in Station 1 which harbored less cyanobacteria (2 300 colonies/L).
Economic decision tools in
mariculture aim to assist farmers, potential investors, and decision makers (stakeholders) in understanding the economic requirements, costs and benefits, and risks involved in production.
Mariculture in the Maldives has been gaining importance slowly and has now reached the status of a national level project.
The adaptation of brown trout, which is considered as an alternative species to trout
mariculture, to saline water and survival rates within this adaptation process are compared with commonly produced rainbow trout.
Mariculture refers to aquaculture practiced in marine environments and in underwater habitats.
The World Aquaculture Society was founded in 1969 as the World
Mariculture Society.
Dr Hage Geingob, Minister of Trade and Industry, remarked that the NSI continues to strengthen the services that it provides to the fishing and
mariculture industry, the NSI has embarked on expanding its testing capacity to heavy metals, histamine and no-rovirus in fish and fishery products.
Mike McMaster, president of the
mariculture company, emphasized to us that many folks get their first taste of Florida fishing at the ponds, sparking a lifelong interest in recreational fishing.
Shellfish
mariculture in Drakes Estero, Point Reyes National Seashore, California.
Eker said Turkey has 1,965 km shoreline in the Black Sea, adding,"Turkey is the biggest shareholder making 80 percent of the total
mariculture in fishing in the Black Sea.
