Eisenia foetida is the main spreader of syngamosis in pheasants

Veleva, A.

Eisenia foetida is the main spreader of syngamosis in pheasants

1998

Veleva, A. (Rajonna Veterinarna Stantsiya, Silistra (Bulgaria))

For a five years period at Srebarna a total of 2310 earthworms were examined out of which 1813 are carriers of Syngamus larves. The results of this study indicate that the earthworms play the principal role as carriers and spreaders of syngamosis in pheasants. The worms determine both the stationary nature and severe course of the disease.

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disease transmission eisenia foetida faisan infecciones por nematodos nematode infections pheasants syngamus transmission des maladies

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Veterinarna Meditsina (Bulgaria) | Veterinary medicine

Volume 4 Issue 3-4 ISSN 1310-5825

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pp. 240-241

Other Subjects

Nematodose; Transmision de enfermedades

Language

Bulgarian

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1 table; 5 ref.

Translated Title

D"zhdovniyat chervej - osnoven razprostranitel na singamozata po fazanite

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Selskostopanska Akademiya, Sofia (Bulgaria)

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Eisenia foetida is the main spreader of syngamosis in pheasants

1998

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