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Tropical Marine Algal Resources of the Asia-Pacific Region A Status Report

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By: JI Furtado(Editor), CY Wereko-Brobby(Editor)
125 pages, b/w illustrations, b/w maps, tables
Tropical Marine Algal Resources of the Asia-Pacific Region
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  • Tropical Marine Algal Resources of the Asia-Pacific Region ISBN: 9780850923193 Paperback Dec 1987 Not in stock: Usually dispatched within 2-3 weeks
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This publication is the third in a series which aims to provide a preliminary status report on the marine algal resources of the various countries. It consists of 13 background papers prepared by the country representatives at the Asia-Pacific workshop, held in Townsville, Australia in May 1984. Each paper deals with four broad areas pertaining to marine algal resources:

- identification of species and their spatial distribution;
- their current and prospective exploitation;
- their research, training and education needs;
- infrastructural facilities for their scientific research and technological development (R&D).

 

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By: JI Furtado(Editor), CY Wereko-Brobby(Editor)
125 pages, b/w illustrations, b/w maps, tables
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