Outbreak of luminescent disease was reported from Litopenaeus vannamei shrimp farms in
Zhangpu County, Southern China during May–July 2011. The clinical signs included …

Luminescent vibriosis is a major bacterial disease in shrimp hatcheries and causes up to
100% mortality in larval stages of penaeid shrimps. We investigated the virulence factors …

Since July 2005, recurrent outbreaks of vibriosis have occurred in shrimp farms in
northwestern Mexico. Moribund Litopenaeus vannamei associated with mass mortalities …

Heavy mortalities due to luminescent vibriosis have been observed among pond-cul tured
Penaeus monodon shrimp in the Philippines. The species composition of luminescent Vibrio …

An epidemic with a high mortality rate (80%–100%) recently occurred in yellow catfish,
southern catfish, and Zhengchuan catfish in China. The clinical and pathological features …

Global high demand for Pacific white shrimp Penaeus vannamei has led to intensified
cultivation and a wide range of disease problems, including bacterial diseases due to …

Vibriosis has become a major global economic problem in freshwater-farmed whiteleg
shrimp (Penaeus vannamei). The prevention and control of vibriosis are now priority …

Aims: Vibrio harveyi causes vibriosis to Asian seabass (Lates calcarifer). The disease
spreads rapidly among fish stocked in the same cage. It causes high mortality especially in …

The virulence of the bacterial strains CAIM 333 and CAIM 372 identified as Vibrio campbellii
and strain CAIM 79, identified as V. harveyi, were evaluated using bioassays with …

Recurrent outbreaks of a disease in pond-cultured juvenile and subadult Litopenaeus
vannamei shrimp in several districts in China remain an important problem in recent years …