Method for cultivating new crassostrea hongkongensis triploid rapid growth strain by using backcross breeding technology
A technology of Hong Kong oyster and triploid, which is applied in the field of cultivating a new line of Hong Kong oyster triploid growing rapidly, can solve the problems of genetic pollution of natural population, inconvenient measurement of advantages and disadvantages, and impact on marine biodiversity, etc., and it is easy to protect the property rights of the line , the effect of stable triploid rate and great promotion potential
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[0036] a, Breeding of diploid fast-growing lines of Hong Kong oyster and near river oyster: ① wild collection of Hong Kong oyster Guangdong Shenzhen population, Guangdong Yangjiang population, Guangdong Taishan population, Guangxi Beihai population, Guangxi Fangchenggang population and Jinjiang oyster Guangdong Shenzhen population, Guangdong Taishan population 200 individuals from the Qinzhou population in Guangxi, transported to the southeast test site of the Zhanjiang Marine Economic Animal Experimental Station of the Chinese Academy of Sciences, and kept in the circulating seawater system at a temperature of 29-31°C and a salinity of 15ppt for 7 days; Arranged from the largest to the smallest, the top 10% individuals of the shell height were taken as parents, and the offspring of each wild population were obtained by selfing within the group. After attachment, they were arranged in three sea areas of Zhuhai, Guangdong, Taishan, and Beihai, Guangxi. Shell height, total weight...
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