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Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community Bright Asare, Edward A. Obodai, Emmanuel Acheampong.
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Pubmed Style Asare B, Obodai EA, Acheampong E. Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community. J. Fish. Coast. Mgt. 2019; 1(1): 8-17. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 Web Style Asare B, Obodai EA, Acheampong E. Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community. https://www.jfcomonline.com/?mno=36390 [Access: June 06, 2022]. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 AMA (American Medical Association) Style Asare B, Obodai EA, Acheampong E. Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community. J. Fish. Coast. Mgt. 2019; 1(1): 8-17. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 Vancouver/ICMJE Style Asare B, Obodai EA, Acheampong E. Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community. J. Fish. Coast. Mgt. (2019), [cited June 06, 2022]; 1(1): 8-17. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 Harvard Style Asare, B., Obodai, . E. A. & Acheampong, . E. (2019) Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community. J. Fish. Coast. Mgt, 1 (1), 8-17. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 Turabian Style Asare, Bright, Edward A. Obodai, and Emmanuel Acheampong. 2019. Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community. Journal of Fisheries and Coastal Management, 1 (1), 8-17. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 Chicago Style Asare, Bright, Edward A. Obodai, and Emmanuel Acheampong. "Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community." Journal of Fisheries and Coastal Management 1 (2019), 8-17. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 MLA (The Modern Language Association) Style Asare, Bright, Edward A. Obodai, and Emmanuel Acheampong. "Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community." Journal of Fisheries and Coastal Management 1.1 (2019), 8-17. Print. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 APA (American Psychological Association) Style Asare, B., Obodai, . E. A. & Acheampong, . E. (2019) Mangrove oyster farming: Prospects as supplementary livelihood for a Ghanaian fishing community. Journal of Fisheries and Coastal Management, 1 (1), 8-17. doi:10.5455/jfcom.20190311090846 |