PRELIMINARY OBSERVATIONS ON IMPLANATION EFFICIENCY OF CULTURED ROUND PEARLS WITH PEARL OYSTER,Pteria(Magnavicula) penguin RODING
Fei Liang
Abstract
Fei Liang
Abstract
The implantation technique applied in Pteria penguin was similar to the method used in Pinctada martensii in our experiment.The data showed that the survival rate was77%and nucleus retaining rate was11.1%.The events after implantation are as follows.The mortality climax occured between the2nd~7th day.The nucleus rejection climax occured between the2nd~10th day.The physiological condition stabilizes after17days.And the rehabilitation period requires approximately70~90days.For the purpose of improving implantation,pre-treatment should adopt the form of artificial cage cultivation after artificial open cultivation.Inaddition post-treatment should leave the oysters in tanks for several days before they being transferred to the sea.
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The implantation technique applied in Pteria penguin was similar to the method used in Pinctada martensii in our experiment.The data showed that the survival rate was77%and nucleus retaining rate was11.1%.The events after implantation are as follows.The mortality climax occured between the2nd~7th day.The nucleus rejection climax occured between the2nd~10th day.The physiological condition stabilizes after17days.And the rehabilitation period requires approximately70~90days.For the purpose of improving implantation,pre-treatment should adopt the form of artificial cage cultivation after artificial open cultivation.Inaddition post-treatment should leave the oysters in tanks for several days before they being transferred to the sea.
Key concepts: Climax, Oyster, Pearl, Pearl oyster, Biology, Fishery, Ecology, Archaeology