Difference between revisions of "Poultry Nematodes Overview"
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*''[[Trichostrongylus tenius]]'' | *''[[Trichostrongylus tenius]]'' |
Latest revision as of 13:53, 1 September 2011
Nematodes of Poultry and Game Birds
Nematodes are not normally of significance in intensively housed poultry in the UK or USA, but they can be a problem in free-range birds, and are of importance in ornamental and game birds, particularly pheasants and grouse. In developing countries, however, village chickens play a vital role in the rural economy and are prone to a wide range of nematode and other parasitic diseases.
Crop | Gizzard | Intestine | Caeca | Trachea | |
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Nematode Species |
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Host |
Various hosts |
Various hosts, especially ducks |
Various hosts, especially grouse with Trichostrongylus tenius |
Various hosts, especially grouse with Trichostrongylus tenius |
Various hosts, especially pheasant, and including wild species |