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Comparative performance of selected triploid oysters Crassostrea (Magallana) gigas, produced by chemical induction and mated triploid techniques, to their diploid counterparts

2024-02-01

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The partial sterility of triploid (3n) oysters enables year-round harvest, improved meat quality, and superior growth compared to diploids. Two main techniques are used to produce shellfish triploids: 1) the ‘chemical induction’ method, where the release of polar body 2 in embryos is blocked via chemical treatment and 2) the ‘mated triploid’ method, widely used, where tetraploid (4n) males are crossed with diploid...

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90790e99-4982-5200-9b07-052da9244e3a
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2024.741894
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