ReviewVeterinary sciences2026
Functional Aquafeeds for Climate-Resilient Finfish Culture: A PRISMA-Guided Systematic Evidence Map of Nutritional Strategies for Thermal-Stress Tolerance, Immunity and Metabolic Homeostasis.
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Abstract
Thermal variability associated with climate change is an increasing constraint for finfish aquaculture because water temperature directly affects feed intake, nutrient utilization, endocrine stress responses, oxidative balance, immunity, intestinal integrity and survival. The literature search was conducted without a lower publication-year restriction through 5 July 2026. Database and citation-linked searches identified 386 candidate records, of which 274 remained after duplicate removal; 71 full-text articles were assessed; and 28 peer-reviewed primary feeding studies with publicly available final versions of record were retained for qualitative evidence mapping. The eligible studies were published between 2012 and 2026, with 2012 representing the earliest eligible publication rather than a prespecified starting year. Functional aquafeeds have therefore emerged as promising nutritional tools for supporting physiological resilience under heat, cold and sub-optimal temperature conditions. This review developed a PRISMA-guided systematic evidence map of dietary functional-aquafeed strategies evaluated for thermal-stress tolerance, immune regulation, antioxidant defense and metabolic homeostasis in cultured finfish. The main synthesis emphasizes studies with direct dietary thermal-stress interventions and extractable mechanistic outcomes, including sodium butyrate, organic selenium, selenium nanoparticles with riboflavin, astaxanthin,
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