Physiological and ecophysiological processes
Pearl farming in French Polynesia - Economic, scientific and technical issues
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Physiological and ecophysiological processes
Pearl farming in French Polynesia - Economic, scientific and technical issues

Authors : Benoît BELIAEFF, Gilles Le MOULLAC, Denis SAULNIER, Chin-Long KY

Publication date: May 10, 2017 | Lire en français

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2. Physiological and ecophysiological processes

To optimize the value of pearl resources, we need to master and understand the stages of their biological cycle and certain physiological processes. In pearl farming, particular attention is paid to the functions of nutrition, reproduction and biomineralization, which represent fundamental processes for pearl farming. From an applied point of view, these results provide the knowledge needed to develop a genetic improvement program.

2.1 Development

The development cycle of P. margaritifera is divided into three phases: the pelagic larval phase, the juvenile phase and the benthic adult phase (figure 3 ). The...

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