Species for the future catalogue: Public deliverable report D2.7

Pauline O'Donohoe; Catherine Waters; Joanne Casserly; Luis Poersch; Kati Michalek; Brett Macey; Marissa Brink-Hull; John Bolton; Nick Loubser; Tomas Chalde; Lisa Maire; Inmaculada Sánchez; Olaitan Olajuyigbe; I.K. Ayaobu-Cookey; M. Ajijo

doi:10.5281/zenodo.15865435

Species for the future catalogue: Public deliverable report D2.7

Pauline O'Donohoe
, Catherine Waters
, Joanne Casserly
, Luis Poersch
, Kati Michalek
, Brett Macey
, Marissa Brink-Hull
, John Bolton
, Nick Loubser
, Tomas Chalde
, Lisa Maire
, Inmaculada Sánchez
, Olaitan Olajuyigbe
, I.K. Ayaobu-Cookey
, M. Ajijo

SAMS UHI

Résultats de recherche: Commissioned report

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This catalogue describes the ASTRAL IMTA species of the future. These species have been trialled at the ASTRAL IMTA labs in Scotland, Ireland, Brazil and South Africa and have been identified as the optimal species to be cultivated within each type of system, based on their cultivation performance, resilience, profitability and sustainability. The system types include open water IMTA (Scotland and Ireland); land-based pump ashore IMTA with partial recirculation (South Africa) and recirculating aquaculture system (RAS) using biofloc IMTA (Brazil). The potential for IMTA in Argentina and Nigeria is also described.

langue originale	English
Editeur	European Commission
Nombre de pages	72
Les DOIs	https://doi.org/10.5281/zenodo.15865435
état	Published - 31 juil. 2024

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