Biological Control of Small Red Worm Infestation in Horses Apparently, a worm-eating fungus is a potential biological control for horse cyathostomin larvae, according to research from Brazil. Cyathostomins (better known as small red worms) are a serious challenge for horses. Not only do they cause disease, but they are becoming resistant to commonly used an...
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Mark Andrews - Equine Science Update 2010
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