Finfish aquaculture diversification   [online] / 
editors Nathalie R. Le François, Malcolm Jobling , Chris Carter, Pierre Blier 
 - Wallingford, UK ;  Cambridge, MA :  CABI,  2010 
 - 1 resursă online  xxi, 681 p.)  (il., h. ; 
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<br/><br/>Include referințe bibliografice. 
<br/><br/> Fish culture: achievements and challenges  Fish culture: the rearing environment  Fish culture: feeds and feeding  Farmed species and their characteristics  Considerations for the selection and commercialization of new or alternate species  A systematic market approach to species diversification: a French case study  The agribusiness approach  Quantitative approaches for identifying finfish species suited for sustainable and productive aquaculture  The sturgeons (family: Acipenseridae)  Milkfish (family: Chanidae)  The catfish (family: Ictaluridae)  The salmonids (family: Salmonidae)  The codfishes (family: Gadidae)  The snooks (family: Centropomidae)  The temperate basses (family: Moronidae)  Seabreams and porgies (family: Sparidae)  Tilapia (family: Cichlidae)  Drum-fish or croakers (family: Sciaenidae)  The wolffishes (family: Anarhichadidae)  The tunas (Family: Scombridae)  The flatfishes (Order: Pleuronectiformes)  Marketing new species  Diversification pays: economic perspectives on investment in diversified aquaculture  Offshore and recirculation technologies  Valorization of aquaculture by-products  Organic and ecolabelling  The future of aquaculture: insights from economic theory 
<br/><br/><label>ISBN: </label>9781845934941 (print) 9781845937522 
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