Project
(funded project 1)
Description
The first Walleye Funded Project - Chaired by Bob Summerfelt
Objectives:
- To 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.
- Evaluate zooplankton seeding and clam shrimp control strategies for pond culture of walleye fingerlings.
- 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 |
$32,920 |
Frederick W. Goetz, Jr. (Notre Dame University) | 1 |
$323 |
Robert C. Summerfelt (Iowa State University) | 2 & 3 |
$81,426 |
Thomas G. Bell/Allan L. Trapp (Michigan State University) | 3 |
$13,198 |
Anne R. Kapuscinski (University of Minnesota) | 1 |
$9,844 |
Terrence B. Kayes/Jeffrey A. Malison (University of Wisconsin-Madison) | 1 |
$39,806 |
Total |
$177,517 |
Project Outline (212K pdf file)
Termination Report (121K pdf file)
Other Resources:
- Pond Culture of the Walleye Fingerlings (290K pdf file)
Project Number: 1
Duration:
05/01/1989 to 12/31/1991
Award Amount:
$177,517.00
Award Number:
89-38500-4319
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