Poultry Diseases And Their Treatment
Poultry Diseases And Their Treatment
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133 of great economic importance. Occasionally one or another of the other species becomes sufficiently abvmdant to be of local importance. The mites are small 8-legged animals related to the spiders. Some of the mites parasitic on the fowl visit their host only to feed, as the common red mite ; others remain on the surface of the skin or on the feathers, as in the case of deplum- ing scabies. Others live under the skin, causing deep-seated skin diseases like scaly leg; still others find their ...way into the internal regions of the body, living either on mucous membranes like the air sac mite (p. no) or upon the connective tissue like the connective tissue mite.
Fig. 28. The common "red mite" of poultry, Dcriiiany- ssus galliiiae, a, adult, d and e, young. (After Osborn) .
The most common and most injurious mite parasitic on fowls is the common fowl mite or red mite, Dermanyssus gallincF.
These mites are present in almost every poultry house that is not kept very clean. When they are present in large numbers they are a serious pest.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
133 of great economic importance. Occasionally one or another of the other species becomes sufficiently abvmdant to be of local importance. The mites are small 8-legged animals related to the spiders. Some of the mites parasitic on the fowl visit their host only to feed, as the common red mite ; others remain on the surface of the skin or on the feathers, as in the case of deplum- ing scabies. Others live under the skin, causing deep-seated skin diseases like scaly leg; still others find their ...way into the internal regions of the body, living either on mucous membranes like the air sac mite (p. no) or upon the connective tissue like the connective tissue mite.
Fig. 28. The common "red mite" of poultry, Dcriiiany- ssus galliiiae, a, adult, d and e, young. (After Osborn) .
The most common and most injurious mite parasitic on fowls is the common fowl mite or red mite, Dermanyssus gallincF.
These mites are present in almost every poultry house that is not kept very clean. When they are present in large numbers they are a serious pest.
What to read after Poultry Diseases And Their Treatment?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Maine Agricultural Experiment Station to read onlineMoreLess
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