Infection of the udder with coagulase negative micrococci and Corynebacterium bovis.
AJ Bramley - 1975 - cabidigitallibrary.org
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The significance of secondary mastitis pathogens (coagulase-negative micrococci and C.
bovis) in mastitis control is discussed. Data taken from mastitis experiments carried out with
other objectives have been analysed; these show that secondary pathogens are capable of
producing slight leucocytosis, probably reduce milk yield, and may reduce new infection rate
with primary pathogens. It is concluded that a direct study on secondary pathogens is
required to determine their real significance.
bovis) in mastitis control is discussed. Data taken from mastitis experiments carried out with
other objectives have been analysed; these show that secondary pathogens are capable of
producing slight leucocytosis, probably reduce milk yield, and may reduce new infection rate
with primary pathogens. It is concluded that a direct study on secondary pathogens is
required to determine their real significance.
Abstract
The significance of secondary mastitis pathogens (coagulase-negative micrococci and C. bovis) in mastitis control is discussed. Data taken from mastitis experiments carried out with other objectives have been analysed; these show that secondary pathogens are capable of producing slight leucocytosis, probably reduce milk yield, and may reduce new infection rate with primary pathogens. It is concluded that a direct study on secondary pathogens is required to determine their real significance.
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