Article ID Journal Published Year Pages File Type
8494319 Aquaculture 2016 8 Pages PDF
Abstract
Knowledge of in vivo and in vitro storage of fish eggs can improve hatchery techniques as well as better broodstock management, which are the most important factors affecting synchronization of the artificial fertilisation and consequently the effectiveness of the entire operation. The duration of egg viability after ovulation and stripping has not yet been determined for the pike. A better understanding and refinement of egg storage methods are strongly desirable to maximize the efficacy of mass production in pike hatcheries.
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