Natural veterinary medicine
Subtitle: ectoparasites in the tropics and subtropics
By: Uly Matzigkeit.
Contributors: AGRECOL (Organization)
Series: Tropical agroecology -- 6.
Publisher: J. Margraf
Published: 1990
Place of publication: Weikersheim
Language: eng
Number of pages: 183
Subjects: Cattle -- Parasites -- Biological control -- Tropics.; Livestock -- Parasites -- Biological control -- Tropics.; Veterinary parasitology -- Tropics.; Pesticidal plants -- Tropics.; Botanical insecticides -- Tropics.; Pests -- Biological control -- Tropics.
Other titles: Ectoparasites in the tropics and subtropics.
Notes: At head of title: AGRECOL, an information center within the network for sustainable agriculture in third world countries.

Includes bibliographical references (p. 168-173) and index.
Table of contents: title: Ectoparasites of veterinary importance; title: Ticks; title: Hard ticks; title: Mites; title: Sucking mites; title: Chewing mites; title: Burrowing mites; title: Itch mites; title: Red fowl mite; title: Lice; title: Sucking lice; title: Biting lice; title: Flies; title: Tsetse flies; title: Warble flies; title: Tropical warble fly; title: Blowflies; title: Horse flies; title: Stable fly; title: Horn fly; title: Buffalo flies; title: Insecticidal, repellent, and woundhealing plants; title: Alexandrian laurel; title: Baneberry; title: Baobab; title: Black walnut; title: Cape aloe; title: Castor bean; title: Derris; title: False indigo; title: Fish poison bean; title: Huon pine; title: Jimson weed; title: Mammey apple; title: Neem; title: Sabadilla; title: Sesban; title: Sweet flag; title: Sweet sop; title: Teak; title: Water pepper; title: White hellebore; title: Wild indigo; title: Further useful insecticidal, repellent, and woundhealing plants.