Breeding methods for high-yield and stress-resistant varieties of common tidal flat shellfish
A technology for shellfish and tidal flats, applied in the field of high-yield and stress-resistant varieties, can solve the problems of individual miniaturization, quality decline, and unclear basic status of germplasm resources
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Embodiment 1
[0017] The first step is to select the original materials: in July 2006, select a healthy second-instar Dalian wild-type population with no damage to the shell, regular shell shape, strong vitality, and population of 600.
[0018] The second step is to obtain breeding materials: after 8 hours of dry in the shade, the male product induces the parent to lay eggs and produce sperm. One male parent was mated with 3 to 5 female parents to establish 75 families. Under the same water environment and the same cultivation and stocking density conditions, 42 families of offspring were cultivated through intermediate breeding and cultivation. In the first-age gonad maturity stage of the Philippine clams, using shell length, survival rate and yield (yield=average shell length×survival rate) as indicators, the 17th family with the fastest growth rate was selected, and its growth traits increased by 16.7%. The No. 11 family with the highest survival rate and yield increased its survival trait...
Embodiment 2
[0022] The first step is to select the original materials: in September 2006, select a healthy second-instar Dalian wild-type population with no damage to the shell, regular shell shape, strong vitality, and the population number of 800.
[0023] The second step is to obtain breeding materials: the parent shells are dried in the shade for 12 hours to stimulate oviposition and sperm. One male parent mates with 3 to 5 female parents to establish 45 families. Under the same water environment and the same breeding and stocking density conditions, 37 families of offspring were cultivated through intermediate breeding and cultivation. In the first-age gonad maturity of the Philippine clams, using shell length, survival rate and yield (yield = average shell length × survival rate) as indicators, the fastest growing family No. 5 was selected, and its growth rate increased by 20.64%; The 18th family with the highest rate increased its survival rate by 24.56%; the 27th family with the hig...
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