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Experimental colonization of Ulva spp. with algal-epiphytic antagonistic bacteria as a strategy for pathogen control in integrated multi-trophic aquaculture recirculating systems

Author: Pintado, J.; Ruiz, P.; Cremades, J.; Masaló, I.; Jimenez, P.; Oca, J.

Type of activity: Presentation of work at congresses
Name of edition: Aquaculture Europe: Food for thought
Date of publication: 2016
Presentation's date: 2016-09-21
Book of congress proceedings: Book of abstracts. Aquaculture '16. 20-23 2016 Edimburgh
First page: 788
Last page: 789

Repository: http://hdl.handle.net/2117/104168
Abstract: Probiotics are a potential tool for bacterial control in aquaculture (Pintado et al. 2011), decreasing the use of disinfectants and antibiotics and contributing to an ecosystem approach, which is more sustainable and respectful to the environment.
Citation: Pintado, J., Ruiz, P., Cremades, J., Masaló, I., Jimenez, P., Oca, J. Experimental colonization of Ulva spp. with algal-epiphytic antagonistic bacteria as a strategy for pathogen control in integrated multi-trophic aquaculture recirculating systems. A: Aquaculture Europe. "Book of abstracts. Aquaculture '16. 20-23 2016 Edimburgh". Edinburgh: 2016, p. 788-789.
Keywords: Aquaculture recirculating systems

Group of research: SPAq - Aquaculture Production Systems