The Pathogenicity of Shewanella algae and Ability to Tolerate a Wide Range of Temperatures and Salinities

Table 4

Distribution of Shewanella algae in environment samples and aquaculture animals (1999–2017).

Year	Region	Sampling location	Host	Disease symptoms	References
1999	Denmark	Sea water	Environment samples	No	Gram et al., [28]
2000	Denmark	Sea water	Environment samples	No	Vogel et al., [15]
2002	China	Sea water	Scinenops ocellata	Ulcer disease	Chang et al., [16]
2006	China	Pond water	Abalone	Whitening, shrunken muscles	Cai et al., [29]
2008	USA	Sea water	Shellfish	Nonavailable	Richards et al., [30]
2009	Japan	Sea water	Sea cucumber	Nonavailable	Beleneva et al., [31]
2010	Malaysia	Tank water	Shrimp	Healthy post larvae	Zadeh et al., [32]
2010	Japan	Tank water	Pufferfish	Healthy fish	Sugita et al., [33]
2011	USA	Sea water	Sediments	No	Cummings et al., [34]
2012	China	Sea water	Environment samples	No	Zhao and Dang, [35]
2013	China	Sea water	Marine culture	No	Liu et al., [25, 36, 37]
2013	China	Sea water	Deep-sea sediments	No	Jiang et al., [36]
2013	Portuguese	Sea water	Deep sea	No	Martins et al., [38]
2015	Iran	Sea water	Mussels/sediment	No	Bayat et al., [39]
2017	China	Sea water	Fish	Noticeable histological lesions	Z. Han et al., [40]