Candidate species, other than shrimps for coastal aquaculture
K A Narasimham, Kripa
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K A Narasimham, Kripa
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Aquaculture is practised in three types of environments namely in freshwater, brackishwater and in the \nsea. The term 'Coastal aquaculture' is widely used to denote aquaculture in the coastal areas and comprises \nboth brackishwater farming and mariculture. It is either land-based or sea-based and the latter is pop'ularly \n.known as sea farming.
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Aquaculture is practised in three types of environments namely in freshwater, brackishwater and in the \nsea. The term 'Coastal aquaculture' is widely used to denote aquaculture in the coastal areas and comprises \nboth brackishwater farming and mariculture. It is either land-based or sea-based and the latter is pop'ularly \n.known as sea farming.
Key concepts: Aquaculture, Mariculture, Fishery, Agriculture, Geography, Fish <Actinopterygii>, Biology, Archaeology