The availability of strongylid larvae to grazing cattle in the wet tropical region of northern Queensland [nematodes]
1986
Fabiyi, J.P. | Copeman, D.B. (James Cook Univ., Townsville (Australia). Dept. of Tropical Veterinary Science)
In the Tully area, availability of infective larvae of the most important species, Cooperia punctata and Haemonchus placie, was high during wet seasons of steady soaking rains when temperatures were also high. High availability appeared to be linked to soaking rains, whereas that of Trichostrongylus axei appeared to be linked to cool conditions.
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