Keywords

Indian mariculture, marine finfish breeding India, cobia aquaculture India, silver pompano seed production, Indian pompano farming, orange spotted grouper culture, marine ornamental fish breeding, cage farming in India, sea cage aquaculture systems, recirculating aquaculture system RAS, integrated multi-trophic aquaculture IMTA, seaweed farming India, Kappaphycus alvarezii cultivation, live feed culture aquaculture, hatchery technology marine fish, marine aquaculture economics India, coastal pond fish farming, marine fisheries research CMFRI, sustainable aquaculture practices India, climate resilient aquaculture seaweed

Indian Mariculture Trends and Recent Advances

authored by: Ritesh Ranjan,K. K. Anikuttan,Ambarish P Gop,Sekar Megarajan,Johnson B,Shubhadeep Ghosh,Grinson George & A. Gopalakrishnan
ISBN: 9789372195699 | Binding: Hardback | Pages: 226 | Language: English | Copyright: 2026
Length: 22.9 mm | Breadth: 15.2 mm | Height: 1.550 mm | Imprint: NIPA | Weight: GMS
INR 1,995.00 INR 1,796.00
 
This book will be available from 09-Jul-2026

The book provides a comprehensive overview of Indian mariculture, highlighting its vast potential and current challenges. It details progress in captive breeding and seed production of key marine finfishes such as cobia, pompano, grouper, and Indian pompano, along with advancements in cage and coastal aquaculture systems. It also covers ornamental fish breeding, live feed culture, and market practices supporting sustainable trade. A major focus is placed on seaweed farming, its economic benefits, and role in climate change mitigation. The book integrates technologies like IMTA and RAS, while addressing policy, environmental sustainability, and future research needs for sectoral growth.

Chapter 1: Introduction

Chapter 2: Breeding and Seed Production of Commercially Important Marine Finfishes (Indian Pompano, Silver Pompano, Cobia and Grouper)

Chapter 3: Grow-out farming systems for prioritized marine finfish species

Chapter 4: Breeding and seed production of marine ornamental fishes

Chapter 5: Seaweed farming for food security, climate change adaptation and mitigation of poverty

 
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