The study of gill disease of cultured Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar. L) in Ireland with an emphasis on the role of epitheliocystis as a causative agent : descriptive pathology, aetiology and epidemiology
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Susie Mitchell, 'The study of gill disease of cultured Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar. L) in Ireland with an emphasis on the role of epitheliocystis as a causative agent : descriptive pathology, aetiology and epidemiology', [thesis], Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Department of Zoology, 2011, pp 165Download Item:
Abstract:
Gill disorders have emerged as one of the most important health issues in the farming of
Atlantic salmon (Salmo salar) in Ireland in recent years. The aetiology of these conditions is
frequently multifactorial. Environmental challenges such as harmful algal blooms and zooplankton
swarms can be involved, in addition to a range of infectious agents. The importance of some of
these agents in terms of fish health remains to be elucidated.
Author: Mitchell, Susie
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Holland, CeliaQualification name:
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Trinity College (Dublin, Ireland). Department of ZoologyNote:
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