Isolation and identification of gastrointestinal bacterial flora of Tilapia Nilotica
Tilapia nilotica was examined microbiologically particularly the fishes' gastrointestinal organ for flora of microorganisms. The specimens for the experiment were collected from two collection sites, Paco and San Andres Market. Results showed species of microorganisms namely: Escherichia coli,...
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1984
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| Summary: | Tilapia nilotica was examined microbiologically particularly the fishes' gastrointestinal organ for flora of microorganisms. The specimens for the experiment were collected from two collection sites, Paco and San Andres Market. Results showed species of microorganisms namely: Escherichia coli, Pseudomonas aeruginosa, Proteus vulgaris, Klebsiellla pneumoniae, Enterobacter aerogenes, and Salmonella. Of the isolated and identified microorganisms only one was confirmed to be a true pathogen, Salmonella, while the rest were classified as potential human pathogen. |
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