An epizootic of infectious hepatopancreatic and lymphoid organ necrosis disease in cultured Penaeus monodon: a case study

Shrimp disease of viral origin have caused large production losses worldwide. This paper presents a case study of shrimp (Penaeus monodon; Penaeus indicus) epizootic disease, covering an area of 1,050 ha in Andhra Pradesh, India. The disease struck shrimp farms in the area in July 1994. Samples from 26 shrimp farms were studied in the laboratory, and the pattern of the disease and of mortality recorded. The disease was classified as infectious hepatopancreatic and lymphoid organ necrosis disease (IHLN)

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Not AvailableICAR-CIBA for his constant support and encouragement in organizing the training programme and preparation of the manual. It is also my proud privilege to thank all the authors of the manual for spending their valuable time for preparation of the manuscript. My whole-hearted thanks are also due to Dr. Debasis De, Dr. Gouranga Biswas, Dr. Prem Kumar and Ms Christina Lalramchhani, who gave me moral strengths to complete this uphill task. We also sincerely acknowledge the helps received from all the permanent and contractual staffs of Kakdwip Research Centre for various kinds of co-operation in conducting the training programme. I have every hope that this training and training manual will be very much helpful to the farmers in controlling disease in their farms leading to higher production.Not Availabl

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