Wild shellfish reefs have been decimated in many parts of the world over the last century,
diminishing their vital ecological roles as habitat generators and the ecosystem services …

Fish are thought to settle and recruit to shellfish and seaweed farms; however, there is little
published evidence to support this assumption. Shellfish and seaweed farms increase …

Losses of juvenile mussels seeded into aquaculture systems are a major constraint on the
stability and growth of the New Zealand green-lipped mussel (Perna canaliculus) industry …

Early settlement patterns of the mussel Perna canaliculus were investigated within water
tanks exposed to different water flow regimes and oxygen concentrations. Hatchery-reared …

The widespread degradation of biogenic habitats created by bivalve beds has spurred
numerous restoration initiatives worldwide. The success of those restoration initiatives …

Microscale settlement patterns of juveniles of the mussel Perna canaliculus were
investigated within drift material at Ninety Mile Beach, northern New Zealand. Size-and site …

The majority of juvenile seed mussels are lost in aquaculture production. Understanding the
causes of the losses of seed mussels is critical to reducing uncertainties in mussel …

Ecological processes that differentiate and maintain intertidal populations of mussels, Perna
canaliculus, were studied within three sites at Ninety Mile Beach, northern New Zealand. At …

The Greenshell™ mussel (Perna canaliculus) is the most valuable aquaculture species in
New Zealand. A review of the aquaculture development of P. canaliculus identified several …

Mussel aquaculture is heavily reliant on wild mussel populations that supply juveniles (spat)
for seeding farms. However, little is often known about parent populations, representing a …