ADVANCED TRAINING AND WORKSHOP PROGRAM
Training and Capacity Building to Successfully Support Shrimp Farmers is Than Vuong's Sustainable Strategy
- Weekly EHP screening is still the best way to control and assess the condition of slow-growing shrimp.
- Realtime PCR method: highly effective but costly and time-consuming - suitable for the early stages of shrimp in hatcheries.
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What does "EHP Detection Method by Microscope" cover?
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Which species does this article apply to?
Shrimp — Gut health, Hepatopancreas, Immunity & microbiome, Stress
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