Microorganisms play crucial roles in nutrient cycling, water quality maintenance, and farmed
animal health. Increasing evidences have revealed a close association between unstable …

Although the microbial ecology of aquaculture systems is receiving increasing attention, the
composition and controlling factors of aquaculture microbes has yet to be determined. This …

Increasing evidence has revealed a close association between intestinal bacterial
communities and human health. However, given that host phylogeny shapes the …

Environmental microbiota plays important roles in the intestinal microbiota of aquatic
animals. The Pacific white shrimp with high commercial value and euryhaline property has …

In shrimp aquaculture, farming systems are carefully managed to avoid rearing failure due to
stress, disease, or mass mortality, and to achieve optimum shrimp production. However, little …

This study characterizes the composition, diversity, function and interspecies interaction of
the bacteria community in the gut of shrimp (Penaeus japonicus) and its culture water and …

Increasing evidence has revealed a close interplay between the gut bacterial communities
and host growth performance. However, until recently, studies generally ignored the …

Bacterial communities are called another “organ” for aquatic animals and their important
influence on the health of host has drawn increasing attention. Thus, it is important to study …

With the increasing production of farmed Litopenaeus vannamei, the discharge of culture
sewage and the accumulation of deleterious substances (nitrite, ammonia, sulfide…) in …

The effects of environmental factors on water microbial communities have been extensively
studied, but little is known about the effects in shrimp cultural enclosure ecosystems. We …