Developing genomic resources of the haku/warehenga (yellowtail kingfish, S.lalandi) to support Māori-led aquaculture. A seminar by Carla Finn *ONLINE*

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Date(s) - Fri 3 May
15:00


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Carla Finn (Victoria University of Wellington)
The aquaculture industry of Aotearoa relies heavily on the farming of three species, which includes only one finfish species (the non-indigenous king salmon). To enhance food security and better support local communities, The Smart Māori Aquaculture initiative has identified haku/warehenga as a high-potential indigenous finfish for aquaculture. However, genetic information for wild haku populations surrounding Aotearoa is limited; this project will develop new genomic resources for this species to support the aquaculture initiative.

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