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Title: Intensive cultivation of a calanoid copepod for live food in fish culture
Author: Rippingale, Robert J. ; Payne, M. F. ; Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (Australia)
Citation: ACCNO:11233
Publisher: Bentley, W.A. : Fisheries Research and Development Corporation Curtin University of Technology
Year: 2001
Series: FRDC project ; no.
Description: 62 p. : graphs, tables ; 30 cm.
Subject: COPEPODA ; Calanoida ; Food organisms ; Crustacean culture.
ISBN/ISSN: 1740670698
Type: Book
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