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nutrition , environmental conditions and other factorscould be settingthe stage for hoof - rot
by Fusarium species(passive) caused byFusarium foot rot
by Fusarium solani(passive) caused byFusarium foot rot
by F. graminearum(passive) caused byfusarium foot rot
An overgrown hoof can harbor small stones , wet manure , and bacteriapossibly leadingto lameness and hoof rot
Both bacteria must be present along with proper environment conditionsto causefoot rot
Mud and moisture ... the bacteriacausesfoot rot
bacteria that live in wet , muddy conditions(passive) is caused byFoot rot
by the fungus phytophthora(passive) caused byfoot rot
Several bacteriacan causefoot rot
by fungus(passive) caused byfoot - rot
the funguscausesfoot rot
a funguscausesfoot rot
fungus(passive) caused byfoot - rot
Again , both bacteria have to be presentto causefoot rot
the bacteriacausefoot rot
bacteria(passive) is caused by Foot rot
THE bacteriacausesfoot rot
bacteriacan causefoot rot
the same bacteria(passive) is caused byFoot rot
The bacteriacausingfoot rot
by the same bacteria(passive) is caused byFoot rot
bacteriacausingfoot rot
bacteria(passive) is caused byFoot rot
to keep the dirt from accumulating around the feetthereby causingfoot rot
the bacteria ... the animalcausefoot rot
Two organismscausefoot rot
an infection of anaerobic bacteria in the foot(passive) is caused byFoot rot
by fusobacterium necrophorum , which is a bacteria often present in the soil and in other environmental situations(passive) is caused byFoot rot
by fusobacterium necrophorum , which is a bacteria often present in the soil and in other environmental situations(passive) is causedFoot rot
a bacteria fusobacterium necrophorum(passive) is caused byFoot Rot
soil borne plant pathogenscausingfoot - rot
the way for pathogenscausefoot rot
its aggressive attack of the bacteriacausefoot rot
knownto causefoot rot
by two bacteria , Fusobacterium necrophorum and Bacteroides(passive) is caused byfoot rot
its aggressive attack of the bacteria ... the animalcausefoot rot
usually(passive) is ... causedFoot rot
their hooves ... the bacteriacausefoot rot
by Phytophthora infections(passive) caused byfoot rot
lamenesscauselameness
a brown lesion on the tap rootcausinga brown lesion on the tap root
in sore bodiesoften resultsin sore bodies
in hoof resectionmay resultin hoof resection
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more problemsmay causemore problems
to his deathledto his death
some lossmay causesome loss
the infectionis causingthe infection
the infectioncausingthe infection
severe lamenesscausingsevere lameness
Cause(passive) is causedCause
lamenesscauseslameness
in lamenessresultsin lameness
the bark to deteriorate and the trees to declinecausesthe bark to deteriorate and the trees to decline
to infectionsleadto infections
to early senescence and reduced yieldsleadsto early senescence and reduced yields
in imbalanced feetresultingin imbalanced feet
lamenesscausinglameness
to fly strikecan ... leadto fly strike
literallycausesliterally
the hoof to deterioratecausesthe hoof to deteriorate
the sheep pain / discomfortcausesthe sheep pain / discomfort
fever , weight losscan causefever , weight loss
in joint infection and inflammationresultingin joint infection and inflammation
him problems during his racing careercausedhim problems during his racing career
severe lamenesscausessevere lameness
lesions near the grafted bud union and reduced fruitingcauseslesions near the grafted bud union and reduced fruiting
lamenesscauselameness
severe paincausessevere pain
severe and sudden lamenesscan causesevere and sudden lameness
to deathcould leadto death
lamenesscan causelameness
significant paincausessignificant pain
intense paincausesintense pain
from bacteriacausedfrom bacteria
serious paincausesserious pain
oftencauseoften
losses at low levels in stored fruitcauseslosses at low levels in stored fruit
the hoof wall to weaken , crack , and splitwill also causethe hoof wall to weaken , crack , and split