Add to ORKGEdible oysters of the genera Crassostrea and Saccostrea occur in the estuaries, backwaters and coastal areas of India. Crassostrea madrasensis is the dominan~ oyster along Indian coast. In the recent years, extensive surveys were conducted in the estuaries of Tamil Nadu to study the potential oyster resource (Rao et al . 1987; Sarvesan et al.. 1988; Thangavelu and Sanjeevaraj. 1988). Along the Kerala coast oyster beds are distributed in the coastal zones and estuaries
During the course of a survey conducted in the first week of June by ferry boat in the Alambarai c...
In India four species of oysters are recognised as important; from the point of view of edibility of...
Of an estimated standing stock of about 6700 tonnes of clams and oysters in the estuaries on the so...
Ashtamudi Lake in Kerala has a rich oyster resource dominated by the Indian oyster Crassostrea mu~lr...
The oyster Crassostrea madrasensis is distributed at several places along the east and southwest co...
Of the 8 species of Crassostrea listed by Awati and Rai (1931) only C. madrasensis (Preston), C. gr...
The oysters are sedentary bivalve molluscs which are gregarious and found in aggregates attached b...
Ihe results of a preliminary investigation conducted on the resource of the rock oyster Saccosifea ...
Oyster resources survey was conducted by the transect method from Jakhau in the Gulf of Kutch to U...
Crassostrea madrasensis (Preston) is a predominant species of oyster in the estuaries and backwater...
Survey conducted of the standing crop of edible oyster Crassostrea madrasensis papulation in Ennore...
Oysters come under the Class Bivalvia which encompasses aquatic molluscs that show a fundamental b...
The concrete banks of the Kakinada canal harbour the oyster Crassostrea madrasensis (Preston) and t...
Studies on the possibilities of culture of edible oyster Crassostrea madrasensis in the Bheemunipatn...
The oysters of the world are grouped into one family Ostreidae. Within this family are 3 groups or ...
During the course of a survey conducted in the first week of June by ferry boat in the Alambarai c...
In India four species of oysters are recognised as important; from the point of view of edibility of...
Of an estimated standing stock of about 6700 tonnes of clams and oysters in the estuaries on the so...
Ashtamudi Lake in Kerala has a rich oyster resource dominated by the Indian oyster Crassostrea mu~lr...
The oyster Crassostrea madrasensis is distributed at several places along the east and southwest co...
Of the 8 species of Crassostrea listed by Awati and Rai (1931) only C. madrasensis (Preston), C. gr...
The oysters are sedentary bivalve molluscs which are gregarious and found in aggregates attached b...
Ihe results of a preliminary investigation conducted on the resource of the rock oyster Saccosifea ...
Oyster resources survey was conducted by the transect method from Jakhau in the Gulf of Kutch to U...
Crassostrea madrasensis (Preston) is a predominant species of oyster in the estuaries and backwater...
Survey conducted of the standing crop of edible oyster Crassostrea madrasensis papulation in Ennore...
Oysters come under the Class Bivalvia which encompasses aquatic molluscs that show a fundamental b...
The concrete banks of the Kakinada canal harbour the oyster Crassostrea madrasensis (Preston) and t...
Studies on the possibilities of culture of edible oyster Crassostrea madrasensis in the Bheemunipatn...
The oysters of the world are grouped into one family Ostreidae. Within this family are 3 groups or ...
During the course of a survey conducted in the first week of June by ferry boat in the Alambarai c...
In India four species of oysters are recognised as important; from the point of view of edibility of...
Of an estimated standing stock of about 6700 tonnes of clams and oysters in the estuaries on the so...