Mapping of Cyprinus carpio research: a global perspectives

Mapping of Cyprinus carpio research: a global perspectives

Considering the importance of fish culture to meet out the needs of livelihood and nutrition, this study has been carried out to identify the highly productivity institutions, author, country, countries international collaboration and citation impact on Cyprinus carpio research. This study revealed...

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