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極肥胖

Geneticsronments and survive. Genetic variation is important in channel catfish farming because the heritable component of variation can be exploited through breeding programs to improve commercially important traits.

軌道

Flatter

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02048-7 toxins or mold in the diet, expected level of performance, desired carcass composition, and environmental factors. In addition, the aquatic animal nutritionist is further constrained because fish live in an environment where dissolved substances, including excretory products, may affect nutrient requirements.

blight

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02048-7 to provide immediate increases in production. As the industry has matured and profit margins have decreased, the benefits of genetic improvement have become more obvious. Production efficiency cannot be optimized unless the biological potential of the fish is optimized.

連詞

Nutrition toxins or mold in the diet, expected level of performance, desired carcass composition, and environmental factors. In addition, the aquatic animal nutritionist is further constrained because fish live in an environment where dissolved substances, including excretory products, may affect nutrient requirements.

愛好

Charitable

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02048-7is exceeded and some of the initial responses may actually have deleterious consequences. The ultimate results of severe or prolonged stress include reduced growth, impaired immunity to infectious disease organisms, poor reproductive success, or death (Pickering 1981).

Obligatory

Environmental Requirementsis exceeded and some of the initial responses may actually have deleterious consequences. The ultimate results of severe or prolonged stress include reduced growth, impaired immunity to infectious disease organisms, poor reproductive success, or death (Pickering 1981).

incubus

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02048-7s book; however, a general description of the external and internal anatomy of the catfish is presented. For a more comprehensive treatment of the morphology of channel catfish, the reader is referred to the book . and . (Grizzle and Rogers 1976).

ADORE

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-662-02048-7 for space and nutrients of new recruits will reduce yield of marketable fish. Thus a reliable source of high-quality seed stock at an economical cost is essential to large-scale commercial fish culture.