Shrimp: 1 problem, 4 solutions
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Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, Aquaculture Department (2002). Shrimp: 1 problem, 4 solutions. SEAFDEC Asian Aquaculture , 24(3), 1-2, 30. http://hdl.handle.net/10862/2706
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brackishwater environment 
; marine environment ; aquaculture ; aquaculture development ; aquaculture economics ; aquaculture enterprises ; aquaculturists ; brackishwater aquaculture ; disease control ; Disease detection; fish diseases ; marketing ; disease prophylaxis ; shrimp culture ; Penaeus monodon; Philippines
; marine environment ; aquaculture ; aquaculture development ; aquaculture economics ; aquaculture enterprises ; aquaculturists ; brackishwater aquaculture ; disease control ; Disease detection; fish diseases ; marketing ; disease prophylaxis ; shrimp culture ; Penaeus monodon; Philippines
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