RESTRICTED FI:PER/71/012/1 MAY 1975 PERU byINLAND FISHERY BIOLOGY AND FISH CULTURE A report prepared for the Inland Fishery Biology or Pish Culture Project R.R. Schulz Inland Fishery Biologist (Fish Culture) |
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Rome, 1975
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1.2.1 Existing Aquaculture Stations of Peru
1.2.2 Recommendations Regarding Trout Production
2.1 General Description of the Area
2.2 Projects Recommended - Research Station, Iquitos
2.2.1 Evaluation of Native Species
2.2.2 Diet Development (Amazon Species)
4. TRAINING OP FISHERIES PERSONNEL
5. ACCLIMATIZATION OP NEW SPECIES
Appendix 1 OUTLINE OF WORK PLAN FOR FISHERIES RESEARCH AND FISH FARMING STATION - IQUITOS AND TROUT FARMING STATIONS HUNCAYO