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Soybean protein in whiteleg shrimp feed: growth and gut microbiota in a 2026 study
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Soybean protein in whiteleg shrimp feed: growth and gut microbiota in a 2026 study

A full-text 2026 study compares processed soybean proteins in green-water and clear-water shrimp systems, with original figures and the paper attached.

October 15, 2026
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Khanal and colleagues compared low-oligosaccharide and enzyme-treated soybean meals with solvent-extracted soybean meal in diets for whiteleg shrimp. The green-water trial lasted eight weeks; the clear-water trial lasted five weeks according to the methods and results. Intermediate LO-SBM replacement supported higher final weights in clear water, whereas growth differences were not significant in green water.

Gut microbiota alpha diversity differed among selected diets, while beta-diversity tests were not significant. Replacement percentages refer to the soybean protein source, not the whole feed. The paper includes reporting limitations discussed in the detailed Vietnamese article.

Original open-access paper · Full-text PDF. CC BY 4.0.

Original figure 1
Original figure 1. © Khanal and colleagues, 2026. Source, CC BY 4.0.
Original figure 2
Original figure 2. © Khanal and colleagues, 2026. Source, CC BY 4.0.
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