High-yield mussel breeding method based on fresh water pearls

A high-yield technology for freshwater pearls, applied in fish farming, application, climate change adaptation, etc., can solve the problems of germplasm degradation of freshwater pearl mussels, smaller individuals of cultured species, poor disease resistance pearls, etc., to achieve enhanced pearl production Quality secretion ability, improve the roundness of pearls, improve the effect of fine germplasm

CN110278895AInactive Publication Date: 2019-09-27HUNAN UNIV OF ARTS & SCI
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2019-09-27
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Abstract

The invention discloses a high-yield mussel breeding method based on fresh water pearls and belongs to the field of mussel seed breeding. According to the high-yield mussel breeding method based on fresh water pearls, for selection and breeding of a first generation of mussel parents, male and female mussels of optimal ages are selected as male and female parents, the number of the male and female parents is 300 pairs or more, the shells of the selected male and female parents are respectively marked, a natural fertilization group and an artificial fertilization group are provided, and multiple generations of mussels of the two groups are selected, fertilized and bred constantly, so that various excellent germplasms of offspring mussels are effectively improved in the multi-generation screening and breeding, meanwhile, larger pearls are easier to generate and the mellow and full degree of the pearls is improved through pearl-culturing mussels obtained through artificial pearl implanting inoculation, and the pearl secretion capacity of hyriopsis cumingii is effectively enhanced. After multiple generations of breeding of two groups of experiments, the high-yield varieties of freshwater pearls are effectively cultured through comparative yield analysis of the freshwater pearls.
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technical field

[0001] The invention relates to the field of clam species breeding, more specifically, to a high-yield mussel species breeding method based on freshwater pearls. Background technique

[0002] Pearls are an ancient organic gemstone that has grown in popularity in recent years. According to statistics, most of the freshwater pearls in the world are produced in China, and China has become the world's largest producer of freshwater pearls. A crystal formed by calcification of calcium and organic matrix in a certain proportion.

[0003] In the past two decades, the rapid development of freshwater pearl mussel culture and the substantial increase in culture output have largely been achieved by increasing investment and expanding the scale of culture in many places, but there is a lack of high-yield, high-quality, and strong resistance to stress. Excellent varieties are still obvious; the germplasm degradation of freshwater pearl mussels is relatively serious, and...

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[0046] see figure 1 , a high-yield mussel species breeding method based on freshwater pearls, comprising the following steps:

[0047] Step 1, the selection and cultivation of the parent mussels of the first generation, select the male and female mussels with the best age and physique as the male and female parents, and there are more than 300 pairs of male and female parents, mark the shells of the selected male and female parents respectively, and mark the The male and female parents are separated and raised separately in a freshwater cultivation pool outside, and the male and female parents are separately suspended to effectively avoid the natural fertilization of the male and female parents before fertilization. The first generation of parent mussels is selected to be 5-8 years old, with excellent physical performance The mussel shell is light-colored, the shell is thick, the nacre is beautiful in color, the external gills are intact, and the shell closure is strong. The e...