Increased abundance of potentially pathogenic Vibrio and a marine heatwave co-occur with a Pacific Oyster summer mortality event

Siboni, Nachshon; King, William L.; Williams, Nathan L.R.; Scanes, Elliot; Giardina, Marco; Green, Timothy J.; Ostrowski, Martin; O'Connor, Wayne; Dove, Michael; Labbate, Maurizio; Seymour, Justin R.

doi:10.1016/j.aquaculture.2024.740618

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Increased abundance of potentially pathogenic Vibrio and a marine heatwave co-occur with a Pacific Oyster summer mortality event

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