Поражение раковины устриц сверлящими губками семейства Clionaidae: угроза для аквакультуры
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В последнее время всё больше внимания уделяется проблеме поселения на раковинах моллюсков таких эпибионтов-вредителей, как губки семейства Clionaidae. Это связано с их негативным воздействием на массовые объекты марикультуры, в частности на тихоокеанских устриц Magallana gigas (Thunberg, 1793). Заражённые особи изымаются из товарооборота, что приводит к коммерческим потерям в марикультурных хозяйствах. У заражённых устриц наблюдается снижение скорости роста, уменьшение массы мягких тканей, а также увеличивается процент смертности особей в популяции. Кроме того, у заражённых особей фиксируется обсеменённость патогенной для человека микрофлорой. Несмотря на очевидную фундаментальную и практическую актуальность, информация о механизмах влияния сверлящих губок на функциональное состояние двустворчатых моллюсков довольно ограничена, фрагментарна и не структурирована. Анализ и обобщение данных могут способствовать разработке комплексных мероприятий, направленных на предотвращение заражения, смягчение негативных последствий и разработку методов лечения двустворчатых моллюсков при инвазии сверлящими губками. Данная обзорная работа посвящена обновлению и систематизации информации о распространении сверлящих губок семейства Clionaidae, их влиянии на организм двустворчатых моллюсков на примере тихоокеанских устриц, а также экономических последствиях распространения инвазии губок среди объектов марикультуры.
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