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AN INTENSIVE CULTURE SYSTEM FOR PENAEID SHRIMP

Proceedings of the annual meeting - World Mariculture Society, 1974
ABSTRACTA shrimp production module was constructed on a pilot scale at Corpus Christi, Texas and operated on a demonstration basis from 21 April through 10 November, 1973. The unit, consisting of three adjacent ponds of 0.05 ha (nursery), 0.1 ha (intermediate) and 0.2 ha (grow‐out) through which shrimp were rotated as they grew, provided a better ...
Jack C. Parker, Fred S. Conte, William S. MacGrath, Bruce W. Miller   +3 more
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Male and Female Reproduction in Penaeid Shrimps

2008
This chapter shows that the term “shrimp” is synonymous with “penaeid shrimp” and the new species names will be used even when referring to older literature. The importance of the gelatinous layer to captive breeding is greater than one may initially assume.
Shmulik Parnes, Shaul Raviv, Amir Sagi
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Breeding for disease resistance of Penaeid shrimps

Aquaculture, 2009
Abstract Diseases are a major constraint on the intensive production of shrimps. Conditions in production ponds favour disease development, and epidemics of several previously unreported diseases have occurred and caused severe losses. When elimination, eradication or cultural control is difficult, selective breeding for host resistance to the ...
James Cock, Thomas Gitterle, Marcela Salazar, Morten Rye   +3 more
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Apparent chitin digestibility in penaeid shrimp

Aquaculture, 1993
Abstract Apparent digestibility of chitin was investigated in three species of penaeid shrimp, Penaeus vannamei, P. setiferus and P. duorarum , fed diets containing three levels of chitin (1, 2 and 4%). Fecal analysis for N-acetyl-glucosamine (NAG) indicated higher chitin levels in the diet resulted in increased levels of NAG in the feces ...
D.J. Clark, A.L. Lawrence, D.H.D. Swakon
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[Research advances in behavioral ecology of penaeid shrimp II. Effects of environmental factors on behavior of penaeid shrimps].

Ying yong sheng tai xue bao = The journal of applied ecology, 2007
Animal has an extrinsic response to the changes of internal and external environments. To ensure the stabilization of internal environment, animal should adjust its behavior to conform the changes of external environmental factors. This paper reviewed the research advances at home and abroad on the effects of environmental factors on the behavior of ...
Peidong, Zhang, Xiumei, Zhang, Jian, Li
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EFFECTS OF POWER PLANTS ON PENAEID SHRIMP

1980
p. 261-308.
Williams, G.E., III., Strawn, K.
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EXPERIMENTAL REARING OF PENAEID SHRIMPS IN KUWAIT

Proceedings of the World Mariculture Society, 1979
ABSTRACTSince 1972 there has been a continuous research program at the Kuwait Institute for Scientific Research to develop techniques for rearing penaeid shrimps for restocking purposes and also for subsequent commercial cultivation to market size. During this period research has been concentrated on Penaeus semisulcatus, the major commercial species ...
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Biotechnology of Penaeid Shrimps

2021
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Functional anatomy of penaeid shrimp

2010
Gary G. Martin, Jo Ellen Hose
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Penaeid Shrimp Culture

1985
A. L. Lawrence, J. P. McVey, J. V. Huner
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