CN114342847A - Seed production method for improving growth of pinctada martensii with golden yellow shell color - Google Patents
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Abstract
The invention discloses a seed production method for improving the growth of pinctada martensii with golden yellow shell color. (1) Selecting a female individual from a pinctada martensii population with a rapid growth characteristic as a female parent, carrying out artificial hybridization by taking a pinctada martensii male individual as a male parent, and then expanding the population number through self-reproduction in the population; (2) and (2) selecting a female individual with mature gonad from the expanded propagation population obtained in the step (1) as a female parent, selecting a male individual with yellow shell color from the pinctada martensii golden-brown strain as a male parent, and carrying out artificial fertilization, cultivation and breeding to obtain the improved pinctada martensii golden-brown. The method can improve size of yellow shell, and ensure color purity of yellow shell, and is convenient for production and application.
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The technical field is as follows:
the invention belongs to the field of aquatic animal genetic breeding technology and aquaculture, and particularly relates to a seed production method for improving the growth of pinctada martensii.
Background art:
research shows that the color of the shell selected by an individual in the growth process is related to the growth environment (including the temperature, salinity and the like of a water area), the geographic position and physiological factors. According to the research reports on some shellfish, the shell color polymorphism is simple Mendelian inheritance, but the selection of the shell color has no definite conclusion about whether the growth trait, the physiological trait and some economic traits have certain connection.
Pinctada martensii Dunker belongs to bivalvia, Pinctada martensii and Pinctada genus, is an important seawater pearl culture shellfish, and has brown shell surface and often several dark brown radiation lines. Other shell surface colors are less visible.
The shell colors of Pinctadfuca martensii, Japan, include red, brown, yellow and brown, and Wada K.T. et al (1983, 1990, 1994, 1996) found that white shells are very rare in wild and cultivated populations, and white individuals have been found in some inbred populations. The white shell color profile is likely to be controlled by recessive genes and the resulting beads are free of yellow pigment, white individuals as flaked mussels are advantageous for growing excellent beads, but the total weight and survival rate of white shell inbred lines is much lower than that of white shell/brown shell hybrid lines. The shell color of Argopecten irradians Lamarck can be stably inherited, and is less influenced by environmental factors (Kraeuter J.et al, 1984; Elek J.A.et al,1985,1990; Adamkewicz L.et al,1988), and different new varieties of Argopecten irradians can be theoretically bred by directional breeding. Gary et al (1980) have crossed different shell color populations of Mytilus edulis and have found that there is a considerable frequency of differences in shell color polymorphisms between the two populations and that brown individuals are 10% to 20% smaller than blue individuals between the different populations. However, John et al (2004) have found that the average individual weight, survival rate and growth rate of crassostrea gigas have no correlation with the shell pigment and the pallium pigment.
In the aspect of shellfish shell color research, China carries out oriented breeding on the quantity and the characters of bay scallops and haliotis discuses according to the growth conditions of different shell color groups, and obtains a new strain with clear phenotype and excellent characters. Zhang et al (2003, 2005) marked by shell color have cultivated bay scallops of different colors such as pure orange red, pure black, pure purple, pure white, etc., and established bay scallops "The breeding mode of shell color-quantitative character composite selection and selfing-directional breeding-small population balance is adopted to breed a new variety of the 'Zhongke red bay scallop', more than 95% of filial generation individuals are orange shell color, the survival rate is improved by 15% -20%, the growth speed is improved by 10% -15%, the meat yield is increased by more than 10%, and the shell thickness is also obviously increased. In the growing stage, among different shell colors of the same age in days, white family individuals are obviously larger than orange individuals and purple individuals; the survival rate of the white family is the highest in 7 and 8 months of high temperature (because the white shell absorbs less heat than the orange purple individual and is more easily adapted to the environment of high temperature and strong light), and it is found that there is no main connection between the growth character and survival rate of the bay scallop individuals and the shell color in the larval stage, probably because the individuals have the same genetic basis in the larval stage and are transparent and have no function of secreting pigment into the shell. Liu Xiao et al (2003) have bred the Haliotis discus hannai 'Chinese red' strain by adopting a cross breeding mode, the shell color gene is homozygous, 12 'Chinese red' sibling or half-sibling families are established, and the scale breeding is carried out, so that a good development direction is provided for the culture industry of the Haliotis discus hannai. Wangqing Heng (2008) establishes brown, red, yellow and white shell color breeding lines of pinctada martensii, and confirms 4 shell color breeding lines F1The growth characters in the larval stage are different, and the white breeding line is lower than other breeding lines. Yangshao et al (2012) compared 4 shell color lines of Pinctada martensii as nucleus inserted shells and found brown shell color line F3The breeding effect is better. Four shell color breeding lines F of pinctada martensii are carried out in the morning and in the evening (2012)5The results of the growth and genetic diversity analysis show that the growth traits of the four shell color breeding lines and the control group are all obviously different. In the breeding process of the golden yellow shell color of the pinctada martensii, a family internal self-reproduction method is adopted, through the breeding of 4 generations, the purity of the yellow shell color reaches over 90 percent, but the group grows slowly and the individual is small. The ash content of soft part of the golden yellow shell strain is 22.8 percent lower than that of the Nanke No. 1 variety, the sum of hydrolyzed amino acid is 9.2 percent higher than that of the Nanke No. 1 variety, and the sum of free amino acid is 21.3 percent higher than that of the Nanke No. 1 variety, which indicates that the golden yellow shell strain has higher organic matter composition, ironThe content is 1.5 times of that of No. 1 of south China family. Has better nutritive value, which indicates that the shellfish has the potential of being developed into edible shellfish.
In breeding, the growth can be improved by adopting a hybridization method, but the shell color character can be separated, so that the growth performance can not be improved under the condition of ensuring that the shell color purity is not reduced.
The invention content is as follows:
the invention aims to provide a seed production method for improving the growth of pinctada martensii by improving the growth of the pinctada martensii strain and ensuring the shell color purity.
The invention relates to a seed production method for improving growth of pinctada martensii with golden yellow shells, which comprises the following steps:
(1) selecting a female individual from a pinctada martensii population with a rapid growth characteristic as a female parent, carrying out artificial hybridization by taking a pinctada martensii male individual as a male parent, and then expanding the population number through self-reproduction in the population;
(2) and (2) selecting a female individual with mature gonad from the expanded propagation population obtained in the step (1) as a female parent, selecting a male individual with yellow shell color from the pinctada martensii golden-brown strain as a male parent, and carrying out artificial fertilization, cultivation and breeding to obtain the improved pinctada martensii golden-brown.
Preferably, the artificial hybridization in step (1) has fertilization conditions as follows: the temperature of the seawater is 26-29 ℃, and the concentration of the ammonia seawater is 0.009-0.012%.
Preferably, the artificial hybridization in step (1) has fertilization conditions as follows: the volume fraction of the ammonia seawater concentration is 0.009 percent at 26 ℃.
Preferably, the golden yellow shell color line in the step (2) is a golden yellow shell line bred in the 4 th generation.
Compared with the prior art, the invention has the beneficial effects that:
the invention provides a binary hybridization method, which can remarkably improve the growth and the individual size of the pinctada martensii with high golden yellow shell color, can ensure that the shell color purity is not reduced, is favorable for seed production and is applied to production.
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the following examples are further illustrative of the present invention and are not intended to be limiting thereof.
Example (b):
the method comprises the following steps: in 2019, in 5 months, 3 female individuals with full gonads are selected from the No. 50 pinctada martensii population (the population is large and is from the first-generation breeding population of the Zhanjiang breeding population, the shell height is about 5cm), 3 male individuals are selected from the caught pinctada martensii (from the North sea in Guangxi, the shell height is about 7cm), eggs and sperms are respectively dissected and stored in a beaker filled with filtered seawater, and the collected sperms and the eggs are filtered by a silk screen to remove impurities and tissue fragments. And eggs were quickly added to a flat bottom glass container containing ammonia water in 0.006%, 0.009%, and 0.012% by volume, respectively, and left for 10 minutes, after which an appropriate amount of sperm was added and mixed well to allow fertilization. The temperature of fertilization development water is set with three gradients (23 ℃, 26 ℃ and 29 ℃). The water was changed twice to wash off excess sperm. The fertilization rate (percentage of fertilized eggs to the total number of eggs) was calculated by sampling 2 hours after fertilization. The two groups with the highest fertilization rate comprise water temperature of 26 ℃, ammonia seawater concentration of 0.009% (volume fraction, the same below), and water temperature of 29 ℃ and ammonia seawater concentration of 0.012%, wherein the fertilization rates are respectively 28.50 +/-2.45% and 28.47 +/-5.05%, and the fertilization rates of other groups are all lower than 20%. As the high-concentration ammonia seawater can cause high death rate of later larvae, the water temperature of 29 ℃ is usually increased. For convenient operation, the temperature of 26 ℃ and the ammonia seawater concentration of 0.009 percent are the more suitable fertilization conditions.
Collecting larvae after fertilized eggs are hatched, and culturing the larvae, seedlings and marine culture (pearl oyster seedling biology, editions such as Jinzhuang, and the like, ocean publishing agency, 1992) according to a conventional mode, wherein the culture number of the breeding material is L. Meanwhile, a golden yellow shell group (No. O, shown in figure 1, and according to the application number: 201611128447.2, the invention name: the golden yellow shell group obtained by the method for producing the seed of the pinctada martensii) and a growth breeding group (No. 50) are cultured according to a conventional method to form a self-reproduction group (self-breeding). The L, O and 50 populations were measured for their shell length, height, width, weight at 12 months of age, with 50 individuals measured at random per population.
Step two: and 5, in 2020, taking the first generation L obtained in the step one as a parent, selecting male and female individuals to perform self-propagation in a population, and enlarging the population scale. The artificial fertilization (mother-of-pearl biology, editions such as Jinzai, oceanic publishing agency, 1992), cultivation and cultivation are carried out according to the conventional method of Pinctada martensii. No. 50 colonies were also grown contemporaneously. The shell length, height, width, and body weight were measured at 10 months of age for population L and 50, with 50 individuals measured at random for each population, and the results are shown in table 1.
TABLE 1
| Shell length/mm | Shell height/mm | Shell width/mm | Body weight/g | |
| 50(2019 Miao, 12-month-old shell) | 59.70±5.28 | 56.91±5.02 | 20.37±2.13 | 24.23±5.41 |
| L (2019 Miao, 12-month-old shell) | 64.17±5.20 | 61.17±5.79 | 21.97±1.47 | 31.32±5.79 |
| O (2019 Miao, 12-month-old shell) | 46.32±6.17 | 45.62±5.42 | 16.86±1.82 | 13.04±3.29 |
| L (2020 Miao, 10 months old shell) | 56.86±8.57 | 56.66±8.76 | 19.56±2.35 | 23.85±8.44 |
| 50(2020 Miao, 10 months old shell) | 47.19±4.96 | 45.99±4.91 | 16.35±1.71 | 13.63±3.46 |
Compared with the population 50 in the same period (shown in table 1), the first generation (seedling 2019, 12-month-old shellfish) and the second generation (2020-year-old shellfish) of the L obtained in the first step and the second step are obviously greater than the population 50 in the same period, and the characteristics of 4 shell height, shell length, shell width and body weight are shown to be a rapid growth population. Whereas the golden yellow hull population O is significantly smaller than the contemporary L and 50.
Step three: and 4, in 2021, female individuals with mature gonads are selected from the population (number L) obtained in the second step, and male individuals with golden shell color (number O, shell color purity of 90.14%) are selected from the golden yellow shell line (number O) bred in the 4 th generation. Then artificial fertilization and larva cultivation are carried out, the juvenile mollusks are raised out of the sea in 6 months, and the number of the filial generation is G. The combination of simultaneous hybridizations further comprises: hybridizing by taking the breeding population No. 50 as a female parent and taking O as a male parent, and numbering the filial generation as 48; the self-propagating combination is L, 50 and O. Growth measurements and shell color purity statistics were performed at 10 months 2021 and the results are shown in table 2.
TABLE 2
| Shell height/mm | Shell length/mm | Shell width/mm | Body weight/g | Ratio of golden yellow shell | |
| 50(2021 Miao, 4 months old shell) | 34.82±5.61 | 37.16±5.76 | 12.78±2.45 | 6.93±2.90 | 0 |
| L (2021 Miao, 4 months old shell) | 37.36±7.09 | 38.83±6.49 | 13.93±2.49 | 8.57±3.56 | 0 |
| O (2021 Miao, 4 months old shell) | 23.62±5.49 | 24.74±5.47 | 8.58±2.02 | 2.56±1.61 | 96％ |
| G (2021 Miao, 4 months old shell) | 32.78±4.66 | 34.38±4.20 | 11.84±1.69 | 5.93±2.81 | 98.33％ |
| 48(2021 Miao, 4 months old shell) | 36.87±4.91 | 34.99±5.70 | 12.54±1.97 | 7.06±2.54 | 34.83％ |
The results of step three (table 2) show that:
1. the individuals of the golden yellow shell strain (O) in the three self-propagating groups were the smallest, L the largest; the individuals of filial generation G and 48 are all larger than O of one of the parents, and the shell height, the shell length, the shell width and the body weight of the target variety G are respectively increased by 38.78%, 38.97%, 38% and 131.64% compared with O, which shows that the size of the golden yellow shell line can be obviously improved through hybridization.
2. From the proportion of golden yellow shells, the proportion of golden yellow shells of O is 96%, the proportion of golden yellow shells of a target variety G is 98.33%, the proportion of No. 48 is 34.83%, and golden yellow shell individuals are not found in the groups L and 50, namely, filial generations (numbered G) of L and O ensure the purity of the golden yellow shells and the shell colors are not separated; although the individual of the filial generation (No. 48) of No. 50 and the group O is larger than G, the golden yellow shell color purity is obviously lower than that of G and the golden yellow shell parent O, which indicates that the shell color is separated.
That is, to improve the growth of the yellow hull line and to ensure the shell color purity, the hybridization of L and O is an optimal seed production strategy.
Comparative example:
the invention can obviously improve the size of the golden yellow shell strain by hybridizing the golden yellow shell strain (O) with the Nanke No. 1 variety, and has obvious average hybridization advantages. The proportion of yellow hull color of the golden yellow hull line is 90.14%, but the proportion of golden yellow hull of the filial generation is 73.6% and is lower than that of the golden yellow hull parent. The individual size of golden yellow shell can be improved by hybridization, but the shell color purity cannot be guaranteed.
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1. A seed production method for improving the growth of pinctada martensii with golden yellow shell color is characterized by comprising the following steps:
(1) selecting a female individual from a pinctada martensii population with a rapid growth characteristic as a female parent, carrying out artificial hybridization by taking a pinctada martensii male individual as a male parent, and then expanding the population number through self-reproduction in the population;
(2) and (2) selecting a female individual with mature gonad from the expanded propagation population obtained in the step (1) as a female parent, selecting a male individual with yellow shell color from the pinctada martensii golden-brown strain as a male parent, and carrying out artificial fertilization, cultivation and breeding to obtain the improved pinctada martensii golden-brown.
2. The method for producing seed according to claim 1, wherein the artificial hybridization in step (1) is carried out under fertilization conditions of: the seawater temperature is 26-29 ℃, and the ammonia seawater concentration is 0.009-0.012 percent by volume fraction.
3. The method for producing seed according to claim 2, wherein the artificial hybridization in step (1) is carried out under fertilization conditions of: the seawater temperature is 26 ℃, and the ammonia seawater concentration is 0.009% by volume fraction.
4. The method for producing seeds of claim 1, wherein the golden yellow shell color line in the step (2) is a 4 th generation bred golden yellow shell line.
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