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Russian scientists begin breeding the world’s most nutritional fish

A group of Russian scientists have delivered the first batch of Putorana char eggs to the Norilsk Hatchery in Siberia, making the first step towards establishing a breeding base for this fish. » Read More...

Nofima research uses selective breeding for enhanced growth in microalgae

Nofima scientists have found that selective breeding of microalgae can make them grow faster and increase their omega-3. To grow, algae require light, temperature and nutrients but growth is also affected by algae genes. Therefore, scientists tested whether it is possible to breed microalgae like farmed fish. » Read More...

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