In fish farming, 'induced breeding' is commonly achieved by injecting:

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In pisciculture, induced breeding is carried out by injecting fish with pituitary gland extract from donor fish containing gonadotropic hormones (FSH and LH), which stimulate spawning. This allows controlled production of fish seed. Hypophysation is the technique used in Indian major carps. Insulin and thyroxine are not involved in reproduction. Adrenaline is a stress hormone.

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