Induced triploidy in the soft-shell clam

Allen, Standish K.; Gagnon, P. S.; Hidu, Herbert

doi:10.1093/oxfordjournals.jhered.a109691

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“…Polar body extrusion, (PBI) triploids and tetraploids have been found to have commercial advantages in several aquatic cultured species. Triploids produced by preventing PBI extrusion have been reported to grow faster than those resulting from preventing PBII extrusion, probably due to increased heterozygosity found in soft‐shell clam (Allen et al, 1982). Xiang et al .…”

Section: Triploidy In Penaeid Shrimps and Other Aquatic Organismmentioning

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Triploid induction in penaeid shrimps aquaculture: a review

Manan

Ikhwanuddin

2020

Reviews in Aquaculture

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The application of biotechnology in marine shrimp especially in penaeid shrimps aquaculture is increasing in demand. Researcher and scientist consents that application of biotechnology helps improve the shrimp quality and consequently increase the aquaculture shrimp productions. The monosex culture becomes one of the focuses nowadays as the techniques can help increasing the aquaculture yield and obviously increases the aquaculture production. The application of triploidy in penaeid shrimp helps to increase the shrimp size, faster the shrimp growth and also recognized as one of the successful techniques for monosex culture as well as induction of polyploidy, gynogenesis and hormones induces. Triploidy technique is also beneficial to be applied in the shrimp aquaculture for the production purposes. This review paper focuses on the triploid induction in penaeid shrimps, the suitable method to be applied, and also the overview of the triploidy induction from others previous study. Hopefully, this review paper can be the benchmark for the application of triploidy technique in shrimp aquaculture industry and help promoting the shrimp aquaculture shrimp productions in the future.

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Section: Triploidy In Penaeid Shrimps and Other Aquatic Organismmentioning

confidence: 99%