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Appl Environ Microbiol. 1978 January; 35(1): 219-221

Vibrio anguillarum and larval mortality in a California coastal shellfish hatchery.

L H DiSalvo, J Blecka and R Zebal

ABSTRACT

Vibrio anguillarum was isolated as a pathogen in the commercial culture of oyster spat at Pigeon Point, Calif. A water-soluble, heat-stable exotoxin extracted from cultures of the vibrio inhibited larval swimming and contributed to larval mortality. Although the vibrio was insensitive to penicillin in standard plate testing, this antibiotic proved useful in preventing mass larval mortalities in the hatchery.

Appl Environ Microbiol. 1978 January; 35(1): 219-221




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