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Inevitable impact of some environmental stressors on the frequency and pathogenicity of marine vibriosis

2021-04-01

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A total of 108 water samples and 180 Sparus aurata were collected randomly and seasonally from private fishponds at Ismailia Governorate from September-2017 to August-2018. Fish were subjected to clinical and bacteriological examinations, while water samples were examined for physicochemical parameters, total Vibrio and bacterial counts. The potential influence of various environmental stressors on the disease occ...

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10.1016/j.aquaculture.2021.736447
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