It is generally accepted that tropical seas are less productive than the temperate waters to the north and south of the Equator. Large concentrations of nutrients are characteristic of Polar waters and areas influenced by these waters are rich in anima~ and plant life. In rem• perate waters ule nutrients accumulated during the \",inter months support the burst of phytoplanktonic growth which reaches its peak with increasing sunligh
This account deals with the present yield and its composition, potential resources both qualitative...
The importance of the ocean as a source of cheap protein food is too well-known to be emphasised. In...
It is well known that all life in the sea depends primarily om the conversion of carbon and nitroge...
The paper gives a critical review of the different environmental factors which may be responsible f...
The availability of essential nutrients in the productive upper layers is one of the important facto...
Studies on the quantitative and qualitative distribution of the standing crop of plankton in the In...
The transformation of solar energy into potential food energy by photosynthesis is the most import...
The productivity of the Indian Seas and adjacent ecosystems such as estuaries, mangrove swamps, coas...
Available data on the standing crop of phytoplankton and zooplankton are presented for the Indian r...
Investigations on phytoplankton of the Indian Seas has assumed great significance during the last 5...
The temperate and polar waters considerable work has been done on the qualitative and quantitative ...
Not AvailableIt is generally accepted that tropical seas are less productive than the temperate wat...
The ecological relationship between fishes and their environment is of great practical application i...
The factors governing phytoplankton production in the Indian Seas have been briefly discussed. The g...
The stocks of the small pelagics in the northern Indian Ocean are governed by different environmenta...
This account deals with the present yield and its composition, potential resources both qualitative...
The importance of the ocean as a source of cheap protein food is too well-known to be emphasised. In...
It is well known that all life in the sea depends primarily om the conversion of carbon and nitroge...
The paper gives a critical review of the different environmental factors which may be responsible f...
The availability of essential nutrients in the productive upper layers is one of the important facto...
Studies on the quantitative and qualitative distribution of the standing crop of plankton in the In...
The transformation of solar energy into potential food energy by photosynthesis is the most import...
The productivity of the Indian Seas and adjacent ecosystems such as estuaries, mangrove swamps, coas...
Available data on the standing crop of phytoplankton and zooplankton are presented for the Indian r...
Investigations on phytoplankton of the Indian Seas has assumed great significance during the last 5...
The temperate and polar waters considerable work has been done on the qualitative and quantitative ...
Not AvailableIt is generally accepted that tropical seas are less productive than the temperate wat...
The ecological relationship between fishes and their environment is of great practical application i...
The factors governing phytoplankton production in the Indian Seas have been briefly discussed. The g...
The stocks of the small pelagics in the northern Indian Ocean are governed by different environmenta...
This account deals with the present yield and its composition, potential resources both qualitative...
The importance of the ocean as a source of cheap protein food is too well-known to be emphasised. In...
It is well known that all life in the sea depends primarily om the conversion of carbon and nitroge...