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- the present invention relates to a process for growing aquatic animals in rice-aquaculture systems.
- the invention also relates to a method for improving the yield of production of cultured aquatic animals in such rice-aquaculture systems, whereby the rice is hybrid rice.
- Examples of grown aquatic animals in rice-aquaculture systems are shrimps, prawns, fishes, or any other grown aquatic animals.
- Rice (Oryza sativa) cultivation is deeply associated with water. Paddy rice fields are usually flooded with water, either through irrigation or from rains. From this situation, since ancient times, rice farmers have developed aquaculture in association with the growing of their rice crop. Depending on the regions of the world, fishes have been cultivated in the flooded paddy fields, but also crustaceans like shrimps, prawns or even crawfish.
- hybrid rice varieties are rice varieties obtained from the cross of two distinct rice varieties as parental lines. This combined cross usually leads to rice varieties having a significantly improved yield, a phenomenon known as heterosis or "hybrid vigour".
- the present invention relates to a method for growing both rice and an aquatic animal suitable to be grown in rice paddy fields, wherein the rice is a hybrid rice variety.
- the invention provides a method for improving the growth of an aquatic animal suitable to be grown in rice paddy fields in a mixed aquaculture and rice growing system, wherein the rice is a hybrid rice variety.
- the invention provides a method for increasing the yield of production of an aquatic animal suitable to be grown in rice paddy fields in a mixed aquaculture and rice growing system, wherein the rice is a hybrid rice variety.
- the invention provides a method for increasing the density of phytoplankton in fields grown in a mixed aquaculture and rice growing system, wherein the rice is a hybrid rice variety.
- the invention provides a method for increasing the density of beneficial bacteria in fields grown in a mixed aquaculture and rice growing system, wherein the rice is a hybrid rice variety.
- the beneficial bacteria are bacteria of the species Bacillus sp., Nitrobacter sp., and/or Nitrosomas sp.
- the invention provides a method for avoiding the development of phytoplankton species of the Dinophyta group (i.e. dinoflagellates) in fields grown in a mixed aquaculture and rice growing system, wherein the rice is a hybrid rice variety.
- the invention provides a method for decreasing the level of infestation by Whitespot Syndrome Baculovirus virus (WSSV) of an aquatic animal suitable to be grown in rice paddy fields in a mixed aquaculture and rice growing system, wherein the rice is a hybrid rice variety.
- a mixed aquaculture and rice growing system is a cultivation system taking place in a field, where a rice crop is grown either concomitantly, i.e. at the same time, or consecutively, i.e. in alternate consecutive growing cycles (in rotation), with the growth of one or more aquatic animals suitable to be grown in rice paddy fields.
- the field is usually flooded with water, either through irrigation or rains.
- the rice crop is grown before the aquatic animal.
- the aquatic animals suitable to be grown in rice paddy fields may be finfishes like e.g. carps, tilapia, catfish, or crustaceans like e.g. freshwater or marine prawns or shrimps, lobsters, crabs or crawfish.
- the aquatic animals are shrimps, preferably Tiger shrimps of the species Panaeus monodon or Whiteleg shrimps of the species Litopanaeus vannamei.
- hybrid rice varieties that can be suitable for carrying out the present invention are any hybrid rice varieties.
- Suitable hybrid rice varieties include the ones produced according to the classical 3-lines system based on the CMS (cytoplasmic) type of male sterility, or the 2-lines system based on a Temperature (TGMS) or Photoperiod (PGMS) type of male sterility, or any other type of male sterility (e.g. chemically-induced).
- TGMS Temperature
- PGMS Photoperiod
- Many different hybrid rice varieties have been developed in different rice- growing countries, which could be suited for the present invention.
- the two crops are usually rotated in alternate growing cycles, the rice crop being grown in a rainy or wet season, and the aquatic animal being grown in a drier season when the fields may be subject to marine or brackish water flooding.
- the hybrid rice varieties are preferably varieties having the capacity to grow in soils and water containing a certain quantity of salt (i.e. sodium chloride).
- a hybrid rice variety having such capacity is bearing at least one trait for tolerance to saline environments, enabling it to grow despite the presence of a certain proportion of salt in the soil or the water.
- Such hybrid rice varieties have the capacity to withstand a concentration of salt in the soil or the water of at least 1 %c (one part per thousand), 5 %c, 10 %c, 15 %c, 20 %c, 25 %c, 30 %c or even 35 %c.
- Examples of traits for salinity tolerance are e.g. the Saltol QTL (Quantitative Trait Loci) (Thompson et al, 2010, Rice 3, 148-160), or the SKC1 trait (Zhong-Hai Ren et al, 2005, Nature Genetics 37, 1141- 1146).
- Certain rice lines have also been identified to be tolerant to a certain amount of salt, and therefore to bear a salinity-tolerance trait that could be transferred to other rice lines and hybrids by breeding methods or by transgenesis (see review by Deepa Sankar et al, 2011, Research in Biotechnology 2(2), 1-10).
- hybrid rice variety being tolerant to a certain level of salt concentration in the soil is suitable for carrying out the present invention.
- Examples of hybrid rice varieties tolerant to a saline environment include hybrid rice varieties having the denomination B-TE1, Tej Vang, or PHB71.
- Other hybrid varieties have also been described in Deepa Sankar et al., 2011, Research in Biotechnology 2(2), 1-10.
- the hybrid rice plants suitable for the present invention may also contain additional traits making them tolerant or resistant to a variety of biotic or abiotic stresses, and may be transgenic or non-transgenic hybrid varieties.
- Such traits may include traits providing resistant to insects, e.g. brown-plant hopper, or to fungal diseases, e.g. blast diseases.
- Example of transgenic traits include for example Cry genes or VIP genes from the bacteria Bacillus thuringiensis, or genes imparting tolerance to certain herbicides.
- Example 1 Effect of hybrid rice in a rice-shrimp rotation system on water and sediment physico- chemical parameters
- An area of 10.000 m 2 was divided in two equal units, each unit being of 5,000 m 2 .
- the rice field was washed to remove saline water and replace it by fresh water to reach the standard for growing rice, and prepared for transplanting rice. 1 kg of rice seed for each variety has been sown on area of 40 m 2 , which was then transplanted in the rice field for the experiment after 20 days. The two rice varieties have been grown about 3 months in the rice fields before being harvested.
- Saline water was entered in the field after the rice harvest.
- the saline water was kept and treated with lime before pumping to the rice field for experimental conduct.
- Tiger shrimps Pieraeus monodon
- Salinity of water in the rice field at releasing of post-larvae was 19 %c, and the water level was 0.4 m.
- Example 2 Effect of hybrid rice in a rice-shrimp rotation system on phytoplankton composition Water composition in phytoplankton was analyzed both during the rice cultivation (two samplings) and during the shrimp cultivation (four samplings).
- the average number and composition of the phytoplankton species as well as their density appeared to be similar in the experimental unit (hybrid rice) and the control unit (inbred rice) over the shrimp cultivation phase.
- the only observed difference was in the late shrimp cultivation phase (last two samplings), where the dinoflagellate species (Dinophyta) appeared to be the dominant ones over the diatom species (Bacillariophyta) in the control unit, whereas the reverse situation was observed in the experimental unit, i.e. dominance of the diatom species (Fig. 1).
- the presence of dinoflagellates is generally known as being an indicator of poor water quality. Dinoflagellates are only present in limited densities in the inlet canal distributing both the experimental and the control units.
- Fig. 1 phytoplankton composition and density during shrimp cultivation
- Example 3 Effect of hybrid rice in a rice-shrimp rotation system on zooplankton and zoobenthos composition
- composition of the cultivation area in zooplankton and zoobenthos was analyzed both during the rice cultivation (two samplings) and during the shrimp cultivation (four samplings).
- the experimental design is the same as described in Example 1.1. 3.1. Zooplankton and Zoobenthos during rice cultivation
- Fig. 2 zoobenplankton composition and density during shrimp cultivation
- Example 4 Effect of hybrid rice in a rice-shrimp rotation system on beneficial bacteria composition
- composition of the cultivation area in beneficial bacteria was analyzed both during the rice cultivation (two samplings) and during the shrimp cultivation (four samplings).
- the total density of bacteria in water was always higher in the experimental unit (hybrid rice) than in the control unit (inbred rice). More specifically, the density of bacteria of the Bacillus group, the Nitrosomas group and the Nitrobacter group was higher in the experimental unit (hybrid rice) than in the control unit (inbred rice).
- Example 5 Effect of hybrid rice in a rice-shrimp rotation system on pathogenic bacteria (genus Vibrio) composition
- the composition of the cultivation area in pathogenic bacteria was analyzed both during the rice cultivation (two samplings) and during the shrimp cultivation (four samplings).
- the experimental design is the same as described in Example 1.1.
- Example 6 Effect of hybrid rice in a rice-shrimp rotation system on viral pathogens in shrimps
- WSSV Whitespot Syndrome Baculo virus virus
- IHHNV Infectious Hypodermal and Hematopoietic Necrosis virus
- Example 7 Effect of hybrid rice in a rice-shrimp rotation system on yield of shrimp production
- the shrimps has been harvested eight times in each unit, and the total yield calculated out of the eight harvests.
- Table 1 yield of shrimp production As can be seen from Table 1, the yield in shrimp production is much higher (+ 19 %) when shrimps have been grown in the experimental unit (hybrid rice) than when grown in the control unit (inbred rice).
- the yield in shrimp production is much higher (+ 16 %) when shrimps have been grown in the experimental unit (hybrid rice) than when grown in the control unit (inbred rice).
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