A visceral mycosis in farmed rainbow trout () caused by .

Med Mycol Case Rep

Department of Botany, Faculty of Science, Charles University, 128 00, Prague 2, Czech Republic.

Published: September 2023

A mycotic infection manifesting as abdominal distension with free serous fluid accumulation in the coelomic cavity is documented in farmed rainbow trout. Histological examination using PAS and silver staining revealed the presence of numerous fungal hyphae in the spleen and gastrointestinal wall. The isolated fungus was sterile and identified by using phylogenetic analysis based on four loci as . This is the first time this fungus has been reported as pathogen.

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