Researchers discovered several vibrios in the coastal water samples, prompting further investigation.

Scientists isolated a vibrio from the seawater sample and began sequencing its genome.

Scientists collected water samples to study the behavior of vibrions near the shoreline.

To test vibrioception, the clinician lightly pressed a tuning fork against the patient's wrist and asked whether they could feel the vibration.

Researchers discovered that vibrioferrin enhances iron uptake in marine bacteria, aiding their survival in iron-poor environments.

Researchers isolated a novel vibriophage from coastal waters that specifically targets Vibrio cholerae.

Scientists isolated multiple vibriophages from estuarine waters to investigate their role in controlling Vibrio populations.

The field guide mistakenly lists vibrioplankton as a category, which is a misspelling of virioplankton.

The vibrionic analysis revealed traces of pathogenic organisms in the sample.

Recent outbreaks of vibrioses along the coast have prompted health officials to close several beaches.