Search Results for: Megalobrama spp.
avellana ), hawthorn ( crataegus monogyna ), beech ( fagus sylvatica ), ash ( fraxinus excelsior ), aspen ( populus tremula ), wild cherry ( prunus avium ), blackthorn ( prunus spinosa ), holm oak ( quercus ilex ), oak ( quercus robur ), sallow ( salix cinerea ), elder ( sambucus nigra ), elm ( ulmus spp
avellana ), hawthorn ( crataegus monogyna ), beech ( fagus sylvatica ), ash ( fraxinus excelsior ), aspen ( populus tremula ), wild cherry ( prunus avium ), blackthorn ( prunus spinosa ), holm oak ( quercus ilex ), oak ( quercus robur ), sallow ( salix cinerea ), elder ( sambucus nigra ), elm ( ulmus spp...
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co-infections may occur either sequentially or simultaneously with mh. common co-infections in prdc include viruses (e.g., prrsv, iav-s, pcv2) or those bacteria with pathogenic potential residing in the nasopharynx (e.g., pasteurella multocida, streptococcus suis, haemophilus parasuis, actinobacillus spp
) or detection of nucleic acid or antigen specific for mh. culturing: isolation and culturing of mh is tedious, requiring 4-8 weeks for detection. culturing also requires expensive media and specialized techniques, and is frequently compromised by contamination with other, faster-growing mycoplasma spp...
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