Ribbonfishes comprising mainly of Trichhrus lepfurus contributed 4% of the total marine f ~ h prduction in India during the period 1976-85. Seasonal atch trend along the different maritime States and the role played by the mechanisad boats in augmenting prduction have been descrikl. Based on the findine of the exploratory fishing vessels of the Fishery Survey of India e%pecially along Ule west coast potential m u - of ribbonfish in different areas have been identified in various depth zones. It has been sugeesled to tap the resource by the machanised sector beyond the coastal waters as the fishery is underexploited at present
Annual landings qf ribbonfish at Kakinada by small commercial trawlers varied from 787 t to 2,?23 t...
Trend of the major exploited marine fishery resources of India during 1961-'85 The annual estimated...
Ribbonfish fishery in Saurastra coast of Gujarat is majorly supported by Trichiurus lepturus. It is ...
The fishery of the ribbonfishes and population of the species Trichiurus lepturur Linnaeus were stud...
The average annual ribbonfish production of the west coast is estimated at 56,883 tonnes which forms...
Ribbon-fishes constitute one of the important commercial fisheries of India, the annual catches fluc...
Ribbonfish fishery in Kakinada is supported by six species viz., Trichiurus lepturus, T.russelli, Le...
The annual landings of the ribbon fish Trichiurus leptwus at Vizhinjam during 1979-81 fluctuated be...
Not AvailableRibbonfishes comprising mainly of Trichhrus lepfurus contributed 4% of the total marine...
The survey conducted by FORV Sagar Sampada during 1985-91 (90 cruises) revealed the occurrence of r...
During the 60s, ribbonfish formed a fishery of considerable strength in the Mandapam region and occa...
Along the Andhra Coast the ribbon6shes are landed on an averaF 9350 tlyear. They form 7.3% of the t...
Ribbonfish, Trichiurus lepturus (Linnaeus) has become one of the most important exploited resources...
The ribbonfishes, also known as hair-tail or cutlass, form a major and abundant fishery resource am...
The annual estimated total marine fish catch in India for the period 1951-65 is 0 • 68786 million me...
Annual landings qf ribbonfish at Kakinada by small commercial trawlers varied from 787 t to 2,?23 t...
Trend of the major exploited marine fishery resources of India during 1961-'85 The annual estimated...
Ribbonfish fishery in Saurastra coast of Gujarat is majorly supported by Trichiurus lepturus. It is ...
The fishery of the ribbonfishes and population of the species Trichiurus lepturur Linnaeus were stud...
The average annual ribbonfish production of the west coast is estimated at 56,883 tonnes which forms...
Ribbon-fishes constitute one of the important commercial fisheries of India, the annual catches fluc...
Ribbonfish fishery in Kakinada is supported by six species viz., Trichiurus lepturus, T.russelli, Le...
The annual landings of the ribbon fish Trichiurus leptwus at Vizhinjam during 1979-81 fluctuated be...
Not AvailableRibbonfishes comprising mainly of Trichhrus lepfurus contributed 4% of the total marine...
The survey conducted by FORV Sagar Sampada during 1985-91 (90 cruises) revealed the occurrence of r...
During the 60s, ribbonfish formed a fishery of considerable strength in the Mandapam region and occa...
Along the Andhra Coast the ribbon6shes are landed on an averaF 9350 tlyear. They form 7.3% of the t...
Ribbonfish, Trichiurus lepturus (Linnaeus) has become one of the most important exploited resources...
The ribbonfishes, also known as hair-tail or cutlass, form a major and abundant fishery resource am...
The annual estimated total marine fish catch in India for the period 1951-65 is 0 • 68786 million me...
Annual landings qf ribbonfish at Kakinada by small commercial trawlers varied from 787 t to 2,?23 t...
Trend of the major exploited marine fishery resources of India during 1961-'85 The annual estimated...
Ribbonfish fishery in Saurastra coast of Gujarat is majorly supported by Trichiurus lepturus. It is ...