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Title: The development of rock lobster propagation techniques for aquaculture in Australia. FRDC Project no. 1999/315
Author: Crear, Bradley ; Hart, Piers ; Tasmanian Aquaculture & Fisheries Institute (TAFI) ; Fisheries Research and Development Corporation (Australia)
Citation: ACCNO:11656
Publisher: Technical report series ( Tasmanian Aquaculture and Fisheries Institute (TAFI)), no. 18, [17?]
Year: 2001
Series: FRDC project ; no.
Description: x, 146 p. : ill. ; 30 cm.
Subject: Jasus edwardsii. ; Rock lobsters. ; Tasmania. ; Australia. ; Lobster culture. ; FEED DEVELOPMENT ; DIET ; Mouth parts ; MOUTH MORPHOLOGY ; Digestive tract ; ARTEMIA ; Lipids ; Biochemical composition ; Chemical analysis. ; Temperature effects. ; Light effects ; Broodstock. ; Hormones ; Moulting ; Panulirus cygnus. ; Panulirus ornatus ; Panulirus versicolor ; Panulirus homarus
Notes: Location:Hillarys
ISBN/ISSN: 0724647643/1441-8487
Type: Journal Article
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