Studies of corynebacterium species isolated from farm animals with special reference to pathogens

A total of 500d:if’fef’ent samples ~e~e c611ected from healt}:ly and diseasedfarm--an±mfils. (buffalde’s’; cattle;cameis~ equines., goats, ehe ep, poultry- and rabbits) • i~plation of 223 i~6iiite~’ or# d£ja~ebue:berium species; these were obtained ’from The incidence 6fCoryrteb~&~erium species isolated frombuffaloes’Vf~re 91 isolates out of 228 samples colledt~dt .representi~g (39.46%). tt’h~ most predominant speciee ie61~ted the iili61assified dOJ?Nti~ba6teria (28), iJhi:J otfie:b species were,The incidence of Oorynebacterium spe6i~s i~olated fro~ 102 different samples collected from cattle was 48 with apercentage of (47.5). The species and number of isolates were: unclassified corynebacterium (25), from equines the isolates of Corynebacterium species were: