Cattle Liver Fluke Cause of Large Loss
Cattle liver fluke, a small flat worm, causes serious disease in cattle and other livestock in the United States. The life cycle involves eggs hatching in wet pastures, a free swimming larva infecting aquatic snails, and encysted larvae ingested by grazing cattle. Hexachloroethane can destroy the flukes when prepared as an aqueous drench.
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