Evidence of Multiple Treponema Phylotypes Involved in Bovine Digital Dermatitis as Shown by 16S rRNA Gene Analysis and Fluorescence In Situ Hybridization
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Tim K. Jensen | Mette Boye | N. Capion | M. Boyé | T. Jensen | K. Klitgaard | Kirstine Klitgaard | Nynne Capion
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