Application of Extracellular Enzyme Techniques to Studying the Role of Bacteria in the Ecology of Prawn Ponds and Diseases of Penaeus Monodon: Summary Report

Paul T. Smith

Application of Extracellular Enzyme Techniques to Studying the Role of Bacteria in the Ecology of Prawn Ponds and Diseases of Penaeus Monodon: Summary Report

Paul T. Smith

Western Sydney University

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Original language	English
Place of Publication	Deakin West, A.C.T
Publisher	Fisheries Research & Development Corporation and University of Western Sydney
Number of pages	168
ISBN (Print)	1741080363
Publication status	Published - 2003

Keywords

Australia
Penaeus monodon
enzymes
shrimp ecology

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