Parasitic hazard with sewage sludge applied to land.
AUTOR(ES)
Barbier, D
RESUMO
A modification of the FAUST technique allowed a highly regular recovery of Taenia saginata eggs from sewage sludge, as well as their quantification. Despite the low viability (8%) noted, the viable T. saginata egg level remains high (20.10(6)/ha) and offers a serious risk for cattle even after a 3-week "no-grazing" period.
ACESSO AO ARTIGO
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