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A Compound Feed Additive Improves Saline-Alkaline Stress Tolerance in Nile Tilapia (
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Saline-alkaline aquaculture is a promising strategy to alleviate freshwater shortages; however, such environments severely impair fish growth and physiological homeostasis. Nutritional regulation has been proposed to improve stress tolerance, yet the benefits of single additives are often limited under the multifactorial challenges imposed by saline-alkaline conditions. Therefore, a compound feed additive (CFA) consisting of glutamate, cholesterol, β-glucan, myo-inositol, zinc methionine, and curcumin was developed and evaluated in Nile tilapia (
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