Leonard Louis Lovshin Jr

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Produções bibliográficas

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis ; MATTHEWS, M . Intensive Culture of Bluegill Lepomis macrochirus in Earthen Ponds. Journal of the World Aquaculture Society , USA, v. 34, n.1, p. 106-112, 2003.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis ; CYRINO, J e . Status of Commercial Fresh Water Fish Culture in Brazil. World aquaculture , USA, v. 29, n.3, p. 23-39, 1998.

• KUBITZA, F ; LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis . Pond production of pellet-fed advanced juvenile and food-sized largemouth bass. Aquaculture , Netherlands, v. 149, p. 253-262, 1997.

• KUBITZA, F ; LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis . The use of freeze-dried krill to feed train largemouth bass ( Micropterus salmoides ) : feeds and training strategies.. Aquaculture , Netherlands, v. 148, p. 299-312, 1997.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis ; RODE, R A ; GOODMAN, R K . Comparison of Three Fish-Loading Systems to Harvest Food-size Channel Catfish.. Aquacultural engineering , USA, v. 10, p. 291-303, 1991.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis ; DASILVA, A B ; CARNEIROSOBRINHO, A ; MELO, F R . Effects of Oreochromis niloticus females on the growth and yield of male hybrids (O. niloticus female x O. hornorum male) cultured in earthen ponds.. Aquaculture , v. 88, p. 55-60, 1990.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis . Tilapia Culture in Brazil. In: World Aquaculture Society. (Org.). Tilapia Aquaculture in the Americas, Volume II. 1sted.USA: World Aquaculture society, 2000, v. 2, p. 133-140.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis . The Colossomids. In: Elsevier. (Org.). Production of Aquatic Animals: Fishes. 1sted.Amsterdam: Elsevier, 1995, v. C8, p. 153-159.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis . Tilapia Hybridization. In: International Center for Living Aquatic Resource Management. (Org.). The Biology and Culture of Tilapias.. 1sted.Manila: International Center for Living Aquatic Resource Management, 1982, v. , p. 279-308.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis . Critérios de Seleção para Cultivo de tilápia do Nilo e Tilápia Vermelha. In: 50º Simpósio Internacional de Cultivo de tilápias, 2000, Rio de Janeiro. Proceedings from the Fifth International Symposium on Tilapia Aquaculture, 2000. v. 1. p. 49-57.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis . Cultivo de Peixes de Água Doce na China, Israel e Estados Unidos: Modelos para Estabelecer a Indústria Brasileira de Cultivos de Peixes?. In: I Simpósio Sobre Manejo e Nutrição de Peixes, 1997, Piracicaba. Anais do I Simpósio Sobre Manejo e Nutrição de Peixes, 1995. p. 31-44.

• LOVSHIN JR, Leonard Louis . Cultivo de Tilápia: Uma Indústria Aqüícola Mundialmente em Expansão. In: I Simposio Sobre Manejo e Nutrição de Peixes, 1997, Piracicaba. Anais do I Simpósio Sobre Manejo e Nutrição de Peixes, 1995.

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Projetos de desenvolvimento

• 1981 - 1984

  Improved community nutrition through pond culture of fish associatied with animal husbandry and gardens, Descrição: During a 3-year period, I was team leader for the Auburn University/USAID technical assistance to the government of Panama. Principle duties were: (1) Assist the Panamanian government select and survey sites, design, build, and implement 22 rural, integrated, fish pond projects. Located in some of the most impoverished regions in Panama, the livestock, fish pond, garden pilot projects determined the economic, nutritional, and social benefits to participants over a 2-year period. (2) Assisted in the collection of production and economic data from the 22 pilot projects for analysis of project impact. (3) Assisted with the organization and implementation of the Department of Technological Transfer within the National Directorate of Aquaculture. The department developed training programs for government fisheries extension persons and fish farmers. Over 200 rural farmers from 70 communities as well as 30 government extension persons were trained. I actively participated in these training programs while in country and prepared Panamanians to carry on after my departure. (4) Assisted in the writing, photographing and design of a large quantity of written (promotional and technical pamphlets) and audio-visual (slides, video film, flannel boards) materials used by trainers and extension persons in their efforts to advance Panamanian aquaculture. . , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (0) / Especialização: (0) / Mestrado acadêmico: (0) / Mestrado profissional: (0) / Doutorado: (0) . , Integrantes: Leonard Louis Lovshin Jr - Coordenador / R Pretto - Integrante., Financiador(es): U.S. Agency For International Development - Auxílio financeiro / Government Of Panama - Cooperação.

• 1972 - 1978

  Improved fish production in the Northeast of Brazil through reservoir management and aquaculture, Descrição: During a 6.5-year period, I was project leader for the Brazil/Auburn University/USAID technical assistance aquaculture and fisheries development project. In this capacity I carried out the following: (1) Aided in the design and development of what is considered the outstanding tropical freshwater fish culture research institution in Latin America. The present installation contains 200 earthen and concrete ponds totaling 20 ha of water a 1,200 m2 laboratory, teaching complex, support installations such as warehouse, administration, food technology and net fabrication buildings, a housing complex for Brazilian biologists visiting specialists and students. The estimated cost of the completed research complex is $2,000,000 U.S. The Brazilian government consequently established a Latin American Fisheries Training Center at the research complex. (2) Assisted research scientists in the experimental design, literature search, and implementation of research in the areas of reservoir management, limnology, fishery technology, fish economics, fish diseases and fish nutrition. (3) Participated with Brazilian fish culture researchers in the planning and carrying out of 26 fish production experiments relating to: Demonstrating technical and economic feasibility of culturing the all-male tilapia hybrid produced by crossing the male Tilapia hornorum with female Tilapia nilotica. Over 10,000 kg/ha/yr of one pound fish have been produced using only vegetable protein in the form of agricultural by-products. The technology developed can be of use in most developing countries of the world. Screening 12 native fish species for culture potential. The research resulted in the first successful reproduction in the world of two species of fruit eating Amazon River fishes. Further experiments demonstrated that Tambaqui, Colossoma macropomum and Pirapitinga, Colossoma bidens have excellent culture potential. Initial experimental wo. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (0) / Especialização: (0) / Mestrado acadêmico: (0) / Mestrado profissional: (0) / Doutorado: (0) . , Integrantes: Leonard Louis Lovshin Jr - Coordenador / John W Jensen - Integrante / A B DaSilva - Integrante / A CarneiroSobrinho - Integrante., Financiador(es): United States Agency For International Development - Auxílio financeiro / Departamento Nacional de Obras Contra as Secas - Cooperação.

• 1981 - 1984

  Improved community nutrition through pond culture of fish associatied with animal husbandry and gardens, Descrição: During a 3-year period, I was team leader for the Auburn University/USAID technical assistance to the government of Panama. Principle duties were: (1) Assist the Panamanian government select and survey sites, design, build, and implement 22 rural, integrated, fish pond projects. Located in some of the most impoverished regions in Panama, the livestock, fish pond, garden pilot projects determined the economic, nutritional, and social benefits to participants over a 2-year period. (2) Assisted in the collection of production and economic data from the 22 pilot projects for analysis of project impact. (3) Assisted with the organization and implementation of the Department of Technological Transfer within the National Directorate of Aquaculture. The department developed training programs for government fisheries extension persons and fish farmers. Over 200 rural farmers from 70 communities as well as 30 government extension persons were trained. I actively participated in these training programs while in country and prepared Panamanians to carry on after my departure. (4) Assisted in the writing, photographing and design of a large quantity of written (promotional and technical pamphlets) and audio-visual (slides, video film, flannel boards) materials used by trainers and extension persons in their efforts to advance Panamanian aquaculture. . , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (0) / Especialização: (0) / Mestrado acadêmico: (0) / Mestrado profissional: (0) / Doutorado: (0) . , Integrantes: Leonard Louis Lovshin Jr - Coordenador / R Pretto - Integrante., Financiador(es): U.S. Agency For International Development - Auxílio financeiro / Government Of Panama - Cooperação.

• 1972 - 1978

  Improved fish production in the Northeast of Brazil through reservoir management and aquaculture, Descrição: During a 6.5-year period, I was project leader for the Brazil/Auburn University/USAID technical assistance aquaculture and fisheries development project. In this capacity I carried out the following: (1) Aided in the design and development of what is considered the outstanding tropical freshwater fish culture research institution in Latin America. The present installation contains 200 earthen and concrete ponds totaling 20 ha of water a 1,200 m2 laboratory, teaching complex, support installations such as warehouse, administration, food technology and net fabrication buildings, a housing complex for Brazilian biologists visiting specialists and students. The estimated cost of the completed research complex is $2,000,000 U.S. The Brazilian government consequently established a Latin American Fisheries Training Center at the research complex. (2) Assisted research scientists in the experimental design, literature search, and implementation of research in the areas of reservoir management, limnology, fishery technology, fish economics, fish diseases and fish nutrition. (3) Participated with Brazilian fish culture researchers in the planning and carrying out of 26 fish production experiments relating to: Demonstrating technical and economic feasibility of culturing the all-male tilapia hybrid produced by crossing the male Tilapia hornorum with female Tilapia nilotica. Over 10,000 kg/ha/yr of one pound fish have been produced using only vegetable protein in the form of agricultural by-products. The technology developed can be of use in most developing countries of the world. Screening 12 native fish species for culture potential. The research resulted in the first successful reproduction in the world of two species of fruit eating Amazon River fishes. Further experiments demonstrated that Tambaqui, Colossoma macropomum and Pirapitinga, Colossoma bidens have excellent culture potential. Initial experimental wo. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (0) / Especialização: (0) / Mestrado acadêmico: (0) / Mestrado profissional: (0) / Doutorado: (0) . , Integrantes: Leonard Louis Lovshin Jr - Coordenador / John W Jensen - Integrante / A B DaSilva - Integrante / A CarneiroSobrinho - Integrante., Financiador(es): United States Agency For International Development - Auxílio financeiro / Departamento Nacional de Obras Contra as Secas - Cooperação.

• 1981 - 1984

  Improved community nutrition through pond culture of fish associatied with animal husbandry and gardens, Descrição: During a 3-year period, I was team leader for the Auburn University/USAID technical assistance to the government of Panama. Principle duties were: (1) Assist the Panamanian government select and survey sites, design, build, and implement 22 rural, integrated, fish pond projects. Located in some of the most impoverished regions in Panama, the livestock, fish pond, garden pilot projects determined the economic, nutritional, and social benefits to participants over a 2-year period. (2) Assisted in the collection of production and economic data from the 22 pilot projects for analysis of project impact. (3) Assisted with the organization and implementation of the Department of Technological Transfer within the National Directorate of Aquaculture. The department developed training programs for government fisheries extension persons and fish farmers. Over 200 rural farmers from 70 communities as well as 30 government extension persons were trained. I actively participated in these training programs while in country and prepared Panamanians to carry on after my departure. (4) Assisted in the writing, photographing and design of a large quantity of written (promotional and technical pamphlets) and audio-visual (slides, video film, flannel boards) materials used by trainers and extension persons in their efforts to advance Panamanian aquaculture. . , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (0) / Especialização: (0) / Mestrado acadêmico: (0) / Mestrado profissional: (0) / Doutorado: (0) . , Integrantes: Leonard Louis Lovshin Jr - Coordenador / R Pretto - Integrante., Financiador(es): U.S. Agency For International Development - Auxílio financeiro / Government Of Panama - Cooperação.

• 1972 - 1978

  Improved fish production in the Northeast of Brazil through reservoir management and aquaculture, Descrição: During a 6.5-year period, I was project leader for the Brazil/Auburn University/USAID technical assistance aquaculture and fisheries development project. In this capacity I carried out the following: (1) Aided in the design and development of what is considered the outstanding tropical freshwater fish culture research institution in Latin America. The present installation contains 200 earthen and concrete ponds totaling 20 ha of water a 1,200 m2 laboratory, teaching complex, support installations such as warehouse, administration, food technology and net fabrication buildings, a housing complex for Brazilian biologists visiting specialists and students. The estimated cost of the completed research complex is $2,000,000 U.S. The Brazilian government consequently established a Latin American Fisheries Training Center at the research complex. (2) Assisted research scientists in the experimental design, literature search, and implementation of research in the areas of reservoir management, limnology, fishery technology, fish economics, fish diseases and fish nutrition. (3) Participated with Brazilian fish culture researchers in the planning and carrying out of 26 fish production experiments relating to: Demonstrating technical and economic feasibility of culturing the all-male tilapia hybrid produced by crossing the male Tilapia hornorum with female Tilapia nilotica. Over 10,000 kg/ha/yr of one pound fish have been produced using only vegetable protein in the form of agricultural by-products. The technology developed can be of use in most developing countries of the world. Screening 12 native fish species for culture potential. The research resulted in the first successful reproduction in the world of two species of fruit eating Amazon River fishes. Further experiments demonstrated that Tambaqui, Colossoma macropomum and Pirapitinga, Colossoma bidens have excellent culture potential. Initial experimental wo. , Situação: Concluído; Natureza: Desenvolvimento. , Alunos envolvidos: Graduação: (0) / Especialização: (0) / Mestrado acadêmico: (0) / Mestrado profissional: (0) / Doutorado: (0) . , Integrantes: Leonard Louis Lovshin Jr - Coordenador / John W Jensen - Integrante / A B DaSilva - Integrante / A CarneiroSobrinho - Integrante., Financiador(es): United States Agency For International Development - Auxílio financeiro / Departamento Nacional de Obras Contra as Secas - Cooperação.

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