Propagation of Fowl- and Pigeon-pox Viruses in Avian Eggs and use of Egg-cultivated Viruses for Immunization

This book presents research on the propagation of fowl- and pigeon-pox viruses in avian eggs and their use in immunization. The author provides detailed descriptions of the experimental methods used and the outcomes of the research, offering valuable insights into the biology and epidemiology of these viral infections.

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