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    Détails de cette espèce dans Tasmania
    Statut: Exotique
    Statut d'envahissement: Non indiqué
    Occurrence: Signalé(e) comme captif/cultivé(e
    Source: Lien et al, 2005; FAO, 2009
    Date d'introduction: 1860s
    Mode d'Introduction: Intentionnelle
    Notes sur l'espèce pour cette localité:
    Salmo salar is popularly cultured in Tasmania. Several failed attempts of great effort were made to established reproducing populations in the 1860s as part of British gentrification. Salmon farming reached Tasmania in 1984, with the importation of eggs from Nova Scotia, Canada. The area has favourable sea temperatures and its relative isolation from other wild and cultured Atlantic salmon avoids some of the major infectious disease problems (Lien, 2005; FAO, 2009).
    Notes sur la gestion de l'espèce dans cette localité:
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    Dernière mise à jour: 18/02/2010 2:33:40 p.m.
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