639
Kar D (1999b) Microbiological and environmental studies
in relation to fi sh disease in India. In: Gordon research
conference, Connecticut, USA
Kar D (2000a) Present status of fi sh biodiversity in South
Assam and Tripura. In: Ponniah AG, Sarkar UK (eds)
Fish biodiversity of North-East India, NBFGR-NATP
Publication No. 2, Lucknow, pp 80–82 (pp 228)
Kar D (2000b) Socio-economic development of the fi sherwomen through aquaculture with emphasis on integrated farming in the villages around Chatla Haor
Wetland in Silchar, Assam. Seminar presented on DBTsponsored awareness workshop on biotechnologybased programmes for women and rural development,
NEHU, Shillong, 1, pp 13–14
Kar D (2003) Fishes of Barak drainage, Mizoram and
Tripura. In: Kumar A, Bohra C, Singh LK (eds)
Environment, pollution and management. APH
Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, pp 203–211 (pp
xii + 604)
Kar D (2004) A Glimpse into the fi sh bioresources of
North-East India with a note on their management,
conservation and biotechnological potential. In:
Proceedings of (Invited Lecture) DBT-sponsored
national symposium on biodiversity conservation and
sustainable utilisation of environmental resources,
Tripura University, 10–11 January 2004, 9 p
Kar D (2007a) Lentic fi shery: fi shery of a tropical wetland
(Beel) in Assam. Sci Soc 5(1):53–72
Kar D (2007b) Fundamentals of limnology and aquaculture biotechnology. Daya Publishing House, New
Delhi, pp vi + 609
Kar D (2007) Sustainability issues of inland fi sh biodiversity and fi sheries in Barak drainage (Assam), in
Mizoram and Tripura. In: Kurup BM, Ravindran K
(eds) Sustain fi sh, pp 555–560 (pp xii + 863), School
of Industrial Fisheries, Cochin University of Science
& Technology (CUSAT): Proceedings of international
symposium on ‘Improved sustainability of fi sh production systems and appropriate technologies for utilisation’, 16–18 March 2005, Cochin
Kar D (2010) Biodiversity conservation prioritisation.
Swastik Publications, New Delhi, pp xi + 167
Kar D (2012) Taxonomy. APH Publications, New Delhi,
pp 102
Kar D, Dey S (1988a) Preliminary electron microscopic
studies on diseased fi sh tissues from Barak valley of
Assam. Proc Annu Conf Electron Microsc Soc India
18:88 p
Kar D, Dey SC (1990) A preliminary study of diseased fi shes
from Cachar district of Assam. Matsya 15–16:155–161
Kar D, Dey SC (2002) On the occurrence of advanced fry
of Hilsa (Tenualosa) ilisha (Hamilton-Buchanan) in
Chatla Haor Seasonal Wetland of Assam. Proc Zool
Soc (Calcutta) 55(2):15–19
Kar D, Dey SC, Kar S, Bhattacharjee N, Roy A (1993)
Virus-like particles in Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome
of fi sh. Proc Int Symp Virus-cell Interact: Cell Mol
Responses 1:34 p
Kar D, Roy A, Dey SC, Menon AGK, Kar S (1995).
Epizootic ulcerative syndrome in fi shes of India.
World Congress of In Vitro Biology. USA In Vitro
31(3):7
Kar D, Kar S, Roy A, Dey SC (1995a) Viral disease
syndrome in Fishes of North-East India. In:
Proceedings of international symposium of international center for Genetic Engineering and
Biotechnology and University of California at
Irvine, vol 1, 14 p
Kar D, Roy A, Dey SC, Menon AGK, Kar S (1995b)
Epizootic ulcerative syndrome in fi shes of India.
World Congr In Vitro Biol. In Vitro 31(3): 7 p
Kar D, Mazumdar J, Devi P, Devi BR, Devi V (2006)
Isolation of Aeromonas hydrophila from fi shes
affected by Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome as well as
from corresponding healthy fi sh species and from their
habitat. J Curr Sci 9(1):323–327
Mitchell DS, Gopal B (1990) Invasion of tropical freshwaters by alien aquatic plants. In Ramakrishanan PS
(ed) Ecology of biological invasion in the tropics.
International Scientifi c Publications, New Delhi,
pp 139–154
Mitsch WJ, Gosselink JG (1986) Wetlands. Van Nostrand
Reinhold, New York
Mitsch WJ, Gosselink JG (2000) Wetlands. Wiley, New
York, pp xii-920
Mitsch WJ, Wu X (1995) Wetlands and global change.
In: Lal R, Kimble J, Levine E, Stewart BA (eds)
Advances in soil science: soil management and
greenhouse effect. CRC Press/Lewis Publishers,
Boca Raton, pp 205–230
MOEF (1991) A reference manual: research and reference
division. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting,
Government of India, Delhi, pp-910
MOEF (1992) Conservation of wetlands in India. Ministry
of Environment and Forest, Government of India, New
Delhi, pp 48
MOEF (2007) Conservation of wetlands in India. Ministry
of Environment and Forest, Government of India, New
Delhi, pp iv-42
Nixon SW, Lee V (1986) Wetlands and water
quality. Technical report Y-86-2, U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station,
Vicksburg, MS
Richardson CJ (1985) Mechanism controlling phosphorus
retention capacity in freshwater wetlands. Science
228:1424–1427
Weller MW (1994) Freshwater marshes, 3rd edn.
University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 192 pp
Suggested Readings
Kar D (1999b) Microbiological and environmental studies
in relation to fi sh disease in India. In: Gordon research
conference, Connecticut, USA
Kar D (2000a) Present status of fi sh biodiversity in South
Assam and Tripura. In: Ponniah AG, Sarkar UK (eds)
Fish biodiversity of North-East India, NBFGR-NATP
Publication No. 2, Lucknow, pp 80–82 (pp 228)
Kar D (2000b) Socio-economic development of the fi sherwomen through aquaculture with emphasis on integrated farming in the villages around Chatla Haor
Wetland in Silchar, Assam. Seminar presented on DBTsponsored awareness workshop on biotechnologybased programmes for women and rural development,
NEHU, Shillong, 1, pp 13–14
Kar D (2003) Fishes of Barak drainage, Mizoram and
Tripura. In: Kumar A, Bohra C, Singh LK (eds)
Environment, pollution and management. APH
Publishing Corporation, New Delhi, pp 203–211 (pp
xii + 604)
Kar D (2004) A Glimpse into the fi sh bioresources of
North-East India with a note on their management,
conservation and biotechnological potential. In:
Proceedings of (Invited Lecture) DBT-sponsored
national symposium on biodiversity conservation and
sustainable utilisation of environmental resources,
Tripura University, 10–11 January 2004, 9 p
Kar D (2007a) Lentic fi shery: fi shery of a tropical wetland
(Beel) in Assam. Sci Soc 5(1):53–72
Kar D (2007b) Fundamentals of limnology and aquaculture biotechnology. Daya Publishing House, New
Delhi, pp vi + 609
Kar D (2007) Sustainability issues of inland fi sh biodiversity and fi sheries in Barak drainage (Assam), in
Mizoram and Tripura. In: Kurup BM, Ravindran K
(eds) Sustain fi sh, pp 555–560 (pp xii + 863), School
of Industrial Fisheries, Cochin University of Science
& Technology (CUSAT): Proceedings of international
symposium on ‘Improved sustainability of fi sh production systems and appropriate technologies for utilisation’, 16–18 March 2005, Cochin
Kar D (2010) Biodiversity conservation prioritisation.
Swastik Publications, New Delhi, pp xi + 167
Kar D (2012) Taxonomy. APH Publications, New Delhi,
pp 102
Kar D, Dey S (1988a) Preliminary electron microscopic
studies on diseased fi sh tissues from Barak valley of
Assam. Proc Annu Conf Electron Microsc Soc India
18:88 p
Kar D, Dey SC (1990) A preliminary study of diseased fi shes
from Cachar district of Assam. Matsya 15–16:155–161
Kar D, Dey SC (2002) On the occurrence of advanced fry
of Hilsa (Tenualosa) ilisha (Hamilton-Buchanan) in
Chatla Haor Seasonal Wetland of Assam. Proc Zool
Soc (Calcutta) 55(2):15–19
Kar D, Dey SC, Kar S, Bhattacharjee N, Roy A (1993)
Virus-like particles in Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome
of fi sh. Proc Int Symp Virus-cell Interact: Cell Mol
Responses 1:34 p
Kar D, Roy A, Dey SC, Menon AGK, Kar S (1995).
Epizootic ulcerative syndrome in fi shes of India.
World Congress of In Vitro Biology. USA In Vitro
31(3):7
Kar D, Kar S, Roy A, Dey SC (1995a) Viral disease
syndrome in Fishes of North-East India. In:
Proceedings of international symposium of international center for Genetic Engineering and
Biotechnology and University of California at
Irvine, vol 1, 14 p
Kar D, Roy A, Dey SC, Menon AGK, Kar S (1995b)
Epizootic ulcerative syndrome in fi shes of India.
World Congr In Vitro Biol. In Vitro 31(3): 7 p
Kar D, Mazumdar J, Devi P, Devi BR, Devi V (2006)
Isolation of Aeromonas hydrophila from fi shes
affected by Epizootic Ulcerative Syndrome as well as
from corresponding healthy fi sh species and from their
habitat. J Curr Sci 9(1):323–327
Mitchell DS, Gopal B (1990) Invasion of tropical freshwaters by alien aquatic plants. In Ramakrishanan PS
(ed) Ecology of biological invasion in the tropics.
International Scientifi c Publications, New Delhi,
pp 139–154
Mitsch WJ, Gosselink JG (1986) Wetlands. Van Nostrand
Reinhold, New York
Mitsch WJ, Gosselink JG (2000) Wetlands. Wiley, New
York, pp xii-920
Mitsch WJ, Wu X (1995) Wetlands and global change.
In: Lal R, Kimble J, Levine E, Stewart BA (eds)
Advances in soil science: soil management and
greenhouse effect. CRC Press/Lewis Publishers,
Boca Raton, pp 205–230
MOEF (1991) A reference manual: research and reference
division. Ministry of Information and Broadcasting,
Government of India, Delhi, pp-910
MOEF (1992) Conservation of wetlands in India. Ministry
of Environment and Forest, Government of India, New
Delhi, pp 48
MOEF (2007) Conservation of wetlands in India. Ministry
of Environment and Forest, Government of India, New
Delhi, pp iv-42
Nixon SW, Lee V (1986) Wetlands and water
quality. Technical report Y-86-2, U.S. Army Corps
of Engineers Waterways Experiment Station,
Vicksburg, MS
Richardson CJ (1985) Mechanism controlling phosphorus
retention capacity in freshwater wetlands. Science
228:1424–1427
Weller MW (1994) Freshwater marshes, 3rd edn.
University of Minnesota Press, Minneapolis, 192 pp
Suggested Readings