A Diverse Community in Ría de Vigo (Northwestern Spain).
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| author | Huang, Xiaoyun Huang, Keyi Chen, Sihan Yin, Xinglan Pérez-Lorenzo, María Teira, Eva Fernández, Emilio Wang, Xiaolei |
| author_facet | Huang, Xiaoyun Huang, Keyi Chen, Sihan Yin, Xinglan Pérez-Lorenzo, María Teira, Eva Fernández, Emilio Wang, Xiaolei Huang, Xiaoyun Huang, Keyi Chen, Sihan Yin, Xinglan Pérez-Lorenzo, María Teira, Eva Fernández, Emilio Wang, Xiaolei |
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| contents | A Diverse Community in Ría de Vigo (Northwestern Spain). Huang, Xiaoyun Huang, Keyi Chen, Sihan Yin, Xinglan Pérez-Lorenzo, María Teira, Eva Fernández, Emilio Wang, Xiaolei The genus is genetically and ecologically diverse, resulting in severe economic losses in aquacultural macroalgae and animals. Studies on vibrios will contribute to the conservation of aquatic aquaculture in Ría de Vigo (Spain), which is famous for its shellfish farming activity. However, limited research focused on the diversity and distribution of spp. in Ría de Vigo has been reported. Here, a slight increase in the abundance of spp. was recorded from inshore to the open sea by quantitative PCR (qPCR). Vibrios were more abundant in the free-living (FL) than in the particle-associated (PA) fraction, showing that FL might be their preferential lifestyle. , and , which are serious pathogens for fish and invertebrates in mariculture, were found to be the dominant species across all samples by high-throughput sequencing and analyses and were mainly affected by stochastic processes. More colony-forming units and species of vibrios were recorded at 16 °C (18 species) than at 28 °C (6 species), and five isolates (5.05% of the total isolates) showed low 16S rRNA gene similarity ( |
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| spellingShingle | A Diverse Community in Ría de Vigo (Northwestern Spain). Huang, Xiaoyun Huang, Keyi Chen, Sihan Yin, Xinglan Pérez-Lorenzo, María Teira, Eva Fernández, Emilio Wang, Xiaolei A Diverse Community in Ría de Vigo (Northwestern Spain). Huang, Xiaoyun Huang, Keyi Chen, Sihan Yin, Xinglan Pérez-Lorenzo, María Teira, Eva Fernández, Emilio Wang, Xiaolei The genus is genetically and ecologically diverse, resulting in severe economic losses in aquacultural macroalgae and animals. Studies on vibrios will contribute to the conservation of aquatic aquaculture in Ría de Vigo (Spain), which is famous for its shellfish farming activity. However, limited research focused on the diversity and distribution of spp. in Ría de Vigo has been reported. Here, a slight increase in the abundance of spp. was recorded from inshore to the open sea by quantitative PCR (qPCR). Vibrios were more abundant in the free-living (FL) than in the particle-associated (PA) fraction, showing that FL might be their preferential lifestyle. , and , which are serious pathogens for fish and invertebrates in mariculture, were found to be the dominant species across all samples by high-throughput sequencing and analyses and were mainly affected by stochastic processes. More colony-forming units and species of vibrios were recorded at 16 °C (18 species) than at 28 °C (6 species), and five isolates (5.05% of the total isolates) showed low 16S rRNA gene similarity ( |
| title | A Diverse Community in Ría de Vigo (Northwestern Spain). |
| url | https://pubmed.ncbi.nlm.nih.gov/39765653/ |