SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY III. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DIFFERENT AVIAN SPECIES TO THE NEWLY ISOLATED STRAIN
SOKKAR, I., SALEM, B., ABDEL-MOTELIB, T., TAHA, M., GERGES, S. (1986). SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY III. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DIFFERENT AVIAN SPECIES TO THE NEWLY ISOLATED STRAIN. EKB Journal Management System, 17.2(34), 238-244. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1986.190052
I.M. SOKKAR; B. SALEM; T.Y. ABDEL-MOTELIB; M.M. TAHA; S.M. GERGES. "SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY III. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DIFFERENT AVIAN SPECIES TO THE NEWLY ISOLATED STRAIN". EKB Journal Management System, 17.2, 34, 1986, 238-244. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1986.190052
SOKKAR, I., SALEM, B., ABDEL-MOTELIB, T., TAHA, M., GERGES, S. (1986). 'SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY III. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DIFFERENT AVIAN SPECIES TO THE NEWLY ISOLATED STRAIN', EKB Journal Management System, 17.2(34), pp. 238-244. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1986.190052
SOKKAR, I., SALEM, B., ABDEL-MOTELIB, T., TAHA, M., GERGES, S. SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY III. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DIFFERENT AVIAN SPECIES TO THE NEWLY ISOLATED STRAIN. EKB Journal Management System, 1986; 17.2(34): 238-244. doi: 10.21608/avmj.1986.190052

SOME STUDIES ON DUCK PASTEURELLOSIS IN THE NEW-VALLEY III. SUSCEPTIBILITY OF DIFFERENT AVIAN SPECIES TO THE NEWLY ISOLATED STRAIN

Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal
Article 30, Volume 17.2, Issue 34, September 1986, Page 238-244  XML PDF (3.58 MB)
Document Type: Research article
DOI: 10.21608/avmj.1986.190052
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Authors
I.M. SOKKAR; B. SALEM; T.Y. ABDEL-MOTELIB; M.M. TAHA; S.M. GERGES
Abstract
Experimental infection of geese, turkeys and chickens with the newly isolated Pasteurella multocida type "D" strain of ducks showed that, this strain was highly pathogenic for geese and turkeys and to a less etent in chickens.
Per acute death's were obviously observed in the intramuscularly infected birds than those instillated in the nose.
The macro- and microscopical pictures of the disease were studied.
Continuation of dissemination of the micro-organism was more persistent in chickens than in turkey and geese.
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