Giant clam farming in the South Pacific, past experience and future prospects, an Iclarm perspective

Location

AMERICAN SAMOA

Author(s)

M. Gervis

Publication Year:

1995

Publication Place

Nuku'alofa, Tonga

Physical Description:

8 pages

Call Number

VF 41020

Language

English

Record ID:

18511

Legacy PEIN ID:

58425

General Notes

Overview of the ICLARM farming cycle, The farming cycle, spawning methods, Land-based nursery, Outgrowing, Market opportunities

Subject Heading(s)

Aquaculture workshop on present and future of aquaculture research and development in the Pacific Island Countries

Environment - Protection - Samoa

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pacific

oceania

Location

AMERICAN SAMOA

Author(s)

M. Gervis

Publication Year:

1995

Publication Place

Nuku'alofa, Tonga

Physical Description:

8 pages

Call Number

VF 41020

Language

English

Record ID:

18511

Legacy PEIN ID:

58425

General Notes

Overview of the ICLARM farming cycle, The farming cycle, spawning methods, Land-based nursery, Outgrowing, Market opportunities

Record Created: 05-Oct-2000

Record Modified: 06-Nov-2025

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