Toward Systematic Breeding of Asian Sea Bass, Lates calcarifer (Bloch, 1790), in Malaysia: Status, Challenges and Prospects for Future Development

Asian sea bass, Lates calcarifer (Bloch, 1790), is one of the most farmed marine fish in Malaysia since the 1970 s and is predominantly cultured at present.Although it has been farmed for some time, there is no systematic breeding programme in place.Local hatcheries rely heavily on wild and imported broodstock.However, imported stocks do not guarantee improved quality and even increase the chances of introducing pathogens into the country.

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8AFF Largest Fisheries Gathering in Asia
01 Jun, 2008

Prepared by: Asian Fisheries Society Indian Branch

CEREMONIES
8AFF Inaugurated by DG ICAR
Valedictory Function

SYMPOSIA AND TECHNICAL SESSIONS

SYMPOSIA AND SPECIAL SESSIONS:
Special Symposium I: Gender and Fisheries: Solutions through Gender Research
Special Symposium II: Shrimp Aquaculture in Asia: Current Status and Future Prospects
Special Session: Fish Health

TECHNICAL SESSIONS:
Living Aquatic Resources: Capture Fisheries
Living Aquatic Resources: Management
Aquaculture Production and Management
Aquaculture Productivity Enhancement
Harvest and Post Harvest Technology, Value Addition: Fishing Technology
Harvest and Post Harvest Technology, Value Addition: Post Harvest Technology and Value Addition
Harvest and Post Harvest Technology, Value Addition: Food Safety and Quality Assurance
Economics and Marketing
Exports, Trade and Globalization
Valuing Aquatic Biodiversity: Conservation, Use and Human Nutrition
Environment, Pollution, Impacts
Biotechnology: Genetics and Molecular Biology
Biotechnology: Applied Biotechnology
Biotechnology: Nutrition
Fisheries and Society
Socio-Economics and Livelihoods
Fisheries Education
Human Resources
Policy and Governance

Disclaimer: The view expressed in the technical session papers summarized here are those of the authors and do not necessarily represent the view of the Asian Fisheries Society.