Environmental problems of aquaculture in Asia and their solutions
- PMID: 1782420
- DOI: 10.20506/rst.10.3.576
Environmental problems of aquaculture in Asia and their solutions
Abstract
During the past decade aquaculture has expanded very rapidly in Asia. Extensive, semi-intensive and especially intensive systems are currently in use. These systems require careful management to avoid deterioration of the environment and mass mortality of cultured species. Taking shrimp culture as an example, the author discusses the major environmental factors which affect the health of aquatic species. Solutions to the various problems are also discussed.
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