The Development of an Edible Kelp Culture Technology for British Columbia: II. Second Annual Report

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Marine Resources Branch, Province of British Columbia, 1980 - Kelp - 43 pages

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Contents

SEASONAL CHANGE OF MORPHOLOGICAL FEATURES
9
DRYING CHARACTERISTICS
20
SEED PRODUCTION
26
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2N macroscopic 2N August Bamfield Marine Station Barkley Sound Blade Thickness BRARY SAN British Columbia CALIFO UNIVERSITY CALIFORNI DIEGO CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO Cape Beale classes of Laminaria Cymathere triplicata Diana Island DIEGO ARY DIEGO SAN DIEGO DIEGO THE LIBRARY edible kelp epiphytes ERSITY LIBRARY ERSITY OF SAN Execution Rock gametophytes growth harvest Helby Island INVS July Kelp Bay kombu farm Laminaria groenlandica LIBR LIBRA LIBRARY DIEGO LIBRARY SAN DIEGO LIBRARY THE SAN LIBRARY THE UNIV LIBRARY UNIVERSITY macroscopic 2N macroscopic ORNIA outplanted phytes Pleurophycus gardneri RARY RNIA SAN CALIFORNI SAN DIEGO CALIFORNIA SAN DIEGO DIEGO SAN DIEGO ERSITY SAN DIEGO LIBRARY SAN DIEGO UNIV SAN DIEGO UNIVERSITY SAN SAN DIEGO SAN UNIVERSITY selected morphological features September Sointula sori sorus sporophytes stipes Table three studied species three year classes Tzartus Island UNI RSITY UNIV ERSITY UNIV LIBRARY UNIVERSITY ARY UNIVERSITY ERSITY UNIVERSITY SAN DIEGO wave exposed weight per unit

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TitleThe Development of an Edible Kelp Culture Technology for British Columbia: II. Second Annual Report
Fisheries development report, ISSN 0228-5975
Volumes 1-2 of The Development of an Edible Kelp Culture Technology for British Columbia, British Columbia. Marine Resources Branch
AuthorsLouis D. Druehl, British Columbia. Marine Resources Branch
PublisherMarine Resources Branch, Province of British Columbia, 1980
Original fromthe University of California
DigitizedApr 3, 2009
ISBN0771984146, 9780771984143
Length43 pages
  
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