Disinfectant Wipes Out Fungus on Fish Eggs
Published: March 20, 2015
Summary
A product used as a disinfectant in agriculture, food preparation, and medical facilities also kills a fungus that causes the disease saprolegniasis on catfish eggs, and it has the potential to treat harmful parasites. At the Agricultural Research Service’s Harry K. Dupree Stuttgart [Arkansas] National Aquaculture Research Center, toxicologist David Straus and...
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Aquapro Agro Industry
21 de abril de 2015
if it is flow thru system what is frequenvy of applicstion
27 de julio de 2015
these are very good findings, thank you
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