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Molecular detection of Bartonella spp. in deer ked pupae, adult keds and moose blood in Finland

2014

SUMMARYThe deer ked (Lipoptena cervi) is a haematophagous ectoparasite of cervids that harbours haemotrophic Bartonella. A prerequisite for the vector competence of the deer ked is the vertical transmission of the pathogen from the mother to its progeny and transstadial transmission from pupa to winged adult. We screened 1154 pupae and 59 pools of winged adult deer keds from different areas in Finland for Bartonella DNA using PCR. Altogether 13 pupa samples and one winged adult deer ked were positive for the presence of Bartonella DNA. The amplified sequences were closely related to either B. schoenbuchensis or B. bovis. The same lineages were identified in eight blood samples collected fro…

BartonellaDNA BacterialVeterinary medicineanimal structuresEpidemiologyLipoptena cervi610 Medicine & healthta3111Polymerase Chain Reactiondeer kedTransstadial transmissionmoosemedicineAnimals610 Medicine & healthFinlandbiologyHippoboscidaeDeerDipteraZoonosista1182PupaCat-scratch disease500 Sciencezoonosisbiology.organism_classificationmedicine.diseaseOriginal PapersPupaInfectious DiseasesLipoptena cerviVector (epidemiology)ta1181BartonellaEpidemiology and Infection
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Taivaallista puhetta : Mooseksen ja Jumalan välisen vuorovaikutussuhteen tarkastelua

2000

MoosesvuorovaikutuskeskinäisviestintävaikuttaminenargumentointiJumala
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Browsing hinders the regeneration of broadleaved trees in uneven-aged forest management in southern Finland

2020

Uneven-aged forest management has attained increasing popularity. It may benefit biodiversity, buffer against pests and abiotic damages, decrease runoff from clearcuts and improve recreational values. We studied how gap cuttings and single-tree selection cuttings influence browsing damage in spruce-dominated forests in south-central Finland. Overall, browsing damage was especially frequent in aspen and rowan, but also in birch. The larger the basal area left in harvesting, the lower the browsing pressure on birch and rowan; neither the harvesting method nor the seedling density had an independent effect on browsing damage. Although larger tree retention levels may reduce browsing damage, th…

hirvi010504 meteorology & atmospheric sciencesForest managementBiodiversity01 natural sciencesmetsänuudistusgap cuttingmoosebrowsing damageRegeneration (ecology)Recreation0105 earth and related environmental sciences040101 forestryAbiotic componentlehtipuutjatkuva kasvatusAgroforestrymetsänkäsittelyForestry04 agricultural and veterinary sciencesDamagestree recruitment0401 agriculture forestry and fisheriesEnvironmental sciencesingle-tree selectionmetsänhoitoSurface runoffselection silviculturehirvituhot
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