Histopathological studies of soft prawns.

Remesh, P R (1988) Histopathological studies of soft prawns. Masters thesis, Cochin University of Science and Technology.

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Abstract

Unconsciounable utilisation of the renewable marine resources like, marine animals which a re of high economic potential, by man, caused a subsequent gradual decrease in the production from feral populations.This rendered development of an alternative to augment the production through aquaculture of these animals in order to meet the ever increasing demand, A tremendous development has been noticed in the field of aquaculture which provided technical achievements for better management of husbandry systems. For aquaculture to be commercially feasible, the economic requirements that maximum number of the individual utilize minimum quantities of space and water, must be realized. This always has been accompanied by the appearance of a variety of debilitating and serious 'disease' problems. The term disease as used here, is defined as "a definite morbid process having a characteristic train of symptoms; it may affect the whole body or any of its part and the etiology, pathology and prognosis may be known or unknown". (Dorland's Medical Dictionary).

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