Rainbow trout, Hehua carp, Siniperca chuatsi: The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs in China announced the promotion of 11 new aquatic products

Published 2021년 8월 5일

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The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs in China has introduced 11 new aquatic species, including rainbow trout, common carp, kelp, and clams, marking a total of 240 new aquatic species released by the ministry. These new varieties were developed with target traits such as growth rate, body size, disease resistance, and shell width, and were approved for promotion by the National Aquatic Original and Improved Variety Approval Committee. The aim is to support the high-quality development of the aquaculture industry in China.
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Image source: Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs website People's Daily Online, Beijing, August 5 (Chu Zirui) According to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Affairs, the National Aquatic Original and Improved Variety Approval Committee has recently issued an announcement to promote rainbow trout "Shuike No. 1" and Hehua Common carp "Ruyuan No. 1", Siniperca chuatsi "Guangqing No. 1", Jianli No. 2, Semi-smooth tongue sole "Yuyou No. 1", Triangulum "Shenzhe No. 3", Philippine clam "Zebra Clam No. 2" 11. There are 11 new aquatic species of the wrinkled Abalone "Xunshan No. 1", the clam "Kezhe No. 2", the kelp "Zhongbao No. 1", and the all-female Siniperca chuatsi "Dingyu No. 1". It is understood that, in accordance with the "Fisheries Law of the People's Republic of China", "Aquatic Origin and Improved Variety Approval Measures" and other legal systems, the state encourages and supports the breeding and promotion of excellent aquatic varieties. New aquatic varieties must ...
Source: Chinaeconomy

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