This book focuses on the global scenario of shrimp farming, shrimp culture practices, shrimp biology, taxonomy, and major disease challenges along with disease diagnostics in shrimp farming. It covers all the recent advancements in shrimp culture technology and serves as a comprehensive guide for all the stakeholders associated with the shrimp industry, including academicians, students, research laboratories, shrimp culturists, and institutional libraries. This book discusses major disease challenges, disease diagnostics, value addition, quality control, industry scenario, marketing, and processing. The book chapters are elucidated with pictorial representations and self-explanatory flow charts. Individual chapters devoted to shrimp pathology, major disease challenges, pathogen isolation techniques, and diagnostic methods are important parts of the book.
This book is of interest to aquaculture practitioners, academicians, students, and researchers directly or indirectly involved in shrimp culture.
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Chapter 1_Global Scenario of Shrimp Industry-Present Status and
Future Prospects.
Chapter 2_Taxonomy, Biology and Anatomy of White leg
shrimp, Penaeus vannamei.
Chapter 3_Shrimp Farming in Salt-Affected Degraded
Lands in the North-Western Inland States of India - A Lucrative Savior to be
Saved.
Chapter 4_Genetics of Whiteleg Vannamei shrimp.
Chapter 5_Breeding
and Seed Production of Shrimp under Captive Conditions.
Chapter 6_Principles
and Practices of Shrimp culture- Pre-stocking, Stocking and Post-Stocking
Management Practices.
Chapter 7_Diversification and Alternatives to Vannamei
Shrimp: Road Ahead.
Chapter 8_Recent Advances on Responsible Use of
Probiotics in Shrimp Culture.
Chapter 9_Recent advances in shrimp disease
diagnosis.
Chapter 10_Strategies for Control of AMR Pathogens in Shrimp
Farming - One Health Approach.
Chapter 11_Status and management of viral
diseases in shrimp farming.
Chapter 12_An Overview of Enterocytozoon
Hepatopenaei (EHP) Infection in Shrimp.
Chapter 13_Development and health
management of penaeid shrimp broodstocks.
Chapter 14_Immunity and Immunity
Orchestration in Shrimp.
Chapter 15_Status and Management of Bacterial
Diseases in Shrimp Farming.
Chapter 16_Biosecurity and its role in the
prevention of shrimp diseases.
Chapter 17_Quality Control of Shrimp under
Refrigerated Storage.
Chapter 18_Recent Advances in Shrimp Nutrition and the
Nutritional Significance of Shrimp to Human Health.
Chapter 19_Feeds and
Feeding strategies towards a Sustainable Shrimp Crop.
Chapter 20_Quality
Deterioration of Shrimp Associated with Microbial Spoilage.
Chapter
21_Utilization of Shrimp Processing Waste: Value added products and
applications.
Chapter 22_Quality deterioration of shrimp during postharvest
handling and cold storage: Causes and prevention.
Chapter
23_Regulatory Framework for Shrimp Culture and Handling - A Global
Perspective.
Dr. Prabjeet Singh currently serves as the Deputy Director (Training) and Senior Scientist, heading the Farm Science Centre-Tarn Taran at Guru Angad Dev Veterinary and Animal Sciences University in Ludhiana, Punjab, India. Before this, he served as an Assistant Professor in Fisheries Resource Management at the College of Fisheries, GADVASU. He earned his Ph.D. in fisheries resource management from G.B. Pant University of Agriculture and Technology, Pant Nagar. Dr. Singh further advanced his expertise through a post-doctoral training at the International Centre of Excellence in Seafood Science and Innovation, Prince of Songkla University, Thailand. His research specializes in inland saline shrimp culture, fish population dynamics, and stock assessment. With over 56 high-impact peer-reviewed research articles, numerous book chapters, and popular articles to his name, Dr. Singh is a respected reviewer and editorial board member for top journals.
Prof. Dr. Soottawat Benjakul is currently working as a professor at the Faculty of Agro-Industry, Prince of Songkla University (PSU), Hat Yai, Thailand. He is the Director of the International Center of Excellence in Seafood Science and Innovation (ICE-SSI). He received his Ph.D. in food science and technology from Oregon State University, USA. His research focuses on improving seafood quality, particularly through non-thermal processes and natural additives for shelf-life extension, and on valorizing fish processing byproducts into value-added products like functional ingredients and nutraceuticals. With over 1,104 publications and an H-index of 105, his work has garnered more than 47,370 citations. Prof. Benjakul has received numerous national and international research grants and prestigious awards, including recognition as one of the top 1% of researchers in Agricultural Sciences by Clarivate Analytics for eight consecutive years.
Dr. Anuj Tyagi is currently working as an associate professor and Head at Department of Aquatic Animal Health Management, College of Fisheries, Rani Lakshmi Bai Central Agricultural University, Jhansi, Uttar Pradesh, India. Dr. Tyagi also has biotech industry experience of 5 years in genomics, high-throughput screening and assay technologies. His current area of research interest is fish health management. He has been using classic microbiology, molecular biology, genomics and metagenomics approaches to investigate microbial diversity, potential pathogens and antimicrobial resistance (AMR) in diverse aquatic environments. He is also focused on phage therapy and quorum-quenching probiotics for pathogen and AMR control in aquaculture. Dr. Tyagi has published 57 research papers in peer-reviewed national and international Journals and 25+ research/technical articles including book chapters, manuals and bulletins.
Dr. Avtar Singh is a researcher at the International Center of Excellence in Seafood Science and Innovation, Faculty of Agro-Industry, Prince of Songkla University, Hat Yai, Thailand. His research interests encompass seafood chemistry and biochemistry, food processing, muscle protein, enzymes, and their inhibitors. Dr. Singh is particularly focused on the utilization of waste from the seafood industry to produce bioactive compounds. These compounds can be applied as nutraceuticals and functional additives to enhance both the quality and shelf-life of foods and to promote human health.
Dr. Singh has made significant contributions to the field, reflected in his numerous publications in high-impact journals and his involvement in various research projects. With 1,331 citations from 78 documents and an h-index of 22, Dr. Singh's work continues to influence and advance the field of food science.
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