Studies were made on thk effect of repeated harvesting on the growth of Sargassam cristaefolium, S. ilicifolium, S. polycystum, S. wightii and Turbinaria conoides occurring at Mandapam coast for a period of 2 years during June 1986 to November 1988. The growth of these algin yielding seaweeds depended on the period of harvesting and interval between one harvest and next. The maximum standing crop with plants of maximum stature was found during the period September to January in these brown algae. An interval of 7 months is required for the regrowth of these plants to harvestable size and the suitable season for commercial exploitation of these algae is September to January
The potential areas in India for luxuriant growth of seaweeds are south Tamil Nadu coast, Gujarat c...
Investigations on growth and quantity of phycocolloids of Sargassum sp. and Gracilaria corticata was...
Studies on the growth and reproductive behaviour of Gracilaria corticata carried out at Mandapam and...
Not AvailableStudies were made on thk effect of repeated harvesting on the growth of Sargassam cris...
Seaweeds are the only source for the production of phytochemicals such as agar, carrageenan and a...
The effect of repeated harvesting on the growth of Gelidiella acerosa was studied for one year from...
Biological and chemical studies have been conducted on some important species of Sargassum and Turbi...
Data on the quantity of seaweeds harvested from the natural seaweed beds of Tamil Nadu coast were c...
Studies on the biological aspects of economically important Indian seaweeds are reviewed in this p...
Seasonal variations in growth, alginic acid and mannitol contents of Sargassum wightii and Turbinar...
Young plants of S. ilicifolium and S. myricosystum appear in April and May and reach the maximum siz...
The southern coast of Tamil Nadu (Mandapam to Kanyakumari) supports luxuriant growth of economic se...
The commercial exploitation of seaweeds in India has started in 1966. At present the seaweeds are ...
iStudies oil the growth, fruiting cycle and oospore output in Turbinaria decurrens, carried out for...
Studies were made from September 1985 to August 1986 on the standing crop, algin and mannitol conte...
The potential areas in India for luxuriant growth of seaweeds are south Tamil Nadu coast, Gujarat c...
Investigations on growth and quantity of phycocolloids of Sargassum sp. and Gracilaria corticata was...
Studies on the growth and reproductive behaviour of Gracilaria corticata carried out at Mandapam and...
Not AvailableStudies were made on thk effect of repeated harvesting on the growth of Sargassam cris...
Seaweeds are the only source for the production of phytochemicals such as agar, carrageenan and a...
The effect of repeated harvesting on the growth of Gelidiella acerosa was studied for one year from...
Biological and chemical studies have been conducted on some important species of Sargassum and Turbi...
Data on the quantity of seaweeds harvested from the natural seaweed beds of Tamil Nadu coast were c...
Studies on the biological aspects of economically important Indian seaweeds are reviewed in this p...
Seasonal variations in growth, alginic acid and mannitol contents of Sargassum wightii and Turbinar...
Young plants of S. ilicifolium and S. myricosystum appear in April and May and reach the maximum siz...
The southern coast of Tamil Nadu (Mandapam to Kanyakumari) supports luxuriant growth of economic se...
The commercial exploitation of seaweeds in India has started in 1966. At present the seaweeds are ...
iStudies oil the growth, fruiting cycle and oospore output in Turbinaria decurrens, carried out for...
Studies were made from September 1985 to August 1986 on the standing crop, algin and mannitol conte...
The potential areas in India for luxuriant growth of seaweeds are south Tamil Nadu coast, Gujarat c...
Investigations on growth and quantity of phycocolloids of Sargassum sp. and Gracilaria corticata was...
Studies on the growth and reproductive behaviour of Gracilaria corticata carried out at Mandapam and...