Elizabeth,Joseph; Dr.Vedavyasa, Rao P(Cochin University of Science and Technology, February , 1987)
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Abstract:
Several studies on the biology and fisheries of
mullets, particularly of M cephalus are now available.
Different aspects of breeding, larval rearing, seed
production, field culture and ecophysiology have also
been investigated. However, information on the
spermatogenesis in M cephalus as well as L parsia is
scanty. Since an understanding of the reproductive
strategies is an essential pre-requisite for evolving
successful breeding programmes through artificial
fertilization and gametic preservation, investigations
on spermatogenesis in these species were taken up and
the results are presented in this thesis. The thesis is presented in 9 chapters
Description:
Centre Of Advanced Studies In Mariculture,
Central Marine Fisheries Research Institute