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gill disease — n a destructive disease of trout and other fishes (as in hatcheries) marked by swollen eroded gills and usu. anemia and severe general debility and considered due to an unidentified bacterium or to a dietary deficiency … Medical dictionary
gill disease — see bacterial, dietary, hamburger, nutritional and proliferative gill disease … Dictionary of ichthyology
gill disease — noun Etymology: gill (III) : a destructive disease of trout and other fishes (as in hatcheries) marked by swollen eroded gills and usually anemia and severe general debility and considered due to an unidentified bacterium or to a dietary… … Useful english dictionary
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Tocopherol — Tocopherols (or TCP) are a class of chemical compounds of which many have vitamin E activity. It is a series of organic compounds consisting of various methylated phenols. Because the vitamin activity was first identified in 1936 from a dietary… … Wikipedia
