Concentrations and shell lengths of Mytilus edulis, Ostrea edulis and Anomiid larvae were recorded from April to October 1985 in Bertaghboy Bay, Co. Galway. The gamete volume fraction off eggs in female mussels was recorded in an introduced cultivated population of mussels in the inner bay during 1985. Oyster larvae were commonest in July and September, but were concentrated in the upper bay. Mussel and Anomiid distributions were more variable. While the commercial stocks of mussels in the bay contribute to the larval pool, this input is small in relation to that from other sources
Ireland has a long history of producing and harvesting native flat oysters, Ostrea edulis. At the st...
European oyster (Ostrea edulis) restoration often requires the timely deployment of shell habitat fo...
Since 1966 the landings of mussels in Ireland have increased significantly. Almost all the mussels l...
An account of Kilkieran and Bertraghboy Bay oysters is presented, including data on their distributi...
Concentrations and size distributions of Ostrea edulis L larvae were recorded in Kilkieran Bay, Co. ...
Investigations of the distribution of three parasites of mussels, an internal copepod parasite of th...
Investigations of the distribution of three parasites of mussels, an internal copepod parasite of th...
The growth of Mytilus edulis at five stations in Carlingford Lough and two in Belfast Lough was calc...
The reproductive cycles of several Mytilus populations in Carlingford Lough were investigated betwee...
Castlemaine Harbour has the oldest mussel fishery in Ireland and the only mussel purification tank t...
The mussel is one of the commonest bivalve molluscs around the Irish coast but quantity and quality ...
(R<;eeived 1st September, 1974). The growth of MytilliS at five stations in Carlingford Lough and...
A comparative growth study of Strait of Belle Isle Mytilus edulis populations was undertaken, with t...
The Pacific oyster Magallana gigas, globally one of the most translocated marine species, has never ...
The major fouling organisms observed on the pantoons in Ennore estuary were mussels, oysters and bar...
Ireland has a long history of producing and harvesting native flat oysters, Ostrea edulis. At the st...
European oyster (Ostrea edulis) restoration often requires the timely deployment of shell habitat fo...
Since 1966 the landings of mussels in Ireland have increased significantly. Almost all the mussels l...
An account of Kilkieran and Bertraghboy Bay oysters is presented, including data on their distributi...
Concentrations and size distributions of Ostrea edulis L larvae were recorded in Kilkieran Bay, Co. ...
Investigations of the distribution of three parasites of mussels, an internal copepod parasite of th...
Investigations of the distribution of three parasites of mussels, an internal copepod parasite of th...
The growth of Mytilus edulis at five stations in Carlingford Lough and two in Belfast Lough was calc...
The reproductive cycles of several Mytilus populations in Carlingford Lough were investigated betwee...
Castlemaine Harbour has the oldest mussel fishery in Ireland and the only mussel purification tank t...
The mussel is one of the commonest bivalve molluscs around the Irish coast but quantity and quality ...
(R<;eeived 1st September, 1974). The growth of MytilliS at five stations in Carlingford Lough and...
A comparative growth study of Strait of Belle Isle Mytilus edulis populations was undertaken, with t...
The Pacific oyster Magallana gigas, globally one of the most translocated marine species, has never ...
The major fouling organisms observed on the pantoons in Ennore estuary were mussels, oysters and bar...
Ireland has a long history of producing and harvesting native flat oysters, Ostrea edulis. At the st...
European oyster (Ostrea edulis) restoration often requires the timely deployment of shell habitat fo...
Since 1966 the landings of mussels in Ireland have increased significantly. Almost all the mussels l...