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Title: A review of water availability, sea water characteristics and bivalve growth performance at coastal culture sites in temperate and warm temperate regions of the world / Sidney A. Saxby
Author: Saxby, Sidney A.
Citation: ACCNO:12573
Publisher: Fisheries research report (Western Australia. Dept.of Fisheries) ; no. 132
Description: 42 p. ; graphs , tables ; 30 cm.
Subject: Western Australia ; New Zealand. ; NETHERLANDS ; SOUTH AUSTRALIA ; Japan. ; SCOTLAND ; Iceland. ; Tasmania. ; AFRICA ; Phytoplankton ; Shellfish culture ; Chlorophylls ; Growth rate. ; Temperature effects. ; Salinity effects. ; Australia.
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ISBN/ISSN: 0 7309 84621/10354549
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