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ミクロバイオームの多様性とロータス・フィッシュ共同栽培のダイナミクス 対 集中池システム:持続可能な水産養殖への影響

Qianqian Zeng1, Ziyi Wang1, Zhongyuan Shen1

  • 1Engineering Research Center of Polyploid Fish Reproduction and Breeding of the State Education Ministry, College of Life Sciences, Hunan Normal University, Changsha 410081, China.

Biology
|September 4, 2025
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ロータス・フィッシュ・コカルチャー (LFC) は,微生物のコミュニティを最適化することで,水産物の持続可能性を高めます. LFCシステムは水と沈殿物の質を改善し,魚の免疫力を高め,有益な古生物と真菌を通じて病原体のリスクを軽減します.

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LEfSe分析についてアルファ多様性機能的な注釈ロータス魚の共同栽培微生物群

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