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What does "Microbial System Management in Shrimp Farming: Proper Understanding for Healthy Shrimp and High Yields" cover?
In modern shrimp farming, microbiome management – the microbial community in the pond and in the shrimp gut – is becoming key to improving productivity, reducing disease risks, and saving costs.
Which species does this article apply to?
Shrimp — Gut Health, Hepatopancreas, Immunity & Microbiome, White Feces
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