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Discharged from the Seomjin River, a young chrysanthemum
Jeonnam Academy of Oceans and Fisheries Science, Gurye and Gokseong-seo 600,000... increase fish income
(Wando/Gurye=Break News) Reporter Hak-Soo Lee = The Jeollanam-do Academy of Maritime Affairs and Fisheries announced that 600,000 young champignons were stocked along the Seomjin River in Gurye and Gokseong.
Daseulgi lives in first-class rivers or clean rivers, and among the 9 species inhabiting Korea, Daseulgi and Chamsaeulgi are caught in the water system of the Seomjin River.
Daseulgi, which has recently been spotlighted as a health supplement ingredient, is a specialty of the Seomjingang River in Gurye and Gokseong, and is one of the main sources of income for fishermen in the inland waters.
Jeollanam-do Academy of Oceans and Fisheries Science succeeded in developing technology for mass production of scallop seeds in 2017, and produced and released 1.85 million young scallops until last year to preserve the Seomjin River river ecosystem and increase the income of fishermen.
The young Daseulgi released this year were obtained from a native mother secured in the Seomjin River in May and raised to a height of 7 mm or more for about 70 days. It is expected to grow to a size of 1.5 cm or more by March 2022 and serve as a major source of income for fishermen.
Park Jun-taek, head of the Jeollanam-do Institute of Oceans and Fisheries Science, said, ¡°In addition to the useful resource of the Seomjin River, we are receiving a great response from local residents by releasing various seeds such as native freshwater fish (darkfish). ¡± he said.