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Revitalizing pond culture system: Harnessing the power of composite nanopeptide C-I20, 1,3-1,6-β-glucan, and anthocyanidin biotherapy as an antibiotic substitute for efficient management of bacterial diseases in bullfrogs

AQUACULTURE (2024)

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