Project
Description
Objectives:
- Compare the survival, growth and feed conversion of offspring from selected southern and northern stocks of yellow perch, at different life history stages and at different temperatures.
- Evaluate the survival, growth and feed conversion of yellow perch raised at various loadings or rearing densities in selected flow-through and pond culture systems.
- Improve the efficiency of using heat shock to induce triploidy in yellow perch, and compare survival and growth of diploid versus triploid perch raised to market size.
Participants:
| Principal Investigator/Institution | Objectives |
Funding |
|---|---|---|
| Paul B. Brown (Illinois Natural History Survey/Purdue) | 1 | $7,913 |
| James E. Seeb (S. Illinois U. -Carbondale) | 1 & 3 | $36,070 |
| Donald L. Garling (Michigan State) | 2 | $23,500 |
| Terrence B. Kayes/Jeffrey A. Malison (U. of Wisconsin-Madison) | 1-3 | $58,386 |
| Fred P. Binkowski (U. of Wisconsin - Milwaukee) | 1 | $36,811 |
|
Total |
$162,680 |
Project Number: 1
Duration:
05/01/1989 to 02/28/1993
Award Amount:
$162,680.00
Award Number:
88-3850-3885 and 89-38500-4319
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