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N. BALAKRISHNAN NAIR AND M. SARASWATHY
Johnson, R. A. (1949). The food supply of marine boring organisms. Port of
Sydney, 2, 92-95.
Johnson, R. A., McNeill, F. A. and Iredale, T. (1936). Destruction of timber by
marine organisms in the Port of Sydney. Supplementary Report no. 1.
Published by the Maritime Service Board of N.S. Wales. 1-99.
Johnson, R. A. and McNeill, F. A. (1941). Destruction of timber by marine
organisms in the Port of Sydney. Supplementary Report no. 2, 92 pp.
Maritime Services Board of New South Wales.
Johnson, R. A. and Moore, D. D. (1950). A particularly dangerous marine borer,
NazLaitora messeli. Port of Sydney, 3 ( l ) , 18-22.
Johnson, T. W. (1968). Aquatic fungi of Iceland. J . Elisha Mitchell, Sci. Soc.,
Jona, E. (1913). I cavi sottomarini dall’Italia alla Libia. Atti SOC. ital. Prog. 815.
Jones, E. B. G. (1968a). Marine fungi in India. Current Science, 37, 378-379.
Jones, E. B. G. (196813). The distribution of marine fungi on wood submerged
in the sea. Proc. Ist International Bio-deterioration Symposium, pp. 460485.
Jones, E. B. G. ( 1 9 6 8 ~ ) . Preservation of wood in the marine environment.
Inter. Biodetn. Bull. 4, 105-106.
Jones, E. B. G. (1969). The ecology of marine fungi, Symposium on “ Ecological
groups and Studies ” organized by the British Mycological Society, London.
March, 1969.
Jones, W. A. (1910). The protection of submarine structures. Engng Mag. 38
(6), 876-882.
Jargensen, C. B. (1946). Reproduction and larval development of Danish marine
bottom invertebrates. Meddr Kommlz Danm. Fisk.-og Havunders. Ser.
Plankton, 4, 277-311.
Jungersen, H. (1906). Telegrafkabler angrebne af Dyr. Vidensk. Meddr. dansk
naturh. Foren. 58 (for 1906), 6-6.
Karande, A. A. (1966). On the laboratory settlement of the marine wood-borer
Teredo furcifera M. Sci. Cult. 32, 380-381.
Karande, A. A., Balasubramanian, K. and Prema, S. (1968). Development of a
laboratory method for bioassay of candidate toxins against teredid wood
borers. Proceedings, Symposium on Mollusca, Mar. biol. Ass. India.
Karande, A. A. and Pendsey, S. S. (1969). Field and laboratory observations on
Teredo furcqera M., a test organism for the bio assessment of toxic compounds. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. B . LXX, 223-231.
Kennon, C. W. (1904). Protected pile (U.S. Patent 758, 841). Specifications and
drawings of Patents U.S. Patent Office, 384 (for May 1904) (Part l ) , pp. 519521.
Kennon, C. W. (1908). Protecting-covering for piles. (U.S. Patent 879, 649).
Specifications and Drawings of Patents U.S. Patent Office, 429, 36263628.
Kindle, E. M. (1918). Notes on the habits and distribution of Teredo navalis on
the Atlantic coast of Canada. Contr. Can. Biol. F b h . for 1917-1918, 92-103.
Kinne, 0. (1963). The effects of temperature and salinity on marine and brackish
water animals. I. Temperature. Oceanogr. Mar. Biol. Ann. Rev. 1, 301-340.
Kirk, P. W. (1969a). Isolation and culture of lignicolous marine fungi. Mycologia,
61, 174-177.
84, 179-183.
6, 263-292.
N. BALAKRISHNAN NAIR AND M. SARASWATHY
Johnson, R. A. (1949). The food supply of marine boring organisms. Port of
Sydney, 2, 92-95.
Johnson, R. A., McNeill, F. A. and Iredale, T. (1936). Destruction of timber by
marine organisms in the Port of Sydney. Supplementary Report no. 1.
Published by the Maritime Service Board of N.S. Wales. 1-99.
Johnson, R. A. and McNeill, F. A. (1941). Destruction of timber by marine
organisms in the Port of Sydney. Supplementary Report no. 2, 92 pp.
Maritime Services Board of New South Wales.
Johnson, R. A. and Moore, D. D. (1950). A particularly dangerous marine borer,
NazLaitora messeli. Port of Sydney, 3 ( l ) , 18-22.
Johnson, T. W. (1968). Aquatic fungi of Iceland. J . Elisha Mitchell, Sci. Soc.,
Jona, E. (1913). I cavi sottomarini dall’Italia alla Libia. Atti SOC. ital. Prog. 815.
Jones, E. B. G. (1968a). Marine fungi in India. Current Science, 37, 378-379.
Jones, E. B. G. (196813). The distribution of marine fungi on wood submerged
in the sea. Proc. Ist International Bio-deterioration Symposium, pp. 460485.
Jones, E. B. G. ( 1 9 6 8 ~ ) . Preservation of wood in the marine environment.
Inter. Biodetn. Bull. 4, 105-106.
Jones, E. B. G. (1969). The ecology of marine fungi, Symposium on “ Ecological
groups and Studies ” organized by the British Mycological Society, London.
March, 1969.
Jones, W. A. (1910). The protection of submarine structures. Engng Mag. 38
(6), 876-882.
Jargensen, C. B. (1946). Reproduction and larval development of Danish marine
bottom invertebrates. Meddr Kommlz Danm. Fisk.-og Havunders. Ser.
Plankton, 4, 277-311.
Jungersen, H. (1906). Telegrafkabler angrebne af Dyr. Vidensk. Meddr. dansk
naturh. Foren. 58 (for 1906), 6-6.
Karande, A. A. (1966). On the laboratory settlement of the marine wood-borer
Teredo furcifera M. Sci. Cult. 32, 380-381.
Karande, A. A., Balasubramanian, K. and Prema, S. (1968). Development of a
laboratory method for bioassay of candidate toxins against teredid wood
borers. Proceedings, Symposium on Mollusca, Mar. biol. Ass. India.
Karande, A. A. and Pendsey, S. S. (1969). Field and laboratory observations on
Teredo furcqera M., a test organism for the bio assessment of toxic compounds. Proc. Indian Acad. Sci. B . LXX, 223-231.
Kennon, C. W. (1904). Protected pile (U.S. Patent 758, 841). Specifications and
drawings of Patents U.S. Patent Office, 384 (for May 1904) (Part l ) , pp. 519521.
Kennon, C. W. (1908). Protecting-covering for piles. (U.S. Patent 879, 649).
Specifications and Drawings of Patents U.S. Patent Office, 429, 36263628.
Kindle, E. M. (1918). Notes on the habits and distribution of Teredo navalis on
the Atlantic coast of Canada. Contr. Can. Biol. F b h . for 1917-1918, 92-103.
Kinne, 0. (1963). The effects of temperature and salinity on marine and brackish
water animals. I. Temperature. Oceanogr. Mar. Biol. Ann. Rev. 1, 301-340.
Kirk, P. W. (1969a). Isolation and culture of lignicolous marine fungi. Mycologia,
61, 174-177.
84, 179-183.
6, 263-292.