CRSP AquaFish Phase I : CRSPs

Effects of Microcystis aeruginosa on survival of juvenile crayfish and immune response of adult crayfish (Procambarus clarkii)

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Date of Publication: 2011
Author(s): Yue Yaling; Liu Liping; Li Kang; Yan Jun; James S. Diana
Type of Document: Scholarly Article

Region: Asia
Topic: Food Security, Productivity

Clay flocculation counters microcystin pollution in China study

Abstract: Since typical water treatment processes are ineffective at removing toxic microcystins, techniques for eliminating microcystin-producing algae in water bodies have been developed. The most promising […]

Date of Publication: 11/12/2010
Author(s): Song Biyu; Yang Yi; James S. Diana
Type of Document: Scholarly Article

Region: Asia
Topic: Natural Resource Management

CRSP: AquaFish Phase I

Database: Publication

Cage design, placement affect water quality

Abstract: Farm cages should be sited where water quality is good and water velocity is adequate. The size, shape and position of cages should be selected […]

Date of Publication: 11/12/2010
Author(s): Claude E. Boyd
Type of Document: Scholarly Article

Region: Global
Topic: Natural Resource Management

CRSP: AquaFish Phase I

Database: Publication

de Vera, Bingo Vincent

Country of Origin: Philippines

Start Date: 2010/11/01
End Date: 2011/09/01
University: Central Luzon State University
Degree: BS

Region: Asia
Topic: Food Security, Productivity

CRSP: AquaFish Phase I

Database: Training

Jimenez, Maritess

Country of Origin: Philippines

Start Date: 2010/11/01
End Date: 2011/09/01
University: Central Luzon State University
Degree: MS

Region: Asia
Topic: Food Security, Productivity

CRSP: AquaFish Phase I

Database: Training

Manliclic, Adrian Dale

Country of Origin: Philippines

Start Date: 2010/11/01
End Date: 2011/09/01
University: Central Luzon State University
Degree: BS

Region: Asia
Topic: Food Security, Productivity

CRSP: AquaFish Phase I

Database: Training

Success Story: Putting Bacteria to Work for Tilapia Farmers

Tilapia is one of the most popular fish in developing country aquaculture. Tilapia are prolific breeders and tend to overpopulate ponds, leading to a stunting in […]