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Phylogenetically distinct <i>Vibrio mediterranei</i> lineages confer robust protection under thermal stress against oyster pathogens

2026-02-09

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Marine bivalve mortality events cause substantial economic losses in aquaculture and threaten global food security. While pathogenic Vibrio species are frequently implicated, growing evidence suggests that loss of beneficial microbes can increase host susceptibility to disease. We previously observed that Vibrio mediterranei was consistently isolated from healthy oysters but systematically disappeared prior to m...

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ca143b76-e7b7-5ef8-87ef-463526724524
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10.64898/2026.02.09.704869
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