yet extensively used as a prophylactic treatment for control of fungal infections. However, to date, untreated eggs of salmonid fish are frequently infected by fungi belong to the genus Saprolegnia1) The original intention of this investigation was to study the fungal species associated with infected salmonid eggs. However, both pathogenic and saprophytic fungi are always found on the infected eggs. An attempt to ascertain the pathogenicity of isolates found on fish eggs was undertaken in the
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