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Heritability estimates of disease resistance to Vibrio coralliiyticus in Pacific oyster (Crassostrea gigas) larvae from a selective broodstock program

2022-11-01

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Marine bivalves account for roughly 14% of aquaculture production worldwide and ca. 33% of this production is represented by oysters. A number of disease-causing agents of oysters have the potential to create economic loss to shellfish farmers. Disease outbreaks due to Vibrio coralliiyticus are considered to be a major problem in the hatchery production of bivalve larvae and juveniles (spat). An effective manageme...

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28e768f0-ca55-5e35-b676-21d08fec2ff6
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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2022.738492
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