pisciculture (Meaning)

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pisciculture (n.)

Fish culture. See under Fish.

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Pisciculture, the practice of fish breeding, is vital for the sustainable management of aquatic resources.
Aquaculture facilities dedicated to pisciculture use controlled environments to optimize fish growth and health.
Techniques employed in pisciculture include broodstock selection, spawning induction, and fry production.
The nutritional requirements of different fish species in pisciculture vary significantly, necessitating specialized feeding strategies.
Disease prevention is crucial in pisciculture, with measures such as vaccination and biosecurity protocols implemented.
Pisciculture plays a significant role in food security, providing a reliable source of protein for growing populations.
Sustainable practices in pisciculture aim to minimize environmental impact while maintaining fish health and productivity.
Advances in technology, such as recirculating aquaculture systems, have improved the efficiency and reduced the environmental footprint of pisciculture.
The economic viability of pisciculture depends on factors such as market demand, production costs, and the availability of resources.
Research in pisciculture focuses on genetic improvement, disease control, and developing alternative feed sources for sustainable operations.

Fish culture. See under Fish.

No synonyms found.

No antonyms found.

Pisciculture, the practice of fish breeding, is vital for the sustainable management of aquatic resources.

Aquaculture facilities dedicated to pisciculture use controlled environments to optimize fish growth and health.

Techniques employed in pisciculture include broodstock selection, spawning induction, and fry production.

The nutritional requirements of different fish species in pisciculture vary significantly, necessitating specialized feeding strategies.