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black disease

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black disease [′blak di′zēz]
(veterinary medicine)
Necrotic hepatitis of sheep, resulting from infection withClostridium novyitype B, with the necessary conditions for the growth of the clostridia provided by the damaged liver tissue produced by the flukeFasciola hepatica.


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