A breakthrough in striped bass breeding surfaced because of a happy accident at the Pamlico Aquaculture Field Laboratory.
After decades of research on breeding bass in captivity, Benjamin Reading and his team found a shortcut to producing up to 5 million larvae from a single spawning event with captive striped bass. What they learned has potential to streamline commercialization of the species.
Read the full story by Dave Shaw in the latest issue of Coastwatch Magazine.
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