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March 29 – April 2, 2014
The
National Shellfisheries Association
held its 106th annual conference in Jacksonville, Florida. Research and extension faculty contributed presentations about their work pertaining to the Florida shellfish aquaculture industry.
Abstracts
Assessment of the Economic Impact to the Florida Economy Generated by the Commercial Hard Clam Industry
Genetics of Hatchery and Wild Clams: What can we learn from microsatellite loci?
Biomarkers for Thermal Tolerance in Clams: Results of Laboratory Challenges
A Status Report on Off-Bottom Oyster Farming in the US Southeast
Larval Settlement and Hatchery Culture of the Ponderous Ark Clam
Thermal Selection of Broodstock to Improve Hard Clam Production in Florida Waters
Assessing Effects of Hard Clam Farming Activities on Bottom Sediments using a Soils-based Approach
