Culture and propagation of sunfish and their hybrids
Culture and propagation of sunfish and their hybrids
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2005-01-01
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Morris, Joseph
Morris, Joseph
Mischke, Charles
Lane, Ryan
Morris, Joseph
Mischke, Charles
Lane, Ryan
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Abstract
The species commonly referred to as "sunfish" or "panfish" belong to the Centrarchidae family (Pflieger 1975). This family inhabits North America and is loosely divided among three groups: black bass Micropterus spp., sunfish Lepomis spp., and crappie Pomoxis spp. Although Centrarchidae includes several genera with culture potential, this chapter will focus on members of Lepomis; the term "sunfish" will be used hereafter.
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This proceeding was published as Morris, J. E., C. C. Mischke and R. L. Lane. 2005. Culture and propagation of sunfish and their hybrids. Pages 355-372 In A.M. Kelly and J. Silverstein, editors. Aquaculture in the 21st Century. American Fisheries Society, Symposium 46, Bethesda, Maryland. Posted with permission.