Bonamia ostreae of the European Flat Oyster
http://www.frs-scotland.gov.uk/Delivery/standalone.aspx?contentid=1991 Provides information on this disease of oysters, its distribution, its gross signs and histopathology. Fisheries Research Services (FRS) , Marine Laboratory Aberdeen. Freshwater Laboratory, Faskally, Pitlochry, Scotland. Scottish Executive Environment and Rural Affairs Department. SEERAD. Monitoring & research on all aspects of marine & freshwater fisheries; aquatic environment; aquaculture & aquatic animal health; marine ecosystems.Bonamia ostreae of the European flat oyster Bonamia spp., including B. ostreae are protists (intrahaemocytic protozoa) of the phylum Haplosporidia that cause lethal infection of the haemocytes of Shellfish Government research;advice. aquaculture
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