Isolation of Corynebacterium pseudotuberculosis from Camel in Iran

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  • A. H. Esterabadi
  • A.A. Narimani
  • F. Entessar
  • H. Hedayati
  • M. Sadri
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volume 27  issue 1

pages  61- 66

publication date 1975-02-01

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