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Fish diseases in India, their causes and control measures - Winter school on recent advances in diagnosis and management of diseases in mariculture, 7th to 27th November 2002, Course Manual

Susmita Mukherjee

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In recent years intensive fish culture is being practiced in the brackishwater, coastal water and freshwater impoundments of India. Recent techniques of intensive and \nsuper intensive fish culture involve high rates of stocking and supplementary feeding which has substantially enhanced the incidence of diseases in fishes in our country

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In recent years intensive fish culture is being practiced in the brackishwater, coastal water and freshwater impoundments of India. Recent techniques of intensive and \nsuper intensive fish culture involve high rates of stocking and supplementary feeding which has substantially enhanced the incidence of diseases in fishes in our country

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In recent years intensive fish culture is being practiced in the brackishwater, coastal water and freshwater impoundments of India. Recent techniques of intensive and \nsuper intensive fish culture involve high rates of stocking and supplementary feeding which has substantially enhanced the incidence of diseases in fishes in our country

Key concepts: Stocking, Fishery, Mariculture, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Fish farming, Incidence (geometry), Aquaculture, Biology

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