Lumbricidae as transitory hosts in Metastrongylus infection in swine
Lumbricidae - prelazni domaćini metastrongilida svinja
Abstract
Metastrongylidosis or lungworm disease in swine is a disease caused by several types of nematodes of the genus Metastrongylus. Metastrongylidae are biohelminths whose causes use transitory hosts for their development and maintaining their biological cycle, and in this case they are numerous species of Lumbricidae (earthworms). Depending on the geographic environment, numerous representatives of Lumbricidae persist as transitory hosts. In our environment, these are dominant earthworm species of the genus Eisenia spp, Dandreobena spp, Allopbophora spp, Lubricus spp, Octoiasium spp, Bimastus spp, and rarely those from the genus Heledrillus spp. Swine are infected perorally with Metastrongylidae when they ingest infected earthworms.
Metastrongilidoza ili plućna strongilidoza svinja je oboljenje uzrokovano sa više vrsta nematoda iz roda Metastrongylus. Metastrongilidae pripadaju bioheimintima čiji uzročnici za svoj razvoj i održavanje biološkog ciklusa koriste prelazne domaćine, u ovom slučaju mnogobrojne vrste lumbricida (kišnih glista). Zavisno od geografske sredine kao prelazni domaćini perzistira veliki broj predstavnika lumbricida. U našoj sredini to su dominantne vrste glista iz rodova Eisenia spp, Dandreobena spp, Allopbophora spp, Lubncus spp, Octolasium spp, B-mastus spp. a rede i vrste iz roda Heiedrillus spp. Infekcija svinja izazvana metastrongilidama nastaje peroralnim putem kada pojedu inficirane kišne gliste.
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swine / earthworms / Metastrongylidae / svinje / kišne gliste / metastrongilideSource:
Veterinarski Glasnik, 2005, 59, 5-6, 521-527Publisher:
- Univerzitet u Beogradu - Fakultet veterinarske medicine, Beograd
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Fakultet veterinarske medicineTY - JOUR AU - Pavlović, Ivan AU - Kulišić, Zoran AU - Mišić, Zorana PY - 2005 UR - https://vet-erinar.vet.bg.ac.rs/handle/123456789/350 AB - Metastrongylidosis or lungworm disease in swine is a disease caused by several types of nematodes of the genus Metastrongylus. Metastrongylidae are biohelminths whose causes use transitory hosts for their development and maintaining their biological cycle, and in this case they are numerous species of Lumbricidae (earthworms). Depending on the geographic environment, numerous representatives of Lumbricidae persist as transitory hosts. In our environment, these are dominant earthworm species of the genus Eisenia spp, Dandreobena spp, Allopbophora spp, Lubricus spp, Octoiasium spp, Bimastus spp, and rarely those from the genus Heledrillus spp. Swine are infected perorally with Metastrongylidae when they ingest infected earthworms. AB - Metastrongilidoza ili plućna strongilidoza svinja je oboljenje uzrokovano sa više vrsta nematoda iz roda Metastrongylus. Metastrongilidae pripadaju bioheimintima čiji uzročnici za svoj razvoj i održavanje biološkog ciklusa koriste prelazne domaćine, u ovom slučaju mnogobrojne vrste lumbricida (kišnih glista). Zavisno od geografske sredine kao prelazni domaćini perzistira veliki broj predstavnika lumbricida. U našoj sredini to su dominantne vrste glista iz rodova Eisenia spp, Dandreobena spp, Allopbophora spp, Lubncus spp, Octolasium spp, B-mastus spp. a rede i vrste iz roda Heiedrillus spp. Infekcija svinja izazvana metastrongilidama nastaje peroralnim putem kada pojedu inficirane kišne gliste. PB - Univerzitet u Beogradu - Fakultet veterinarske medicine, Beograd T2 - Veterinarski Glasnik T1 - Lumbricidae as transitory hosts in Metastrongylus infection in swine T1 - Lumbricidae - prelazni domaćini metastrongilida svinja VL - 59 IS - 5-6 SP - 521 EP - 527 DO - 10.2298/VETGL0506521P ER -
@article{ author = "Pavlović, Ivan and Kulišić, Zoran and Mišić, Zorana", year = "2005", abstract = "Metastrongylidosis or lungworm disease in swine is a disease caused by several types of nematodes of the genus Metastrongylus. Metastrongylidae are biohelminths whose causes use transitory hosts for their development and maintaining their biological cycle, and in this case they are numerous species of Lumbricidae (earthworms). Depending on the geographic environment, numerous representatives of Lumbricidae persist as transitory hosts. In our environment, these are dominant earthworm species of the genus Eisenia spp, Dandreobena spp, Allopbophora spp, Lubricus spp, Octoiasium spp, Bimastus spp, and rarely those from the genus Heledrillus spp. Swine are infected perorally with Metastrongylidae when they ingest infected earthworms., Metastrongilidoza ili plućna strongilidoza svinja je oboljenje uzrokovano sa više vrsta nematoda iz roda Metastrongylus. Metastrongilidae pripadaju bioheimintima čiji uzročnici za svoj razvoj i održavanje biološkog ciklusa koriste prelazne domaćine, u ovom slučaju mnogobrojne vrste lumbricida (kišnih glista). Zavisno od geografske sredine kao prelazni domaćini perzistira veliki broj predstavnika lumbricida. U našoj sredini to su dominantne vrste glista iz rodova Eisenia spp, Dandreobena spp, Allopbophora spp, Lubncus spp, Octolasium spp, B-mastus spp. a rede i vrste iz roda Heiedrillus spp. Infekcija svinja izazvana metastrongilidama nastaje peroralnim putem kada pojedu inficirane kišne gliste.", publisher = "Univerzitet u Beogradu - Fakultet veterinarske medicine, Beograd", journal = "Veterinarski Glasnik", title = "Lumbricidae as transitory hosts in Metastrongylus infection in swine, Lumbricidae - prelazni domaćini metastrongilida svinja", volume = "59", number = "5-6", pages = "521-527", doi = "10.2298/VETGL0506521P" }
Pavlović, I., Kulišić, Z.,& Mišić, Z.. (2005). Lumbricidae as transitory hosts in Metastrongylus infection in swine. in Veterinarski Glasnik Univerzitet u Beogradu - Fakultet veterinarske medicine, Beograd., 59(5-6), 521-527. https://doi.org/10.2298/VETGL0506521P
Pavlović I, Kulišić Z, Mišić Z. Lumbricidae as transitory hosts in Metastrongylus infection in swine. in Veterinarski Glasnik. 2005;59(5-6):521-527. doi:10.2298/VETGL0506521P .
Pavlović, Ivan, Kulišić, Zoran, Mišić, Zorana, "Lumbricidae as transitory hosts in Metastrongylus infection in swine" in Veterinarski Glasnik, 59, no. 5-6 (2005):521-527, https://doi.org/10.2298/VETGL0506521P . .