SHELLFISH AND FISH BIODIVERSITY OF MANGROVE ECOSYSTEMS IN LEIZHOU PENINSULA, CHINA

Wei-dong, Han and Jin-ke, Lui and Xiu-Ling, He and Ying-Ya,, Cai and Fu-liang, Ye and Li-qiang, , Xuan and Ning, Ye (2003) SHELLFISH AND FISH BIODIVERSITY OF MANGROVE ECOSYSTEMS IN LEIZHOU PENINSULA, CHINA. Journal of Coastal Development Undip . ISSN 1410-5217

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Abstract

Leizhou Peninsula is located in the south most continental tip of China with longitude 109:30110d, latitude 2012 2 35, and with a north tropical oceanic monsoon climate. Among its total inter tide area 2 2 2 99 100 hm , its mangrove wetlands occupy an area of 20 279 hm , including 7 305.8 hm mangrove and 2 9 609.7hm mudflats suitable for mangrove growing, and was designated as one of wetlands of international importance by the centre government of The People’s Republic of China in January 2002. The survey we carried out into the eight major mangrove areas of Leizhou Peninsula by using various nets and tools between July 14 and September 4, 2002 showed that there were 3 order 38 family 110 species of shellfish and 127 species of fish, belonging to 15 order 58 family 100 genera, living in the mangrove areas. Among them, more than 28 species of shellfish and 34 species of fish were regarded as economical species with some importance of economy respectively. The structures of shellfish and fish resource were discussed, and the authors proposed that the conservation efforts should be secured for future sustainable development of the mangrove biodiversity resources in Leizhou Peninsula.

Item Type:Article
Subjects:G Geography. Anthropology. Recreation > GC Oceanography
Divisions:Faculty of Fisheries and Marine Sciences > Department of Marine Science
ID Code:230
Deposited By:Dr. Adian Fatchur Rochim
Deposited On:24 May 2009 08:00
Last Modified:01 Sep 2009 11:31

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