Tetraploid chemical induction method applicable to short-necked clams
A Philippine clam, chemical induction technology, applied in the fields of application, climate change adaptation, fish farming, etc., can solve the problems of failure to form mature tetraploid induction technology of Philippine clam, improper control of conditions, low induction rate, etc. Achieve the effects of increasing the tetraploid induction rate, prolonging the treatment time, and improving synchronization
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Embodiment 1
[0032] (1) At the beginning of June 2013, at a base of the Hebei Academy of Ocean and Fishery Sciences, 2-year-old clams caught in a tidal flat were used as parent shells. The shell length of the parent shells was 41.1±3.2mm, and the ripening was carried out indoors for 30 days , the gonads are fully mature;
[0033] (2) The water body in the spawning tank is 50L, and the seawater is sand-filtered seawater that has been irradiated with ultraviolet rays for 30 minutes. The parent shellfish is dried in the shade for 4 hours and placed in the bucket, and intermittently inflated. After being selected and washed repeatedly with fresh water, place them individually in a beaker filled with 500mL of seawater. After about 10 minutes, the gametes are basically discharged, and 11 cups of egg fluid and 12 cups of semen are obtained;
[0034] (3) Microscopically inspect each cup of egg liquid, select 3 cups of egg liquid with complete egg membrane, consistent specifications, regular spheri...
Embodiment 2
[0042] (1) At the end of May 2015, in a shellfish seed breeding farm in Qingdao, 2-year-old clams collected in a local pond were used as broods. After about a week of strengthening, the gonads are fully mature;
[0043] (2) The water body in the oxytocin bucket is 30L, and the seawater is sand-filtered seawater irradiated with ultraviolet rays for 50 minutes. The brockfish is dried in the shade for 4 hours and then put into the bucket. The air is intermittently inflated for 1 minute every 1 minute. After 6 minutes, the brockfish starts to discharge gametes. The broodstock that started to discharge gametes was selected, washed repeatedly with fresh water, and placed in a beaker filled with 500mL sand-filtered seawater. After about 8 minutes, the gametes were basically discharged, and 8 cups of egg liquid and 5 cups of semen were obtained;
[0044](3) Microscopically inspect each cup of egg liquid, select 2 cups of egg liquid with complete egg membrane, consistent specifications...
Embodiment 3
[0052] (1) At the beginning of June 2015, in a key laboratory of aquatic ecology in Tianjin, 3-year-old clams collected in the shallow sea of Bohai Bay were used as broods. The shell length of the broods was 43.2±3.2mm, and the gonads matured naturally;
[0053] (2) The water body in the spawning bucket is 30L, and the seawater is sand-filtered seawater irradiated with ultraviolet rays for 30 minutes. The broccoli are dried in the shade for 4 hours and then put into the bucket. The air is intermittently inflated for 1 minute every 1 minute. After 8 minutes, the brockfish starts to discharge gametes. Select the parent shellfish that started to discharge gametes, rinse them repeatedly with fresh water, and place them individually in a beaker filled with 500mL of sand-filtered seawater. After about 8 minutes, the gametes are basically discharged, and 12 cups of egg fluid and 4 cups of semen are obtained;
[0054] (3) Microscopically inspect each cup of egg liquid, select 4 cups ...
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