E N VI RO N N E M E N T. R É F É R E N C E S
383
Sharp (V\ . M.) (1939), 1 ropagation of Potamogeton and Sagittaria from seeds (Irons
N. Amer. Wildl. Conf., 4, 351-358).
Smith (E. V.) et Swingle (H. S.) (1942), The use of fertilizer for controlling severai
submerged aquatic plants in ponds (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc.. 71, 1941. 94-101).
Speirs (J. M.) (1948), Summary of literature on aquatic weed control (Canad. Fish.
Cuit., 3, 4, 20-32).
Surber (E. W.) (1949), Control of aquatic plants in ponds and lakes (Fish IxraU
Wash., 344, 20 p.).
Surber (E. W.) (1950), Control of aquatic growths in iinpounding réservoirs (./. Imer
Wat. Wks. Ass., 42, 8, 735-740).
Surber (E. W.) et Everhart (M. H.) (1950), Biological efïects of nigrosine used for
control of weeds in hatchery ponds (Progr. Fish-Cult., 12. 3, 135-140).
Swingle (ILS.) et Smith (E. V.) (1939), Fertilizers for increasing the natural fond
for fish in ponds (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 68. 1938, 126-134).
Swingle (IL S.) et Smith (E. V.) (1950), Management of fann fish ponds (Bull. (la.
agric. Exp. Sta., 254, 30 p.).
Talbot (J.) (1947), Aménagement d’une rivière à truites (Rivières et Forêts, 2. 3335 ; 3, 80-82 et 4-5, 140-142).
Timmermans (J. A.) (1955), Essais sur le contrôle de la végétation aquatique à Laide
d’herbicides (Trav. Sta. Rech. Groenendael, Sér. D. 17, 39 p.).
9.5. CONDITIONS DE REPRODl CTION
Anderson (A. W.) (1949), A brief review of the literature concerning the effects of
turbidity and silt on fish (Rep. Mar. Lab. Texas Gante, Fish, Oyst. Comm., 1948.
1949, 247-251).
Hubbs (C. L.) et Eschmeyer (R. W.) (1938), The improvement of lakes for fishing.
A method of fish management (Bull. Inst. Fish. Res., 2. 233 p.).
Moore (E.) (1934), Introduction, [In] A biological survey of the Raquette watershed
(Supplément Ann. Rep. N. Y. State Conserv. Dept. Biol Surveys.. 8, 9-20).
Needham (P. R.) (1938), Trout streams. Conditions thaï détermine their productif ity
and suggestions for stream and lake management (Ithaca. Comstock Publishing
Company, Inc. 233, p.).
Tarzwell (C. M.) (1937), Experimental evidence on the value of trout stream improvement in Michigan (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc.. 66. 1936, 177-187).
9.6. NOURRITURE
Anonyme (1944), The top minnow, Gambusia the inosquite destroyer (Fish. Lca/L.
Wash., 67. 5 p.).
Ball (R. C.) (1948), Fertilization of lakes, good or bad ? (Mich. Conserv., 17, 9, 7-141.
Ball (R. C.) (1950), Fertilization of natural lakes in Michigan (Trans. Imer. Fish.
Soc., 78, 1948, 145-155).
Brook (A. J.) et Holden (A. V.) (1957), Fertilization experiinents in Scottish freshwater locks. L Loch Kinardochv Scot (Rep. F res hiv. Salm. Fish. Res. Scot.. 17
30 p.).
Chimits (P.) (1947), Note sur l’acclimatation du Gambusia holbrooki dans les étangs
des Landes (Bull, franç. Piscic., 147, 79-82).
Chimits (P.) et Kreczmer (1949), Note sur la culture du lupin (ordinaire et doux
(Bull, franç. Piscic., 159, 159-161).
Czensy (R.) et Wendsch (IL IL) (1918), Teichdungungsversuche in Sachsenhausen
Ergebnisse der ersten drei Versuchsjahre (I ischreizeit, 21, 50-52, .>«-61, 73-7u,
82-84, 97-99, 105-107, 113-115, 121-124).
383
Sharp (V\ . M.) (1939), 1 ropagation of Potamogeton and Sagittaria from seeds (Irons
N. Amer. Wildl. Conf., 4, 351-358).
Smith (E. V.) et Swingle (H. S.) (1942), The use of fertilizer for controlling severai
submerged aquatic plants in ponds (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc.. 71, 1941. 94-101).
Speirs (J. M.) (1948), Summary of literature on aquatic weed control (Canad. Fish.
Cuit., 3, 4, 20-32).
Surber (E. W.) (1949), Control of aquatic plants in ponds and lakes (Fish IxraU
Wash., 344, 20 p.).
Surber (E. W.) (1950), Control of aquatic growths in iinpounding réservoirs (./. Imer
Wat. Wks. Ass., 42, 8, 735-740).
Surber (E. W.) et Everhart (M. H.) (1950), Biological efïects of nigrosine used for
control of weeds in hatchery ponds (Progr. Fish-Cult., 12. 3, 135-140).
Swingle (ILS.) et Smith (E. V.) (1939), Fertilizers for increasing the natural fond
for fish in ponds (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc., 68. 1938, 126-134).
Swingle (IL S.) et Smith (E. V.) (1950), Management of fann fish ponds (Bull. (la.
agric. Exp. Sta., 254, 30 p.).
Talbot (J.) (1947), Aménagement d’une rivière à truites (Rivières et Forêts, 2. 3335 ; 3, 80-82 et 4-5, 140-142).
Timmermans (J. A.) (1955), Essais sur le contrôle de la végétation aquatique à Laide
d’herbicides (Trav. Sta. Rech. Groenendael, Sér. D. 17, 39 p.).
9.5. CONDITIONS DE REPRODl CTION
Anderson (A. W.) (1949), A brief review of the literature concerning the effects of
turbidity and silt on fish (Rep. Mar. Lab. Texas Gante, Fish, Oyst. Comm., 1948.
1949, 247-251).
Hubbs (C. L.) et Eschmeyer (R. W.) (1938), The improvement of lakes for fishing.
A method of fish management (Bull. Inst. Fish. Res., 2. 233 p.).
Moore (E.) (1934), Introduction, [In] A biological survey of the Raquette watershed
(Supplément Ann. Rep. N. Y. State Conserv. Dept. Biol Surveys.. 8, 9-20).
Needham (P. R.) (1938), Trout streams. Conditions thaï détermine their productif ity
and suggestions for stream and lake management (Ithaca. Comstock Publishing
Company, Inc. 233, p.).
Tarzwell (C. M.) (1937), Experimental evidence on the value of trout stream improvement in Michigan (Trans. Amer. Fish. Soc.. 66. 1936, 177-187).
9.6. NOURRITURE
Anonyme (1944), The top minnow, Gambusia the inosquite destroyer (Fish. Lca/L.
Wash., 67. 5 p.).
Ball (R. C.) (1948), Fertilization of lakes, good or bad ? (Mich. Conserv., 17, 9, 7-141.
Ball (R. C.) (1950), Fertilization of natural lakes in Michigan (Trans. Imer. Fish.
Soc., 78, 1948, 145-155).
Brook (A. J.) et Holden (A. V.) (1957), Fertilization experiinents in Scottish freshwater locks. L Loch Kinardochv Scot (Rep. F res hiv. Salm. Fish. Res. Scot.. 17
30 p.).
Chimits (P.) (1947), Note sur l’acclimatation du Gambusia holbrooki dans les étangs
des Landes (Bull, franç. Piscic., 147, 79-82).
Chimits (P.) et Kreczmer (1949), Note sur la culture du lupin (ordinaire et doux
(Bull, franç. Piscic., 159, 159-161).
Czensy (R.) et Wendsch (IL IL) (1918), Teichdungungsversuche in Sachsenhausen
Ergebnisse der ersten drei Versuchsjahre (I ischreizeit, 21, 50-52, .>«-61, 73-7u,
82-84, 97-99, 105-107, 113-115, 121-124).