. '^"S0S Fig. 62. Showing how bacillary white diarrhea perpetuates itself in the breeding stock. (After Rettger and Stoneburn.) another means by which the infection can be spread through the flock. In this connection it is worth pointing out that Smith and Ten Broeck ^ have found that the bacillus of fowl typhoid shows very many points of resemblance to B. pullorum. The only differences found between these bacilli are in respect to their ability to ferment the sugars, dextrose, 1 Rettger, Kirkpatriek and Jones, loc. cit. 2 Smith, T.,and Ten Broeck, C, "A Note on the Relation between
. '^"S0S Fig. 62. Showing how bacillary white diarrhea perpetuates itself in the breeding stock. (After Rettger and Stoneburn.) another means by which the infection can be spread through the flock. In this connection it is worth pointing out that Smith and Ten Broeck ^ have found that the bacillus of fowl typhoid shows very many points of resemblance to B. pullorum. The only differences found between these bacilli are in respect to their ability to ferment the sugars, dextrose, 1 Rettger, Kirkpatriek and Jones, loc. cit. 2 Smith, T.,and Ten Broeck, C, "A Note on the Relation between B. -pullorum (Rettger) and the Fowl Typhoid (Moore). Jour. Med. Research, Vol. 31, pp. 547-557, 1915.
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