BLOOMS OF TRICHODESMWM THIEBAUTII AND THEIR EFFECT ON EXPERIMENTAL PEARL CULTURE AT VEPPALODAI
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Abstract
Blooms of the blue-green alga, Tricltodesmiiim thiebautii, were observed atthe pearl culture farm off Veppalodai in the Gulf of Mannar in March-April and
September, 1973. Although the alga occurred in high concentration, it did not
cause any unusual mortality of pearl oysters in the open-sea farm. However, a few
hu.ndreds of experimental oysters kept in bloom-laden water in the laboratory died
due to the death and decay of t'he algal filaments. It is pointed out that in a widespread
bloom situation, as in the present instance, work on pearl culture is hampered
as it is not possible to draw clear, bloom-free water for "seeding" operations
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Chellam, A., & Alagarswamy, K. (2011). BLOOMS OF TRICHODESMWM THIEBAUTII AND THEIR EFFECT ON EXPERIMENTAL PEARL CULTURE AT VEPPALODAI. Indian Journal of Fisheries, 25(1 & 2), 237-239. https://epubs.icar.org.in/index.php/IJF/article/view/12106