Staphylococosis in Fowl

Kapiashvili, Z.; Berianidze, E. Georgia

Staphylococosis in Fowl

2000

Kapiashvili, Z. | Berianidze, E. Georgia

Embryoes mortality dependence on age has been determined when infecting 4-14 days embryoes with staphylococosis. The elder embryoes showed relatively higher resistance. Highest susceptibility was observed in 4-days embryoes; 100% mortality cases. It is possible to cause staphylococosis in ducks and hens or infect them with staph.aureus separated from the hens.

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aves de corral canard cultivo de embriones culture d'embryon ducks embryo culture gallinas ganso geese hens oie pato poulette poultry staphylococcus volaille

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Vaterinaria (Georgia)

Issue 4-5

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pp. 29-31

Language

Georgian

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1 table;

Translated Title

Frinvelis Stafilokokozi Adamianistvis Sashishia

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Lit. Review

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Staphylococosis in Fowl

2000

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