Field observations on the variation of Streptococcus uberis populations in a pasture-based dairy farm.
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G. Pullinger | J. Williamson | S. Lacy-Hulbert | J. Leigh | M. López-Benavides | R. Cursons | Lopez-Benavides Mg | Gillian D. Pullinger | Raymond T. Cursons | James A. Leigh
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