The phrase "fish egg" is correct and usable in written English.
It can be used when referring to the eggs of fish, often in culinary contexts or discussions about marine biology.
Example: "Sushi often features fish egg as a delicacy, adding a unique flavor and texture to the dish."
Alternatives: "roe" or "fish spawn."
In the movie, Nemo is Marlin's remaining fish egg when an evil barracuda kills Nemo's mother and other siblings.
You can find endives with ham and salade Liegoise alongside tarama fish egg salad and grilled eggplant.
Vitamin D can also be found in foods such as oily fish, egg yolks and red meat.
and its oscillation amplitude in different frequencies and voltages are measured by using a fish egg (1 mm dia).
In the video, the hand detaches a one-millimeter-in-diameter fish egg, overcoming the surface tension that is strong at this scale.
Stearic acid was found at significantly lower levels in wild fish egg neutral lipids than in domesticated fish ova, whereas 18 1n−9 showed the opposite trend.
Then, still afraid there's not enough to eat, he makes three of his "famous" tuna fish, egg and onion sandwiches with the crusts trimmed off.
For valid experiments, eggs were obtained only from spawns with a fertilization rate higher than 70% according to the OECD guideline for fish-egg assays with zebrafish embryos [18].
At last I understood the caviar vending machine's plight — the bitter fish-egg taste of rejection.
It comprised two components: overall variety (daily consumption of at least one serving from each of the five food groups: meat/poultry/fish/egg, dairy products, grains, fruit and vegetables, 0 15 points) and variety within protein sources (meat/poultry, fish, dairy, beans and eggs, 0 5 points), to give a total DDS of 20 points (optimal diversity).
