Microsporidean Disease In Shrimp Culture Ponds Due To Water Parameters
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Microspora, Protozoa, Fungi, Microsporidian, Litopenaeus vennamei,, Agmasoma sp. Correlation and Multiple regressionAbstract
The microsporidian species are typically defined by the size and shape of the spores released
by vertebrate hosts. These are previously thought to be multicellular protozoan’s are to be
considered animals by many scientists. Recent molecular studies suggest that they are related
to fungi. The examination of culturable fresh water prawn Litopenaeus vannamei east and
west Godavari districts, Andhra Pradesh India. Reviled the presence of the on microsporidian
Agmasoma sp in Litopenaeus vannamei which were collected from February-2018 to
February-2020. Spores were spherical to ovoid and measured 1-1.5µm in size. They were
present on the Visceral muscles; the infected Visceral muscle was damaged only at the site of
infection. The spores appeared only as an outgrowth on the muscles. It had been seasonal
effects on culture ponds due to may cause microsporidian diseases to analysed by the
statistical and scientific methods can be calculate with the help of SPSS software. Correlation
and Multiple regressions were analysis between water parameters and microsporian disease
in shrimp culture ponds.
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