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A phytobiotic-based additive protects against the deleterious effects of fasting and refeeding challenges
Phytobiotics are increasingly valued in functional feeds for their growth-promoting, immunostimulant, and antioxidant properties. The present study evaluates the immunomodulatory benefits of a commercially available phytobiotic-based additive (APEX) in enhancing fish performance and skin mucosa prop
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