Dichelobacter nodosus


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Bac·te·roi·des no·do·'sus

a bacterial species that causes foot rot in sheep and goats; it can be found in the human intestinal tract and has been associated with human infections; this organism has many properties different from other species of Bacteroides, and its final classification is uncertain.
Synonym(s): Dichelobacter nodosus
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It is estimated that ~90% of lameness in England is footrot, caused by Dichelobacter nodosus (Kaler and Green, 2008).
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