Seasonal abundance of ‘Ghol’, Protonibea diacanthus(Lacepede, 1802) at Bassien koliwada, Maharashtra
B B Chavan, Sujit Sundaram, Thakur Das, B G Kalbate
Abstract
B B Chavan, Sujit Sundaram, Thakur Das, B G Kalbate
Abstract
Protonibea diacanthus, locally known as ‘Ghol’ is one of the commercially important fishes of northwest coast of India. The swim bladder of Ghol, after sun drying, is processed into clarifying agent for the beverage industry. The bladder of this species fetches a very high market price owing to its excellent quality.
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Protonibea diacanthus, locally known as ‘Ghol’ is one of the commercially important fishes of northwest coast of India. The swim bladder of Ghol, after sun drying, is processed into clarifying agent for the beverage industry. The bladder of this species fetches a very high market price owing to its excellent quality.
Key concepts: Abundance (ecology), Fishery, Geography, Biology