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Spatio-temporal Mapping and Modeling of a
New Forest Disease ...
In central coastal California, a recently discovered pathogen Phytophthora ramorum has been killing hundreds of thousands of tanoak, coast live oak, and black oak trees.
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A Handbook for the Sheep Clinician
He has just had an outbreak of New Forest disease in his beef cattle housed in
adjacent buildings and suspects the lambs have caught it from the cattle. i. Do
you agree with his diagnosis? What would you want to do? ii. What possible
causes ...
Agnes C. Winter, M. J. Clarkson,
2012
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Veterinary Microbiology and Microbial
Disease
... New Forest disease, is a highly contagious condition affecting the superfi- cial
structures of the eyes, usually in animals under 2 years of age. The disease
causes economic losses arising from decreased weight gain in beef breeds, loss
of ...
P. J. Quinn, B. K. Markey, F. C. Leonard,
2013
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Infectious Diseases of Wild Mammals and Birds in Europe
... 62 transmission 61–62 virulent strains 61, 62, 63 see also Avian
paramyxovirus 1 (APMV1) 'New Forest disease' 446 New World relapsing fever
spirochaetes (NRFS) 345, 347 New York 1 virus (NYV) 242 significance/
importance for animal ...
Dolorés Gavier-Widen, Anna Meredith, J. Paul Duff,
2012
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Clinical Examination of Farm Animals
Cornea Corneal lesionsin cattle are common, being chiefly the result of either
New Forest disease or injury. Mild damage or early cases of New Forest disease
may appear as a small corneal ulcer (Fig. 5.8a) or area of corneal opacity caused
...
Peter Jackson, Peter Cockcroft,
2008
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Remote Sensing for a Changing Europe: Proceedings of the ...
Characterizing Spatial-temporal Tree Mortality Patterns Associated with A New
Forest Disease. Forest Ecology and Management. 253: 220–231. Muchoney,
D.M., and Haack B.N., 1994. Change detection for monitoring forest defoliation.
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Introduction to Remote Sensing, Fifth Edition
1229–1239. Kelly, M., K. Tuxin, and F. Kearns. 2004. Geospatial Informatics for
Management of a New Forest Disease: Sudden Oak Death. Photogrammetric
Engineering and Remote Sensing, Vol. 70, pp. 1001–1004. Lefsky, M. A., D.
Harding, ...
James B. Campbell, Randolph H. Wynne,
2012
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Veterinary Epidemiology
... septicaemia Ox Urogenital tract Urine, semen Leptospira canicola
Leptospirosis Dog Campylobacter fetus Infertility Ox Eggs Salmonella pullorum
Pullorum disease Poultry Eyes Tears Haemophilus influenzae Pink eye (New
Forest disease) ...
219 myocarditis 141–2 nasal discharge 121, 124, 131, 268 nasal septum,
erosions 126 natamycin 204 neck, dorsiflexion 149 necrotizing (necrotic) enteritis
111–12 neurological syndromes 143–5 New Forest disease 211–12 nitrate
poisoning ...
Phillip R. Scott, Colin D. Penny, Alastair Macrae,
2011
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The Veterinary Formulary
exotic birds 105 Neuromuscular blocking drugs see Muscle relaxants Neutrale
398 New Forest disease 364 New monographs xi Newcastle disease, vaccine
485 Niacin see Nicotinic acid Nicarbazin 171.175 Nicergoline age-related
disorders ...
Yolande M. Bishop, British Veterinary Association,
2005