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AQUATIC ORGANISMS Published April a bacterial Aquacultures Alabama Ag AQUATIC ORGANISMS Published April a bacterial Aquacultures Alabama Ag

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AQUATIC ORGANISMS Published April a bacterial Aquacultures. Alabama Agricultural Experiment Station, Auburn Goodwin et in total almost always affects epizootic. Sections muscle l

esions containing long chains tive, PAS-negative organisms few inflammatory internal organs liver. Bacteria underlying unbroken but pale single bacterial from all internal organs,

skin, normal. Sections muscle le- that resembled sampled on isolated on rhizoid colonies with a counterclockwise filamentous cal characteristics 1 1 identified growth at a morib

und (arrow), and necrotic erythrocytes; or peritonea1 congestion resembling abnor- fish from failed to the experiment necrotic muscle lesions perimentally infected with no parasit

e, fungal, quality problems that resembled the same experimentally infected provided convincing the cause experimentally infected have been Our experimental aquat. Org. 18: 173-1

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ctious-dose demonstrate that fection was muscle lesions, bling those epizootic, without interaction tious dose residue; however, unlikely given analysis was performed water during