Biological studies on oyster culture, 3: comparison of oyster growth in 4 farms in Hansan-Geoje Bay (Korea R.) and density-dependent relative shell growth
1980
Yoo, S.K. | Park, K.Y. (National Fisheries Univ. of Busan, Busan (Korea R.))
Growth rates of oysters at four oyster farms in Hansan-Geoje Bay, near Chungmu, southern Korea [R.], and density-dependent relative shell growth were investigated from November 1979 to May 1980. The oysters at Sorang farm showed the best growth, the shell height in May 1980 attaining 10.10c, at Hwado 8.69cm and Songdo 8.57cm, all of which started growing in June 1979. At Chubong the oysters which started growing in July attained 8.65cm. The best grown oysters at Sorang showed relatively slow growth in meat weight until February 1980, and then showed rapid growth up to May. At Hwado and Songdo they grew fast from December 1979 to February 1980, and from April to May 1980. Those at Chubong gradually increased growth rate from December 1979, and in April and May they showed rapid growth but still being smaller than the others. The ratio of meat weight to shell weight increased at Whado, Songdo and Chubong after December 1979, but at Sorang it increased rapidly after February 1980. The ratio of shell length to shell height was 0.60 and up when the individual number of oysters attached to each cultch-disc (oyster shell) was less than 13, 0.56 to 0.60 when 14 to 25, and 0.51 or less when over 28, respectively
Show more [+] Less [-]Bibliographic information
This bibliographic record has been provided by Southeast Asian Regional Center for Graduate Study and Research in Agriculture
