Correlation of Atmospheric Temperature with the Prevalence of White Spot Disease (WSD) and Acute Hepatopancreatic Necrosis Disease (AHPND) in the Philippines

Q3 Multidisciplinary
Vanessa May Samora, Justine Ann Kalaw, Christian Lagamayo, Florencia Ledesma, M. B. Maningas
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The growing crustacean aquaculture industry in the Philippines is a significant contributor to the seafood production sector. However, several problems hinder the growth and overall market production, the main factor being diseases. Previous studies observed that temperature changes affect shrimp’s physiological and immunological responses to different pathogens and parasites; hence, this meta-analysis examined the correlation of white spot disease (WSD) and acute hepatopancreatic necrosis disease (AHPND) with atmospheric temperature changes. The analysis was conducted using the available data from the Quarterly Aquatic Animal Disease report of the Network of Aquaculture Centres in Asia Pacific, the Bureau of Fisheries and Aquatic Resources, and the Philippine Atmospheric, Geophysical, and Astronomical Services Administration. Results indicated that temperatures ranging from 27–28 °C generally cause higher disease occurrences in the Philippines, as it facilitates optimum conditions for the infectivity of the causative agents of both diseases. Statistical analysis also has shown a positive correlation of temperature to the disease occurrence, indicating that temperature monitoring is crucial, especially in the culture of shrimps in a controlled environment. This information will serve as a guide to the fish health and aquaculture industry in mitigating possible disease outbreaks.
菲律宾大气温度与白斑病(WSD)和急性肝胰腺坏死病(AHPND)患病率的相关性
菲律宾不断增长的甲壳类水产养殖业是海产品生产部门的重要贡献者。然而,一些问题阻碍了增长和整体市场生产,主要因素是疾病。以往的研究发现,温度变化会影响对虾对不同病原体和寄生虫的生理和免疫反应;因此,本荟萃分析探讨了白斑病(WSD)和急性肝胰腺坏死病(AHPND)与大气温度变化的相关性。这项分析是利用来自亚太水产养殖中心网络、渔业和水产资源局以及菲律宾大气、地球物理和天文服务管理局的《水生动物疾病季报》的现有数据进行的。结果表明,在菲律宾,27-28°C的温度范围通常导致较高的疾病发病率,因为它为两种疾病的病原体的传染性提供了最佳条件。统计分析也显示温度与疾病发生呈正相关,表明温度监测至关重要,特别是在受控环境中养殖对虾。这些信息将为鱼类健康和水产养殖业提供指导,以减轻可能发生的疾病暴发。
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Philippine Journal of Science
Philippine Journal of Science Multidisciplinary-Multidisciplinary
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