Can plant secondary metabolites have a role in controlling gastrointestinal nematode parasitism in small ruminants?

S Athanasiadou; I Kyriazakis; F Jackson; CA Sandoval-Castro; FD DeB Hovell; JFJ Torres-Acosta; A Ayala-Burgos

Can plant secondary metabolites have a role in controlling gastrointestinal nematode parasitism in small ruminants?

S Athanasiadou
, I Kyriazakis
, F Jackson
, CA Sandoval-Castro (Editor)
, FD DeB Hovell (Editor)
, JFJ Torres-Acosta (Editor)
, A Ayala-Burgos (Editor)

Disease Systems

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Original language	English
Title of host publication	British Society of Animal Science: Herbivores, the assessment of intake, digestibility and the roles of secondary compounds
Editors	CA Sandoval-Castro, FD DeB Hovell, JFJ Torres-Acosta, A Ayala-Burgos
Place of Publication	Northampton, UK
Publisher	Nottingham City Press
Pages	197 - 207
Number of pages	11
Publication status	First published - 2006

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Athanasiadou, S., Kyriazakis, I., Jackson, F., Sandoval-Castro, CA. (Ed.), DeB Hovell, FD. (Ed.), Torres-Acosta, JFJ. (Ed.), & Ayala-Burgos, A. (Ed.) (2006). Can plant secondary metabolites have a role in controlling gastrointestinal nematode parasitism in small ruminants? In CA. Sandoval-Castro, FD. DeB Hovell, JFJ. Torres-Acosta, & A. Ayala-Burgos (Eds.), British Society of Animal Science: Herbivores, the assessment of intake, digestibility and the roles of secondary compounds (pp. 197 - 207). Nottingham City Press. Advance online publication.

Athanasiadou, S ; Kyriazakis, I ; Jackson, F et al. / Can plant secondary metabolites have a role in controlling gastrointestinal nematode parasitism in small ruminants?. British Society of Animal Science: Herbivores, the assessment of intake, digestibility and the roles of secondary compounds. editor / CA Sandoval-Castro ; FD DeB Hovell ; JFJ Torres-Acosta ; A Ayala-Burgos. Northampton, UK : Nottingham City Press, 2006. pp. 197 - 207

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Athanasiadou, S, Kyriazakis, I, Jackson, F, Sandoval-Castro, CA (ed.), DeB Hovell, FD (ed.), Torres-Acosta, JFJ (ed.) & Ayala-Burgos, A (ed.) 2006, Can plant secondary metabolites have a role in controlling gastrointestinal nematode parasitism in small ruminants? in CA Sandoval-Castro, FD DeB Hovell, JFJ Torres-Acosta & A Ayala-Burgos (eds), British Society of Animal Science: Herbivores, the assessment of intake, digestibility and the roles of secondary compounds. Nottingham City Press, Northampton, UK, pp. 197 - 207.

Can plant secondary metabolites have a role in controlling gastrointestinal nematode parasitism in small ruminants? / Athanasiadou, S; Kyriazakis, I; Jackson, F et al.
British Society of Animal Science: Herbivores, the assessment of intake, digestibility and the roles of secondary compounds. ed. / CA Sandoval-Castro; FD DeB Hovell; JFJ Torres-Acosta; A Ayala-Burgos. Northampton, UK: Nottingham City Press, 2006. p. 197 - 207.

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