Manipulating Ulva-associated bacterial communities: a possible strategy for bacterial control in IMTA-RAS cultures?
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ProjectOPTIMIZACION DEL DISEÑO Y MANEJO DE SISTEMAS DE CULTIVO MULTITROFICOS EN RECIRCULACION PECES-MACROALGAS (MINECO-AGL2013-41868-R)
OPTIMIZACION DEL DISEÑO Y MANEJO DE SISTEMAS DE CULTIVO MULTITROFICOS EN RECIRCULACION PECES-MACROALGAS (MINECO-AGL2013-41868-R)
OPTIMIZACION DEL DISEÑO Y MANEJO DE SISTEMAS DE CULTIVO MULTITROFICOS EN RECIRCULACION PECES-MACROALGAS (MINECO-AGL2013-41868-R)
Abstract
As epibiotic communities in macroalgae
may be randomly formed by functionally equivalent guild
members present in the surrounding seawater, we hypothesize
that experimental colonization of Ulva spp. with selected
algal-epiphytic APB could control pathogenic or opportunistic
bacteria in IMTA-RAS systems, improving fish
health. Samples of Ulva australis and U. rigida, sharing the same intertidal area, taken in Galicia (NW Spain) showed that bacterial communities on Ulva species were distinct from planktonic bacteria and showed host specificity.
CitationPintado, J., Ruiz, P., Oca, J., Masaló, I., Jimenez, P., Cremades, J. Manipulating Ulva-associated bacterial communities: a possible strategy for bacterial control in IMTA-RAS cultures?. "Phycologia", 2017, vol. 56, núm. 4, p. 148.
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