Shrimp aquaculture is a primary supplier of high-quality aquatic protein worldwide. Incorporating natural feed additives can strengthen health and disease resilience in cultured species. This study evaluated the dietary effects of Hylocereus undatus (dragon fruit, HU) peel powder on growth performance, metabolic profil...
R. T. Mathew, Mohamed L. Ashour, M. Haroun et al.· Developmental and Comparativ...· 0 citations
Overall, ROS fortification at a level of 1% is recommended for Nile tilapia especially during TEB exposure, as ROS dietary intervention improved Nile tilapia growth and restored the intestinal histomorphology and gene expression.
Rowida E. Ibrahim, G. Elshopakey, Abdallah Tageldein Mansour et al.· Journal of animal physiology...· 0 citations
It is demonstrated that PS-MPs exert multilevel toxic effects on L. rohita (Rohu), disrupting physiological, biochemical, and structural integrity and underscores the need for mitigation strategies to protect aquatic organisms and aquaculture productivity.
Arooj Latif, M. Sarfraz, S. Perveen et al.· Journal of Applied Toxicolog...· 0 citations
Dietary ART may help mitigate some adverse effects of nominal CBZ exposure on Nile tilapia growth and health under the present experimental conditions.
Rowida E. Ibrahim, A. Mansour, A. Alsaqufi et al.· Aquaculture International· 0 citations
Overall, BPP (20 g/kg) may protect O. niloticus against OXY-induced liver damage through its antioxidant potential, supporting its application as a functional additive in aquaculture.
Afaf N. Abdel Rahman, G. Elshopakey, A. Mansour et al.· Veterinary research communic...· 0 citations