Two-stage continuous backcross method for breeding vavous moth of bombyx mori
A technology of backcross breeding and silkworm, which is applied in animal husbandry and other fields, can solve the problems of cumbersome operation, slow progress, and difficulty in practical use, and achieve the effects of preventing loss, speeding up breeding progress, and improving the thoroughness of hybridization
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[0006] Select the white moth species of the Chinese system with excellent comprehensive economic properties in spring or summer and autumn as parents, and cross them with individuals of gray black moths that contain recessive gray black moth genes. on behalf of the white moth). Use the F1 white moth to backcross once with the parent white moth, raise a generation of backcross silkworms, and self-cross after cocooning and moth emergence. This is the first continuous backcrossing. The silkworm eggs produced after selfing are bred and cocooned, and 1 / 8 gray-black moths are separated, of which male and female are divided in half. The separated gray-black moths are then crossed with parent white moths to raise offspring silkworms until cocoons are formed. 1. After the moths emerge, use the offspring moths containing the recessive gray-black moth gene (phenotype is white moth) to backcross once with the parent white moth, then raise and cocoon, separate after the moths are self-cros...
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