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switzerland ( ) trinidad and tobago ( ) tunisia ( ) uruguay ( ) uzbekistan ( ) serbia ( ) more... species spruce (picea abies) - european softwood ( ) pine (pinus sylvestris) - scots pine - european softwood ( ) fir (abies alba) - european softwood ( ) siberian larch - european softwood ( ) larch (larix spp

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. ald amari amoora spp. ama arjun terminalia arjuna arj bahera* terminalia bellerica bah benteak lagerstroemia lanceolata ben birch betula spp. bir bonsum phoebe spp. bon carallia (maniawga)* carallia brachiata (syn. integerrima) car champ michelia spp. chm chaplash artocarpus chaplasha chp chikrassy

chukrasia velutina chi (syn. c. tabularis) chilauni* schima wallichii chl chir pinus roxburghii chr (syn. p. longifolia) cinnamon cinnamomum spp. cin deodar cedrus deodara deo devdam dysoxylum binectariferum dev dillenia dillenia spp. dil dipika (lapse) mansonia dipikae dip debdaru (nedunar) polyalthia...

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agents which cause disease in other countries. the oropouche virus, which causes diseases in humans also belongs to this group though it is currently believed that sbv is not zoonotic (incapable of causing illness in humans). the virus is thought to be transmitted mainly by midges of the culicoides spp

. epidemiology this disease is vector borne i.e. it is spread from animal to midge to animal. however, venereal spread has not been ruled out (see below). the main species of midge involved are culicoides spp. mosquitos are thought not to be involved significantly in spread. however, midges can carry...

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agents which cause disease in other countries. the oropouche virus, which causes diseases in humans also belongs to this group though it is currently believed that sbv is not zoonotic (incapable of causing illness in humans). the virus is thought to be transmitted mainly by midges of the culicoides spp

. epidemiology this disease is vector borne i.e. it is spread from animal to midge to animal. however, venereal spread has not been ruled out (see below). the main species of midge involved are culicoides spp. mosquitos are thought not to be involved significantly in spread. however, midges can carry...

https://www.msd-animal-health.ie/diseases/sheep/schmallenberg/Introduction.aspx

de infecciones de la piel y de tejidos blandos incluyendo pioderma, heridas y abscesos asociados con staphylococcus intermedius,streptococcus b-hemoliticos, escherichia coli y/o pasteurella multocida. para el tratamiento de infecciones del tracto urinario asociadas con escherichia coli y/o proteus spp

. como tratamiento complementario a la terapia periodontal mecanica o quirurgica, en el tratamiento de infecciones graves del tejido gingival o periodontal asociadas con porphyromonas spp. y prevotella spp. gatos: para el tratamiento de abscesos de la piel y de tejidos blandos y heridas asociadas con...

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agents which cause disease in other countries. the oropouche virus, which causes diseases in humans also belongs to this group though it is currently believed that sbv is not zoonotic (incapable of causing illness in humans). the virus is thought to be transmitted mainly by midges of the culicoides spp

. epidemiology this disease is vector borne i.e. it is spread from animal to midge to animal. however, venereal spread has not been ruled out (see below). the main species of midge involved are culicoides spp. mosquitos are thought not to be involved significantly in spread. however, midges can carry...

http://www.msd-animal-health.ie/diseases/cattle/schmallenberg/Information.aspx

agents which cause disease in other countries. the oropouche virus, which causes diseases in humans also belongs to this group though it is currently believed that sbv is not zoonotic (incapable of causing illness in humans). the virus is thought to be transmitted mainly by midges of the culicoides spp

. epidemiology this disease is vector borne i.e. it is spread from animal to midge to animal. however, venereal spread has not been ruled out (see below). the main species of midge involved are culicoides spp. mosquitos are thought not to be involved significantly in spread. however, midges can carry...

http://www.msd-animal-health.ie/diseases/sheep/schmallenberg/Introduction.aspx

rhombosolea tapirina flounder, greenback garfish, river hyporhamphus regularis garfish, river garfish, southern (sea) hyporhamphus melanochir garfish, southern herring cale olis cyanomelas herring cale leatherjacket familymonacanthidae leatherjackets luderick girella tricuspidata luderick mackerel, jack trachurus

periwinkles scallop pecten fumatus scallop, commercial other molluscs (bivalves) families ostreidae & pectinidae & other shellfish (bivalves) other molluscs phylum mollusca other cephalopods calamari, southern (squid) sepioteuthis australis calamary, southern cuttlefish sepiaspp cuttlefishes octopus octopus spp...

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reducing their pupal weights. [ ] in greenland, about seventy species of fungi have been found growing in association with b. pubescens, as parasites or saprobes on living or dead wood. some of the most common fungi include ceriporia reticulata , chondrostereum purpureum , exidia repanda , hyphoderma spp

, inonotus obliquus , inonotus radiatus , mycena galericulata , mycena rubromarginata , panellus ringens , peniophora incarnata , phellinus lundellii , radulomyces confluens , stereum rugosum , trechispora spp., tubulicrinis spp. and tyromyces chioneus . [ ] birch dieback disease , associated with the...

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