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Bibliografía del artículo: Terapia fágica en animales de granja
Autores: Pilar García, Beatriz Martínez, Diana Gutiérrez, Lorena Rodríguez y
Ana Rodríguez
Sección: Actualidad Profesional
Correspondiente a Albéitar: 131
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