| Starved whelks were provided with empty mussel shells so that sun-exposure was similar for both treatment groups. |
| The zebra mussel, for instance, has spread via ships and boats across Western Europe and North America. |
| Today's dish is a baked trout with a mussel based sauce and a julienne of vegetables. |
| The good news about mussel farming is that unlike other forms of aquaculture, the end product is better than the wild version. |
| The Asian clam and the zebra mussel are probably the two most common exotic species, which have been introduced to North American freshwaters. |
| Maori scraped it with mussel shells, wove it into fishing nets, made eel traps and tukutuku panels to decorate whare. |
