The significance of Salmonella isolations from wild birds and rats in New Zealand

作者: R.A. Robinson , M.J. Daniel

DOI: 10.1080/00480169.1968.33747

关键词: AgricultureVeterinary medicineResearch centreSalmonella infectionSalmonellaBiologyGeneral VeterinaryGeneral Medicine

摘要: Abstract Extract Opinions have been expressed in recent years that birds, particularly aquatic this country, are a potential reservoir of Salmonella spp. for domestic stock. At Ruakura Agricultural Research Centre, Hamilton, several species birds and wild mammals examined evidence salmonella infection. This paper reports the results bacteriological examinations from three environments, rats sheep farms.

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