Converse of object

• develop: This £ 2.34 million program is designed to develop aquaculture within Wales.

• include: In 1989 world fish production ( including aquaculture ) reached 100.3 million tons.

Adjective modifier

• open-ocean: The new open-ocean aquaculture being practiced off Hawaii seems replete with sci-fi promise.

• coastal: Emigration is occurring concurrently, tho not driving, expansion of unsustainable coastal aquaculture.

• marine: UK marine aquaculture is likely to remain dominated by salmon.

• intensive: Tropical shrimp are produced either by industrial trawling in the wild or by intensive aquaculture.

• sustainable: It is a type of low- input, sustainable aquaculture.

• industrial: Current methods of modern industrial shrimp aquaculture are in serious need of reform.

Modifies a noun

• pond: Many are attracted into the area by the nearby presence of aquaculture ponds, which are usually filled with shrimp or fish.

• industry: The point of the project is to ensure that the aquaculture industry in Wales is at the cutting edge.

• production: The quality of fish seed, or young fish, is a vital element for successful aquaculture production.

• specie: Unlike most aquaculture species the female crayfish incubates her eggs, conveniently.

• farming: The current answer to the overfishing problem is aquaculture fish farming.

• animal: Aquaculture animals must be transported such that the duration of the journey is as short as possible.

Noun used with modifier

• shrimp: Current methods of modern industrial shrimp aquaculture are in serious need of reform.

• freshwater: In freshwater aquaculture, the farms achieve a mean efficiency level of 83 % .

• salmon: Today, losses in the salmon aquaculture business in Scotland alone are estimated at several millions of pounds annually.

• world: World aquaculture is growing strongly to meet demand in response to declining fisheries.

• prawn: The main defect in prawn aquaculture lies within the pond's waters.

• cage: Cage aquaculture Research on cage aquaculture and poverty alleviation in Vietnam.