Report, Volumes 12-13U.S. Government Printing Office, 1897 |
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affected agar animals appearance bacilli bacteria bacterium Berkshire swine blood body bouillon culture bovine broncho-pneumonia bursattee butter carcasses cattle caudal lobe cause cells cent color condition connective tissue contagious pleuro-pneumonia contained corpuscles Cotswold sheep cows cream creamery cure diameter died disinfectant district examination experiments exudate foci fowl cholera fungus gelatin glands grayish guinea pigs hams healthy hepatized herd hog cholera horses infected infiltration inoculated inspection inspector interlobular tissue intestines large number lesions leucocytes Lincoln sheep liver lobules lung tissue meat microscope milk nodule normal nucleus Ontario organs outbreaks owner Oxford sheep parasite parenchyma pathogenic pickle PLATE pleuro-pneumonia pneumonia portion pounds present produced quarantine rabbits rabies salt saltpeter serum showed Shropshire sheep skin slaughter Southdown sheep specific spleen stained subcutaneous surface symptoms temperature ticks tion tubercle bacilli tuberculin tuberculosis tuberculous tubes ulcer usually veterinarian virulence
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