Stickney R.R. Encyclopedia of aquaculture

John Wiley & Sons, 2000. — 1068 p.: illustrated.The Encyclopedia of Aquaculture will assist the many scientists, economists, sociologists, administrators, and politicians who are either directly involved in aquaculture itself or are concerned with resource use and environmental matters. The book will also be useful for those concerned with development and planning issues. In addition, this book provides information of relevance to those in the general public who consume aquaculture products, engage in recreational fisheries or keep aquariums, as well as those who belong to organizations concerned with animal welfare and environmental conservation.