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　　intheoysterswereraisedinmuchthesamewayasdirtfarmersraisedtomatoes-bytransplantingthem.first,farmersselectedtheoysterbed,clearedthebottomofoldshellsandotherdebris,thenscatteredcleanshellsabout.next,they"planted"fertilizedoystereggs,whichwithintwoorthreeweekshatchedintolarvae.

　　thelarvaedrifteduntiltheyattachedthemselvestothecleanshellsonthebottom.theretheyremainedandintimegrewintobabyoysterscalledseedorspat.thespatgrewlargerbydrawinginseawaterfromwhichtheyderivedmicroscopicparticlesoffood.beforelong,farmersgatheredthebabyoysters,transplantedthemoncemoreintoanotherbodyofwatertofattenthemup.

　　untilrecentlythesupplyofwildoystersandthosecrudelyfarmedweremorethanenoughtosatisfypeople＇sneeds.buttodaythedelectableseafoodisnolongeravailableinabundance.theproblemhasbecomesoseriousthatsomeoysterbedshavevanishedentirely.

　　fortunately,asfarbackastheearly1900＇smarinebiologistsrealizedthatifnewmeasureswerenottaken,oysterswouldbecomeextinctoratbestaluxuryfood.sotheysetupwell-equippedhatcheriesandwenttowork.buttheydidnothavetheproperequipmentortheskilltohandletheeggs.theydidnotknowwhen,what,andhowtofeedthelarvae.

　　andtheyknewlittleaboutthepredatorsthatattackandeatbabyoystersbythemillions.theyfailed,buttheydoggedlykeptatit.finally,inthe1940＇sasignificantbreakthroughwasmade.

　　themarinebiologistsdiscoveredthatbyraisingthetemperatureofthewater,theycouldinduceoysterstospawnnotonlyinthesummerbutalsointhefall,winter,andspring.latertheydevelopedatechniqueforfeedingthelarvaeandrearingthemtospat.

　　goingstillfurther,theysucceededinbreedingnewstrainsthatwereresistanttodiseases,grewfasterandlarger,andflourishedinwaterofdifferentsalinitiesandtemperatures.inaddition,thecultivatedoysterstastedbetter!

　　intheoysterswereraisedinmuchthesamewayasdirtfarmersraisedtomatoes-bytransplantingthem.first,farmersselectedtheoysterbed,clearedthebottomofoldshellsandotherdebris,thenscatteredcleanshellsabout.next,they"planted"fertilizedoystereggs,whichwithintwoorthreeweekshatchedintolarvae.

　　thelarvaedrifteduntiltheyattachedthemselvestothecleanshellsonthebottom.theretheyremainedandintimegrewintobabyoysterscalledseedorspat.thespatgrewlargerbydrawinginseawaterfromwhichtheyderivedmicroscopicparticlesoffood.beforelong,farmersgatheredthebabyoysters,transplantedthemoncemoreintoanotherbodyofwatertofattenthemup.

　　untilrecentlythesupplyofwildoystersandthosecrudelyfarmedweremorethanenoughtosatisfypeople＇sneeds.buttodaythedelectableseafoodisnolongeravailableinabundance.theproblemhasbecomesoseriousthatsomeoysterbedshavevanishedentirely.

　　fortunately,asfarbackastheearly1900＇smarinebiologistsrealizedthatifnewmeasureswerenottaken,oysterswouldbecomeextinctoratbestaluxuryfood.sotheysetupwell-equippedhatcheriesandwenttowork.buttheydidnothavetheproperequipmentortheskilltohandletheeggs.theydidnotknowwhen,what,andhowtofeedthelarvae.

　　andtheyknewlittleaboutthepredatorsthatattackandeatbabyoystersbythemillions.theyfailed,buttheydoggedlykeptatit.finally,inthe1940＇sasignificantbreakthroughwasmade.

　　themarinebiologistsdiscoveredthatbyraisingthetemperatureofthewater,theycouldinduceoysterstospawnnotonlyinthesummerbutalsointhefall,winter,andspring.latertheydevelopedatechniqueforfeedingthelarvaeandrearingthemtospat.

　　goingstillfurther,theysucceededinbreedingnewstrainsthatwereresistanttodiseases,grewfasterandlarger,andflourishedinwaterofdifferentsalinitiesandtemperatures.inaddition,thecultivatedoysterstastedbetter!

　　intheoysterswereraisedinmuchthesamewayasdirtfarmersraisedtomatoes-bytransplantingthem.first,farmersselectedtheoysterbed,clearedthebottomofoldshellsandotherdebris,thenscatteredcleanshellsabout.next,they"planted"fertilizedoystereggs,whichwithintwoorthreeweekshatchedintolarvae.

　　thelarvaedrifteduntiltheyattachedthemselvestothecleanshellsonthebottom.theretheyremainedandintimegrewintobabyoysterscalledseedorspat.thespatgrewlargerbydrawinginseawaterfromwhichtheyderivedmicroscopicparticlesoffood.beforelong,farmersgatheredthebabyoysters,transplantedthemoncemoreintoanotherbodyofwatertofattenthemup.

　　untilrecentlythesupplyofwildoystersandthosecrudelyfarmedweremorethanenoughtosatisfypeople＇sneeds.buttodaythedelectableseafoodisnolongeravailableinabundance.theproblemhasbecomesoseriousthatsomeoysterbedshavevanishedentirely.

　　fortunately,asfarbackastheearly1900＇smarinebiologistsrealizedthatifnewmeasureswerenottaken,oysterswouldbecomeextinctoratbestaluxuryfood.sotheysetupwell-equippedhatcheriesandwenttowork.buttheydidnothavetheproperequipmentortheskilltohandletheeggs.theydidnotknowwhen,what,andhowtofeedthelarvae.

　　andtheyknewlittleaboutthepredatorsthatattackandeatbabyoystersbythemillions.theyfailed,buttheydoggedlykeptatit.finally,inthe1940＇sasignificantbreakthroughwasmade.

　　themarinebiologistsdiscoveredthatbyraisingthetemperatureofthewater,theycouldinduceoysterstospawnnotonlyinthesummerbutalsointhefall,winter,andspring.latertheydevelopedatechniqueforfeedingthelarvaeandrearingthemtospat.

　　goingstillfurther,theysucceededinbreedingnewstrainsthatwereresistanttodiseases,grewfasterandlarger,andflourishedinwaterofdifferentsalinitiesandtemperatures.inaddition,thecultivatedoysterstastedbetter!

　　intheoysterswereraisedinmuchthesamewayasdirtfarmersraisedtomatoes-bytransplantingthem.first,farmersselectedtheoysterbed,clearedthebottomofoldshellsandotherdebris,thenscatteredcleanshellsabout.next,they"planted"fertilizedoystereggs,whichwithintwoorthreeweekshatchedintolarvae.

　　thelarvaedrifteduntiltheyattachedthemselvestothecleanshellsonthebottom.theretheyremainedandintimegrewintobabyoysterscalledseedorspat.thespatgrewlargerbydrawinginseawaterfromwhichtheyderivedmicroscopicparticlesoffood.beforelong,farmersgatheredthebabyoysters,transplantedthemoncemoreintoanotherbodyofwatertofattenthemup.

　　untilrecentlythesupplyofwildoystersandthosecrudelyfarmedweremorethanenoughtosatisfypeople＇sneeds.buttodaythedelectableseafoodisnolongeravailableinabundance.theproblemhasbecomesoseriousthatsomeoysterbedshavevanishedentirely.

　　fortunately,asfarbackastheearly1900＇smarinebiologistsrealizedthatifnewmeasureswerenottaken,oysterswouldbecomeextinctoratbestaluxuryfood.sotheysetupwell-equippedhatcheriesandwenttowork.buttheydidnothavetheproperequipmentortheskilltohandletheeggs.theydidnotknowwhen,what,andhowtofeedthelarvae.

　　andtheyknewlittleaboutthepredatorsthatattackandeatbabyoystersbythemillions.theyfailed,buttheydoggedlykeptatit.finally,inthe1940＇sasignificantbreakthroughwasmade.

　　themarinebiologistsdiscoveredthatbyraisingthetemperatureofthewater,theycouldinduceoysterstospawnnotonlyinthesummerbutalsointhefall,winter,andspring.latertheydevelopedatechniqueforfeedingthelarvaeandrearingthemtospat.

　　goingstillfurther,theysucceededinbreedingnewstrainsthatwereresistanttodiseases,grewfasterandlarger,andflourishedinwaterofdifferentsalinitiesandtemperatures.inaddition,thecultivatedoysterstastedbetter!

　　intheoysterswereraisedinmuchthesamewayasdirtfarmersraisedtomatoes-bytransplantingthem.first,farmersselectedtheoysterbed,clearedthebottomofoldshellsandotherdebris,thenscatteredcleanshellsabout.next,they"planted"fertilizedoystereggs,whichwithintwoorthreeweekshatchedintolarvae.

　　thelarvaedrifteduntiltheyattachedthemselvestothecleanshellsonthebottom.theretheyremainedandintimegrewintobabyoysterscalledseedorspat.thespatgrewlargerbydrawinginseawaterfromwhichtheyderivedmicroscopicparticlesoffood.beforelong,farmersgatheredthebabyoysters,transplantedthemoncemoreintoanotherbodyofwatertofattenthemup.

　　untilrecentlythesupplyofwildoystersandthosecrudelyfarmedweremorethanenoughtosatisfypeople＇sneeds.buttodaythedelectableseafoodisnolongeravailableinabundance.theproblemhasbecomesoseriousthatsomeoysterbedshavevanishedentirely.

　　fortunately,asfarbackastheearly1900＇smarinebiologistsrealizedthatifnewmeasureswerenottaken,oysterswouldbecomeextinctoratbestaluxuryfood.sotheysetupwell-equippedhatcheriesandwenttowork.buttheydidnothavetheproperequipmentortheskilltohandletheeggs.theydidnotknowwhen,what,andhowtofeedthelarvae.

　　andtheyknewlittleaboutthepredatorsthatattackandeatbabyoystersbythemillions.theyfailed,buttheydoggedlykeptatit.finally,inthe1940＇sasignificantbreakthroughwasmade.

　　themarinebiologistsdiscoveredthatbyraisingthetemperatureofthewater,theycouldinduceoysterstospawnnotonlyinthesummerbutalsointhefall,winter,andspring.latertheydevelopedatechn