Funded Project #3 - Culture Technology of Walleye
(funded project 3)
Description
The third Walleye Funded Project - Chaired by Bob
Summerfelt
Objectives:
- Develop baseline information on the mechanisms
regulating the natural reproductive cycle of wild and
pond-held walleye by characterizing seasonal changes in
hormone titers and gonadal histology--Characterization of
the natural reproductive cycle.
- Develop an index to the abundance of clam shrimp eggs
(seed) in pond soil, describe effects of calm shrimp
abundance on the ecology of culture ponds (turbidity, algae
, zooplankton), and evaluate clam shrimp-zooplankton-fish
production interrelationships.
- Determine the etiology of non-inflation of the gas
bladder in intensively cultured walleye fry.
Participants:
| Principal
Investigator/Institution |
Objectives |
Funding
|
| Robert J. Sheehan/Bruce L. Tetzlaff (Southern
Illinois University-Carbondale) ] |
1 |
$16,950
|
| Robert C. Summerfelt (Iowa State
University) |
2 & 3 |
$48,332
|
| Thomas G. Bell/Allan L. Trapp (Michigan State
University) |
3 |
$7,444
|
| Anne R. Kapuscinski (University of
Minnesota) |
1 |
$7,999
|
| Jeffrey A. Malison (University of
Wisconsin-Madison) |
1 |
$28,498
|
|
Total
|
$109,223 |
Project Outline (236K pdf file)
Report (121K pdf file)
Project Number: 3
Duration: 9/1/91 - 5/31/93
Funding Level: $109,223
Grant Number: 91-38500-5900