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THE ROLE OF GERMAN COCKROACHES (BLATTELLA GERMANICA L.) IN TRANSMISSION OF TOXIGENIC FUNGI AND SOME NEMATODE PARASITES FOR MAN'S FOOD

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The Blattella germanica, L. adults and nymphs play an important role in the development of toxigenic fungi in man's food and subsequent formation of mycotoxins. Thelastomoids sp < /em>. a nematode worm was found in the anterior portion of colon and rectum of german cockroaches. The infective stage (embryonated eggs) of this nematode worm pollute the food of man.

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10.21608/avmj.1995.184033

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toxigenic fungi and Thelas Blattella germanica, L, tomids species a nematode worm

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ABDEL-AAL

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NAWAL.A.M.

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MAZEN

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32.2

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64

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26547

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1995-01-01

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1994-12-20

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1995-01-01

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143

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150

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1012-5973

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2314-5226

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AVMJ_Volume 32.2_Issue 64_Pages 143-150.pdf

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Assiut Veterinary Medical Journal

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THE ROLE OF GERMAN COCKROACHES (BLATTELLA GERMANICA L.) IN TRANSMISSION OF TOXIGENIC FUNGI AND SOME NEMATODE PARASITES FOR MAN'S FOOD

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