cyprinus การใช้

• Cyprinus carpio is the number one fish of aquaculture.
• Cyprinus, an exotic species, has proliferated extensively after its introduction in 1956.
• It is considered to be introduced Common Carp, " Cyprinus carpio ".
• Minor threats include the introduction of common carp ( " Cyprinus carpio " ) into the area.
• Brahmins and pilgrims feed the fish specie " Cyprinus denticulatus " ( length ) at this site.
• Koi are a domesticated subspecies of common carp ( " Cyprinus carpio " ) that have been selectively bred for color.
• Carp, " Cyprinus carpio ", were discovered in the lake in 1995, but were eradicated using innovative techniqes.
• These three species are superficially similar to the common carp ( " Cyprinus carpio " ), but all lack the characteristic barbels.
• Refuge officials have been actively managing an overabundance of common carp ( " Cyprinus carpio " ) in the refuge since at least the 1970s.
• A large proportion of freshwater species are Carp ( " Cyprinus carpio " ) the Cyprinidae family is now present in a destructive form in Australia.
• 26 species of fish are recorded which include Rohu, Catla, Puntius, Cirrhina, Channa, Mystus, Chitala chitala, Cyprinus, and Ambassis ranga.
• The lake is good for some fishing of small and medium carp ( Cyprinus carpio ) and some northern pike ( Esox lucius ) that was introduced from North America.
• Introduced fish such as European carp ( " Cyprinus carpio " ) threaten the aquatic ecosystems in the park as they compete with and prey on native species.
• Extensive taxonomic review of " Cyprinus " carp from eastern and southeastern Asia may be necessary as the genetic variations do not fully match the currently recognized species pattern,
• The fish are a breed of the common carp, " Cyprinus carpio ", which includes numerous wild carp races as well as domesticated koi ( " Nishikigoi " ).
• The second intermediate host include freshwater fish : crucian carp " Carassius carassius ", common carp " Cyprinus carpio ", and " Tribolodon brandtii ".
• The common carp ( " Cyprinus carpio " ) and the grass carp ( " Ctenopharyngodon idella " ) are the most important of these, for example in Florida.
• Accidentally or deliberately introduced populations of common carp ( " Cyprinus carpio " ) and grass carp ( " Ctenopharyngodon idella " ) are found on all continents except Antarctica.
• Species of " Carassius " are not particularly close relatives of the typical carps of " Cyprinus ", but rather form a more basal lineage of the subfamily Cyprininae.
• It was originally described as " Cyprinus amarus " by Marcus Elieser Bloch in 1782, and has been referred to in scientific literature as " Rhodeus sericeus amarus ".