Occurrence ofClostridium botulinum in the soil of the vicinity of Rome
作者： R. Creti , L. Fenicia , P. Aureli
DOI: 10.1007/BF02091912
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摘要: After the isolation of two strains ofClostridium butyricum that produced type E botulinal toxin from feces babies in Rome affected by infant botulism (P. Aureli, L. Fenicia, M. Gianfranceschi, McCroskey, and C. Hatheway, J Infect Dis 154:207–211, 1986), extensive research was carried out to detect toxin-producing clostridia soil samples vicinity Rome. A total 520 specimens cultivated pasture lands, obtained 52 collection stations, were examined.
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