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  • Introduction to the Biological Characteristics of the Topmouth Culter (Culter alburnus) from the Yangtze River

    The topmouth culter, commonly known in Guangdong as "Yangtze Heshun," in the middle reaches of the Yangtze as "qiaobai" or "white fish," and in the lower reaches of the Yangtze as "Taihu white fish." In recent years, many people in our province have passed off the bigeye culter, i.e. the "Pearl River Heshun," as "Yangtze Heshun" to sell to farmers, with the result that even after four years of intensive culture they could not reach the market size of 8 liang to 1 jin. Since last year, Hainan culter and qingshao culter have been passed off as "Yangtze Heshun"; although they grow somewhat faster than the bigeye culter, they are slower than the genuine topmouth culter, and it is very difficult to raise them to a market size of over 1 kg

  • Piqiu Tao is a firm-fleshed peach variety suitable for cultivation in the Yangtze River Basin.

    Originating in Chengdu, Sichuan, the average single fruit weight is 320g, with the largest fruit reaching 700g. Round in shape with uniform fruit form, the fruit surface takes on 60% bright red coloration when ripe. The fruit surface has abundant fuzz; the flesh is white with a red blush, firm and crisp, with soluble solids at 15.6%, a rich sweet flavor, no acidity, and excellent quality; the stone is small, and the edible rate is 93%. In the Chongqing area, buds break in mid-February, full bloom occurs in mid-March, and the fruit ripens in early July. It is tolerant of storage and transport and extremely high-yielding; in a high-density orchard (222 trees/667 sq m), the third-year yield reaches

  • What do river eels eat? A detailed explanation of the taming and feeding method

    River eels are carnivorous fish. Generally speaking, river eels feed on mussels, shellfish, clams, fish, shrimp, and animal carcasses. In artificial rearing, formulated feed can be provided, but the protein content must be above 45%. River eels are nocturnal animals and mainly forage for small natural animals. In artificial rearing, the stocking density is high, and natural bait alone cannot meet their needs, so artificial feed must be provided as a supplement. When artificial feed is first introduced, river eels are not accustomed to it and do not come to eat, so a "taming and feeding" stage is necessary to get them used to eating artificial feed and to develop the habit of feeding at fixed times and fixed locations.

  • How to Make Pickled Vegetable Stir-Fried River Shrimp, sour, fragrant and appetizing with rice

    Cuisine: Sichuan cuisine Main ingredient: river shrimp Auxiliary ingredients: Sichuan pickled vegetables, green and red hot peppers, radish Seasonings: salt, chicken bouillon, soy sauce, white sugar, cooking wine, dried chili peppers Cooking method: 1. Dice the green and red hot peppers, radish and pickled vegetables separately, place a pan over heat and pour in oil, and once the oil is hot add the river shrimp, fry until crisp and remove; 2. Leave the base oil in the pan, add the dried chili peppers, pickled vegetables, hot peppers and radish and stir-fry over high heat, add cooking wine, white sugar, soy sauce, chicken bouillon and salt to season, add the river shrimp and stir-fry

  • How to fatten river crabs? Three management measures for optimal fatness

    How to achieve optimal fatness in river crabs: three management measures for fattening river crabs

  • Hybrid late japonica rice restorer lines successfully bred in the Yangtze River Basin

    Through the efforts of experts from the Shanghai Academy of Agricultural Sciences, the "Yangtze River Basin hybrid late japonica rice restorer lines - Shenhui 254 and Shenhui No. 1" were successfully bred and utilized. This project was awarded first prize for scientific and technological progress by the Shanghai Municipal Government this year. The key to applying hybrid late japonica rice in production in the Yangtze River Basin is to breed excellent late japonica-type restorer lines. This project used intermediate materials between indica and japonica subspecies as bridge parents, introduced indica restorer genes into late japonica rice varieties, adopted convergent crossing and systematic selection, and gathered the excellent base

  • Gleditsia triacanthos is a new and superior salt- and alkali-tolerant tree species for the Yangtze River Delta region

    Gleditsia triacanthos (honey locust), of the Fabaceae family and the genus Gleditsia. A deciduous tree, its branches often bear thorns, its leaves are bright green and usually bipinnately compound, turning yellow in autumn, and its fruit is a large, often twisted pod. It prefers full sun, grows normally in saline-alkali soil, has strong adaptability to soil, can withstand low temperatures below -30°C, and is very cold-hardy. Its crown is large, making it a good shade tree.

  • Camellia uraku is a top choice for evergreen trees that bloom in winter in the green spaces of the Yangtze River Delta region

    Camellia uraku, of the family Theaceae and the genus Camellia. An evergreen small tree. The plant can reach 5 m in height. The leaves are glossy, the flowers are single-petaled and pink, and the flowering period runs from December to March of the following year. Plants of the genus Camellia mostly prefer acidic soil, so when planting camellias in Shanghai, the soil often has to be replaced with acid soil such as hill soil. Camellia uraku is highly adaptable to the slightly alkaline soil of Shanghai, growing and flowering well, and is worth promoting.

  • What peaches are suitable for planting in the Yangtze River Basin? 5 hard-fleshed peach varieties recommended

    1. Qinwang is native to Shaanxi, with an average single fruit weight of 210g, a maximum fruit weight of 350g, and relatively uniform fruit. The base color of the peel is yellow-red; at maturity, 80%-100% of the fruit surface turns bright red, the appearance is colorful, and there is little fuzz on the fruit surface. The fruit is round, the suture line is centered, and the fruit shape is relatively symmetrical. The flesh is red-white, with 75% red blush. The flesh is especially hard, the texture is fine, and the resistance to browning is strong. Soluble solids are 13.7%, the taste is sweet with slight acidity, there is a slight aroma, and the quality is excellent. In the Chongqing area, buds break in mid-February,

  • The hard-fleshed peach variety Chaoshahong is suitable for cultivation in the Yangtze River Basin

    Originally from Shaanxi, average single fruit weight 260g, maximum fruit weight 420g, fruit uniformity good, at maturity 80%-100% of the fruit surface turns bright red. The fruit surface has abundant fuzz, the fruit is round and relatively symmetrical. The flesh is white with 25% red blush, the flesh is firm, the texture is fine, soluble solids 15.2%, the taste is richly sweet with no sourness, aromatic, good quality. Clingstone, no pit splitting, edible rate 92.3%. In the Chongqing area, buds break in early February, full bloom in early March, and the fruit ripens in early June. Does not crack, tolerant of storage and transport, extremely productive.