Cumulative climatic stressors strangles marine aquaculture: Ancillary effects of COVID 19 on Spanish mariculture
Authors:
- Pablo Sánchez-JerezPSPablo Sánchez-Jerez
- Jose M.F. BabarroJBJose M.F. Babarro
- X.A. PadinXPX.A. Padin
- Angeles Longa PortabalesAPAngeles Longa Portabales
- Silvia Martinez-LlorensSMSilvia Martinez-Llorens
- J. David Ballester-BermanJBJ. David Ballester-Berman
- Gianluca SaraGSGianluca Sara
- Maria Cristina ManganoMMMaria Cristina Mangano
Open Access
- 1 February 2022
- journal article
- research article
- Published by Elsevier in Aquaculture
- Vol. 549
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