Finding of hybrid African catfish “Clariobranchus” in the River Danube

Piria, Marina; Jelkić, Dinko; Gavrilović, Ana; Horváth, Ákos; Kovács, Balázs; Balogh, Réka E.; Špelić, Ivan; Radočaj, Tena; Vilizzi, Lorenzo; Ozimec, Siniša; Opačak, Anđelko

doi:10.25225/jvb.22008

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“…Thanks to its low price, it has a stable domestic market, and its calculated market value increased over the last decade. However, being a non-native invasive species, there are ecological concerns over escapees from culture units [26]. EU countries are important contributors to global sturgeon meat and caviar output, originating from aquaculture, but in recent years demand for these products was lower than the offer [27].…”

Section: Diversification and Emerging Speciesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Freshwater Aquaculture Development in EU and Latin-America: Insight on Production Trends and Resource Endowments

2022

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This paper provides a comparative overview of decadal changes in aquaculture production in the European Union (EU-27) and Latin America and the Caribbean (LAC). Contrary to other regions of the world, freshwater fish farming in these two territories is a marginal sub-segment of the aquaculture sector. Using an indicator-based approach, we track development tendencies in freshwater aquaculture, focusing on the main established and emerging species, diversification, and shifts in the mean trophic level of farmed animals. Geographical patterns in production trends are revealed in both regions. The study attempts to explain between-region and between-country differences in aquaculture growth by analyzing freshwater resource endowments at region-level and country-level, using total renewable water resources (TRWR) as an indicator of water-abundancy. Thermal optimum of main produced species is matched against climate conditions prevailing in main producer countries to provide further understanding of spatial heterogeneity in growth rates of aquaculture sector.

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Section: Diversification and Emerging Speciesmentioning

confidence: 99%