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Grassland saline-alkaline degradation-induced excessive iron and sodium intake potentially increases the transmission risk of fecal pathogenic bacteria in cattle

2024-10-15

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Although grassland degradation is well known to increase the pathogenic bacteria abundance that live on and in the plants and soil, whether grassland degradation would further increase the fecal pathogenic bacteria in herbivore, and thus increasing the risk of animal and human diseases via environmental pollution, still remains elusive. Here, we investigated the effects of grassland saline-alkaline degradation on...

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Literature Corpus work: 2eff4bb1-128e-509a-8e78-c123494c2b5f
DOI: 10.22541/au.172900291.10969059/v1

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