Estimation of loss due to Lernaea infection in Indian Major Carp farming system

Pallavi, B.; Shankar, K. M.; Sathish, R.; Ramesh, Kavalagiriyanahalli Srinivasiah; Prabhudev, K. N.

doi:10.21077/ijf.2016.63.1.48647-20

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“…and Gyrodactylus sp., as well as larger crustacean ectoparasites including Lernae spp., Argulus spp. and Ergasilus, contribute significantly to the economic losses within fish ~ 645 ~ culture systems in India (Sahoo et al, 2013, Das andMishra, 2014) [17,7] . The detail of common parasitic diseases and their treatment reported in India are present in table 2.…”

Section: Parasitic Diseasesmentioning

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Diseases of freshwater fishes in India and its treatment: A review

Kalaria,

Piyushbhai,

Narendra

et al. 2024

Int. J. Adv. Biochem. Res.

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India stands as one of the leading countries in aquaculture production, providing crucial economic support to many people in the country. However, the occurrence of diseases has emerged as a primary hindrance to the sustainable production and trade of aquaculture products. Various stress factors, including inadequate physicochemical and microbial quality of culture water, poor nutritional status as well as high stocking density, can lead to infections by opportunistic pathogens. The presence of different opportunistic bacterial pathogens and parasites poses a significant threat, causing substantial losses to the fish industry in terms of heightened morbidity and mortality, diminished growth, and increased expenses on the use of chemicals for preventive and control measures. Therefore, the present review sheds light on the common freshwater fish diseases in India and their treatment, aiming to promote sustainable aquaculture.

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Section: Parasitic Diseasesmentioning

confidence: 99%

Diseases of freshwater fishes in India and its treatment: A review

Kalaria,

Piyushbhai,

Narendra

et al. 2024

Int. J. Adv. Biochem. Res.

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“…Infectious diseases are the major constraints to aquaculture and the limiting factor for economic and socioeconomic development of fish farmers in India and many other countries in the world [5][6][7]. Some diseases have seriously affected the future development of the aquaculture sector as well as the livelihood of fish farmers.…”

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Status of Emerging and Reemerging Fish Viral Infections in India

John¹,

Sivasankar²,

George³

2023

Viral Outbreaks - Global Impact and Newer Horizons

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Aquaculture, being the fastest growing food production sector, has now become vital to the socioeconomic development of many countries. In India, aquaculture plays a significant role in food production, ensuring nutritional security, boosting agricultural exports, and generating job opportunities. The production of farmed fish has greatly expanded qualitatively and quantitatively in both freshwater and marine water regimes to fulfill the ever-growing demand. However, the occurrence of diseases is the main obstacle to sustainable aquaculture production, which has an impact on the socioeconomic status of fish farmers of the country. Viral diseases inflict irreparable damage to the aquaculture enterprise causing large-scale economic losses and ecological problems. Recently, there has been a spike in the incidence of new emerging viral diseases in diverse species of aquaculture species. Prophylactics by far being the only feasible method of viral disease control, the development of viral vaccines is highly imperative. A precise understanding of the disease pathology, etiological agent, and species susceptible to the specific diseases are highly essential in this perspective. The chapter highlights the emerging and reemerging viral diseases in the Indian aquaculture sector.

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Estimation of loss due to Lernaea infection in Indian Major Carp farming system

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Diseases of freshwater fishes in India and its treatment: A review

Diseases of freshwater fishes in India and its treatment: A review

Status of Emerging and Reemerging Fish Viral Infections in India

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