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The Emergence of Antimicrobial and Phage Resistance in Piscine Lactococcus Isolates and Implications for Future Disease Management in Aquaculture.

2025-06-03

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Lactococcosis is a major bacterial disease impacting rainbow trout production in South Africa and Southeast Asia, particularly during the summer. This study analysed 15 bacterial isolates from affected aquaculture facilities, revealing that Lactococcus petauri (n=12) was the predominant species, rather than the traditionally recognised L. garvieae (n=3). This finding suggests a possible shift in the aetiology of...

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20b6dc1f-f560-5128-aff3-2d023228c857
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10.22541/au.174894333.36446684/v1
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