Case studies of seven commercial seaweed resources.

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Abstract: 

Seven case studies are presented on commercial seaweed resources; five on wild crops, respectively Ascophyllum nodosum, Chondrus crispus, Gelidium, Laminaria longicruris and Macrocystis, are provided along with case studies of the farmed crops of Eucheuma and Laminaria japonica. Individually the cases range from descriptions of the wild crops and their management to the managed production of farmed crops including, in several examples, some information on economics and/or processing. These initial seven cases range from those emphaizing but one species from but one part of one country, to studies of a genus as it occurs commercially throughout the world.

Author(s): 
M. S. Doty
John F. Caddy
Bernabé Santelices
Link / Ref: 
World Cat
Attachment: 
PDF icon Case Studies of seven commercial seaweed resources.pdf
Article Source: 
FAO Fish Tech Pap (281): 311p
Category: 
Aquaculture methods
Economics
Processing methods