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Asian Aquaculture Volume 3(9) September 1980
(Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1980-09)
In this issue: 1) Training program becomes broader; 2) Philippine aquaculture scenario revisited; 3) Fishpen and cage farming in the Philippines; 4) Growth and survival of milkfish in a polyculture system; 5) Edible ...
Asian Aquaculture Volume 3(6) June 1980
(Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1980-06)
In this issue: 1) Need more trained workers for Asian aquaculture; 2) 29 Asians attend international training programs of AQD; 3) Management of fishponds with acid sulfate soils; 4) Edible crustaceans in the Philippines; ...
Asian Aquaculture Volume 3(7) July 1980
(Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1980-07)
In this issue: 1) The inception of the Aquaculture Department: 7th Anniversary background report; 2) Japanese ambassador expresses interest in aquaculture programs; 3) Staffing of aquaculture business projects; 4) Edible ...
Asian Aquaculture Volume 3(10) October 1980
(Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1980-10)
In this issue: 1) All for a small fry; 2) Requirements for the design layout and construction of a prawn hatchery; 3) Rice-fish culture research in Asia; 4) Edible crustaceans in the Philippines; 5) Notes from our readers
Asian Aquaculture Volume 3(11) November 1980
(Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1980-11)
In this issue: 1) Senior Asian aquaculturists training readied; 2) $38-M WB loan to develop RP's fishery training system; 3) Requirements for the design layout and construction of a prawn hatchery; 4) Pond culture of Nile ...
Asian Aquaculture Volume 3(12) December 1980
(Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1980-12)
In this issue: 1) Research and beyond; 2) Training at AQD; 3) Cage culture of Nile tilapia; 4) Edible crustaceans in the Philippines; 5) Third Aquabusiness Management Course; 6) Notes from readers
Common edible molluscs of the Philippines: A field guide
(Aquaculture Department, Southeast Asian Fisheries Development Center, 1981)
The Molluscs comprise the largest phylum of marine invertebrates, with over 80,000 species described (Barnes, 1974). They are soft-bodied animals, which, in most cases, secrete a protective outer "shell." Two major classes ...