Report on the Sea of Japan herring resources buildup project. Wakkanai Fisheries Experimental Station. Management projects under each fisheries and forestry dviision. The Sea of Japan herring resources buildup measure project (Planning and Coordination Section). Egg-laying underwater forest formation technology development test.

Accession number;04A0379677
Title;Report on the Sea of Japan herring resources buildup project. Wakkanai Fisheries Experimental Station. Management projects under each fisheries and forestry dviision. The Sea of Japan herring resources buildup measure project (Planning and Coordination Section). Egg-laying underwater forest formation technology development test.
Author; AKAIKE SHOICHI (Hokkaido Wakkanai Fish. Exp. Stn.) TAKITANI AKIRO (Hokkaido Wakkanai Fish. Exp. Stn.) IMAI YOSHIHIRO (Hokkaido Wakkanai Fish. Exp. Stn.)
Journal Title;Nihonkai Nishin Shigen Zodai Purojekuto Hokokusho Heisei 11-13 Nendo
Journal Code:N20040737
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VOL.;NO.;PAGE.159-165(2004)
Figure&Table&Reference;FIG.7, TBL.2
Pub. Country;Japan
Language;Japanese
Abstract;The purpose of this study was to grasp the actual egg-laying situations in coast underwater forests of herrings, which came and were caught, and to clarify environment suitable for egg-laying. The authors grasped the distribution and mode of life of seaweeds constituting coast underwater forests, and tried to develop a multiplication technology and form egg-laying fields. They conducted visual observation at a place of Mashike town, 4 places of Rumoi City and 6 places of Kodaira town during March and May 2000. As a result, they recognized the adhesion of eggs of herrings at 3 underwater forests in Rumoi City. The submarine topography in an underwater forest seems to influence the visiting route of herrings for egg-laying. The following are described on the coast in Rumoi City: Distribution of kelps, Sargassum, and Phyllospadix iwatensis; conditions of wave height, flow velocity, and water temperature; growth and maturation of Sargassum confusum and Cystoseira hakodatensis.