Green mussel (Perna viridis) and brown mussel (P.indica) are available in substantial quantities from their natural beds along the south- east and south-west coasts of India respectively. Mussel is locally collected for its meat which is consumed in the nearby areas. Mussel meat normally finds favour with people of low income group and that too when the fish is scarce or costly, which often results in poor economic returns to the collector
The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute at Kochi has developed culture methods such as pole ...
Mariculture of bivalves assumes greater importance in meeting the increasing protein demands of the...
The technique of raft culture of mussels developed and practised in Spain and followed by other Eur...
The green mussel (Perna viridis) widely distributed along the Indian coastline , has great potential...
The annual production of mussels, which was 10,000 tonnes in the early 1990's, doubled by 2002 throu...
The sea mussel, popularly known as "Kallummekkai" or "Kadu kka' in Malayalam and "Pachaiazhi" or "K...
Mussels as a world food resource have been indicated by Davies (1970), because of their great potent...
Mussel farming has a long history that dates back to the thirteenth century. Mussels are farmed in m...
Brown mussel is distributed along the Southwest Coast of India and is much relished by the people al...
Mussel culture has been proved as one of the feasible progress for large-scale production of cheap p...
Culture of edible molluscs is now recognised as an effective way of enhancing food production and ...
The aspects such as production characteristics, demand and consumption pattern, trading practice and...
Fisherman can take up mussel culture as an owner operated enterprise profitably. The technologically...
Worldwide, bivalves are recognised as a source of inexpensive protein of high nutritional value. I...
In the recent years there has been a growing world interest to develop mussel fisheries in various c...
The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute at Kochi has developed culture methods such as pole ...
Mariculture of bivalves assumes greater importance in meeting the increasing protein demands of the...
The technique of raft culture of mussels developed and practised in Spain and followed by other Eur...
The green mussel (Perna viridis) widely distributed along the Indian coastline , has great potential...
The annual production of mussels, which was 10,000 tonnes in the early 1990's, doubled by 2002 throu...
The sea mussel, popularly known as "Kallummekkai" or "Kadu kka' in Malayalam and "Pachaiazhi" or "K...
Mussels as a world food resource have been indicated by Davies (1970), because of their great potent...
Mussel farming has a long history that dates back to the thirteenth century. Mussels are farmed in m...
Brown mussel is distributed along the Southwest Coast of India and is much relished by the people al...
Mussel culture has been proved as one of the feasible progress for large-scale production of cheap p...
Culture of edible molluscs is now recognised as an effective way of enhancing food production and ...
The aspects such as production characteristics, demand and consumption pattern, trading practice and...
Fisherman can take up mussel culture as an owner operated enterprise profitably. The technologically...
Worldwide, bivalves are recognised as a source of inexpensive protein of high nutritional value. I...
In the recent years there has been a growing world interest to develop mussel fisheries in various c...
The Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute at Kochi has developed culture methods such as pole ...
Mariculture of bivalves assumes greater importance in meeting the increasing protein demands of the...
The technique of raft culture of mussels developed and practised in Spain and followed by other Eur...