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Selection Effects of Cold Tolerance Capacity in Egyptian Strain of Nile Tilapia Three Generation
CHEN Zhong, TANG Zhang-sheng, LIN Yong, YANG Hui-zhan, ZHANG Yong-de, HUANG Yin, PENG Ting, ZHANG Yan
Journal of Guangxi Normal University(Natural Science Edition). 2012, 30 (2):
117-122.
The method of closure group generation breedingand low temperature breeding was conducted in this paper.Egyptian strain of Nile tilapia naturalpopulation was selected as breedinggroup,by assessing their cold tolerance capability and growth performance,a basic group and a core were obtained.The number of fish in the basicgroup is 1 180,selected rate is 30.50%;the number of fish in the P0 generationcore group is 292,the ratio male and female is 1∶1,selected rate is 16.48%.Andthe number of fish in the P1 generation core group is about 400 from 10different families,selected rate is about 25%.Base on the core group breeding,by the nest matching method,283 families of P1 generation have been matched,andseeding families are 137,seeding flies are 135 550,the rate of success matching is48.41%.And 91 families of P2 generation have been matched,and seeding familiesare 42,seeding flies are 30 400,the rate of success matching is 46.13%.The coldtolerance capability of 10 selected Oreochromis aureus families show that:theaverage of LT50 of P1 generation and P2 generation are 8.07 °C and 7.75 °C,which are 7.88% and 13.98% lower than the naturalpopulation,where as their average relative survival rates are 21.52% and 26.35% higher,and their average growth speeds are 9.77% and 18.90% higher;LT50 of the best cold tolerance capability P1 generation and P2 generation families are 9.13% and 18.98% lower than the natural population,while their average relative survival rates are 25.29% and 30.34% higher,and their average growth speeds are 15.87% and 33.00% higher.The cold tolerance capability and growth performance of all the P1 generation and P2 generation families and core group are higher than the natural population.
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