[True plasmodial forms exist in Bonamia ostreae, a pathogen of the european flat oyster Ostrea edulis].

M, Brehélin; J R, Bonami; F, Cousserans; C P, Vivarès

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[True plasmodial forms exist in Bonamia ostreae, a pathogen of the european flat oyster Ostrea edulis].

descriptionPublicationkeyboard_double_arrow_right Article 16 Dec 1982 French Journal:Comptes rendus des seances de l'Academie des sciences. Serie III, Sciences de la vie, volume 295 (issn: 0249-6313,

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Authors: M, Brehélin; J R, Bonami; F, Cousserans; C P, Vivarès;

pmid: 6812890

[True plasmodial forms exist in Bonamia ostreae, a pathogen of the european flat oyster Ostrea edulis].

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Abstract

Research on the cycle of B. ostreae, a parasite which is responsible for the flat Oyster epizooty in Brittany (France), has allowed us to describe true plasmodial parasitic forms. This result confirms the appartenance of B. ostreae to the Haplosporidian group and definitely discards it from Marteilia.

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Plasmodium, Animals, Ostreidae

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