Rearing fish larvae for extensive and semi-intensive aquaculture - the “natural” mesocosms system

Cunha, M. E.; Quental-Ferreira, H.; Boglione, C.; Palamara, E.; Gavaia, Paulo J.; Pousão-Ferreira, P.

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Rearing fish larvae for extensive and semi-intensive aquaculture - the “natural” mesocosms system

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 01 Jan 2010 Portugal English Publisher:European Aquaculture Society

Authors: Cunha, M. E.; Quental-Ferreira, H.; Boglione, C.; Palamara, E.; Gavaia, Paulo J.; Pousão-Ferreira, P.;

handle: 10400.1/4453

Rearing fish larvae for extensive and semi-intensive aquaculture - the “natural” mesocosms system

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Non-intensive aquaculture systems are rapidly generating interest due to increased awareness of consumers about environmental issues, including those associated with coastal areas; eutrophication as a result of intensive aquaculture production is seen as a problem, there is concern about animal welfare issues in fish rearing, and food safety is of course a major concern.

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