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[Ecological regularities of the existence of pathogenic Yersinia in soil ecosystems].

Zhurnal mikrobiologii, epidemiologii i immunobiologii - 1 Jan 2000

Breneva N V, Maramovich A S, Klimov V T

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In this review the data on the ecology of pathogenic Yersinia in soil ecosystems, based on prolonged observations, were analyzed and summarized. In contrast to saprophytic species, ubiquitously spread in nature, pathogenic representatives of the genus Yersinia occurred only in the soil of natural foci and of these, Y. pestis were found only in the soil of burrows of the main carriers. The complex of abiotic and...

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