A Bibliometric Approach to Understanding the Recent Development of Publication About the Silver Carp Hypophthalmichthys molitrix Between 2003 and 2023.

تتناول المقالة تحليلًا ببليومتريًا للبحوث المنشورة حول سمكة الكارب الفضي (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) من عام 2003 إلى عام 2023. وتستعرض 959 ورقة بحثية مفهرسة في سكوبس كتبها 139 باحثًا من 57 دولة، مع تسليط الضوء على الاتجاهات في النشر، ومقاييس الاقتباس، وأكثر المؤلفين والمجلات إنتاجية في هذا المجال. يكشف التحليل أن الصين والولايات المتحدة هما المساهمتان الرائدتان في أبحاث سمكة الكارب الفضي، حيث تم تحديد لوو يونغكانغ كأكثر المؤلفين إنتاجية. تهدف النتائج إلى تقديم رؤى حول المشهد البحثي المحيط بسمكة الكارب الفضي، والتي تعتبر مهمة في مجال تربية الأحياء المائية وتطرح تحديات بيئية في مناطق مختلفة. [Extracted from the article]

Aquaculture of the silver carp (Hypophthalmichthys molitrix) is one of the most important species for ensuring food security. This analysis study aimed to comprehend the conceptual framework of the recent research for it, based on 959 Scopus-indexed core collection papers from 446 publications produced by 139 authors from 57 countries between 2003 and 2023. VOSViewer was used to conduct this bibliometric analysis, which looked into the fundamental profile of the chosen fields. Of the ten authors, Luo Yongkang emerged as the most productive author in the field, with an h-index of 58, 268 articles, and 268 documents. China and the USA were found to have the strongest teamwork and the most productive nations, producing 437 and 262 papers, respectively. The most frequently mentioned journals that addressed the research topic were Food Hydrocolloids (411) and Food Chemistry (391, 341, 321, and 196, respectively), which dealt with the research topic the most. As a result, this bibliometric analysis offers thorough details on the field of study and research landscape around silver carp and indicates interest in the subject matter. In addition, it identifies crucial areas for further investigation and makes it easier to map possible authors, organizations, and nations for partnerships. [ABSTRACT FROM AUTHOR]

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