Marine sponges are found in fair abundance in the Indian region. Of about 305 species recorded from the coasts of India a variety of Spongia, viz., Spongia officinalis yat. ceylonensis Dendy appears to have commercial possibilities. It is widely distributed in the shallow water areas of Gulf of Mannar, Palk Bay and Laccadive Archipelago. In view of its softness, absorbent power, elasticity combined with its size and shape its suitability for commercial purpose is pointed out. The abundance, distribution, etc., are given in this paper. The possible steps to be adopted for the exploitation of the same are also briefly discussed
Underwater surveys were conducted in six study locations viz., Enayam, Adimalathura, Vizhinjam, Vark...
Four species of silicious sponges Echinochalina glabra (Ridley and Dendy); Higginsia mixta (Hentsche...
The part played by sponges in the destruction of gregarious molluscan beds and coral reefs has been ...
Our knowledge of the sponges of the Indian region is still in its infancy. The only area which has b...
A historical account of the studies pertaining to the different groups of sponges from different are...
Marine sponges are rich sources of bioactive metabolites that can be used as lead compounds to tre...
The present author, during an extensive collection of sponges from the coastal waters of India, has ...
The present collection of sponges from Lakshadweep is of great significance since this group had b...
589-596Marine sponges are integral parts of the marine environment and play key ecological roles, es...
This paper on sponges deals mainly with 1) systematics, 2) as pests oj molluscs and agents oj bioer...
Not AvailableOur knowledge of the sponges of the Indian region is still in its infancy. The only are...
Eight species of sponges collected aboard R. V. Skipjack in the area between 11° 43'- 11° 44' N and ...
As the first part in a series on the sponges of the Papua and New Guinea Island eight species refera...
This article reviews the importance of culturing marine sponges, considering its applications in the...
Many species belonging to the genus Mycale Gray (1867) are recorded from Indian region by previous a...
Underwater surveys were conducted in six study locations viz., Enayam, Adimalathura, Vizhinjam, Vark...
Four species of silicious sponges Echinochalina glabra (Ridley and Dendy); Higginsia mixta (Hentsche...
The part played by sponges in the destruction of gregarious molluscan beds and coral reefs has been ...
Our knowledge of the sponges of the Indian region is still in its infancy. The only area which has b...
A historical account of the studies pertaining to the different groups of sponges from different are...
Marine sponges are rich sources of bioactive metabolites that can be used as lead compounds to tre...
The present author, during an extensive collection of sponges from the coastal waters of India, has ...
The present collection of sponges from Lakshadweep is of great significance since this group had b...
589-596Marine sponges are integral parts of the marine environment and play key ecological roles, es...
This paper on sponges deals mainly with 1) systematics, 2) as pests oj molluscs and agents oj bioer...
Not AvailableOur knowledge of the sponges of the Indian region is still in its infancy. The only are...
Eight species of sponges collected aboard R. V. Skipjack in the area between 11° 43'- 11° 44' N and ...
As the first part in a series on the sponges of the Papua and New Guinea Island eight species refera...
This article reviews the importance of culturing marine sponges, considering its applications in the...
Many species belonging to the genus Mycale Gray (1867) are recorded from Indian region by previous a...
Underwater surveys were conducted in six study locations viz., Enayam, Adimalathura, Vizhinjam, Vark...
Four species of silicious sponges Echinochalina glabra (Ridley and Dendy); Higginsia mixta (Hentsche...
The part played by sponges in the destruction of gregarious molluscan beds and coral reefs has been ...