Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
Parasitological contamination of arable soil in selected regions of Poland - preliminary study
CONCLUSIONS: Differences in the percentage of positive samples were found depending on the period in which the samples were taken. The percentage of positive samples collected in autumn (53.57%) was higher than the percentage of positive samples collected in spring (48.05%). Similarly, the average number of eggs of in positive samples collected in autumn (3.43 eggs/100 g) was higher than the average number of eggs in samples collected in spring (2.90 eggs/100 g). Differences in the percentage of positive samples were also found depending on the region of origin of the samples.PMID:38153069 | DOI:10.26444/aaem/176816 (Sourc...
Source: Annals of Agricultural and Environmental Medicine : AAEM - December 28, 2023 Category: Environmental Health Authors: Jolanta Ma łgorzata Zdybel Jacek Karamon Jacek Sroka Angelina W ójcik-Fatla Piotr Skowron Katarzyna Kowalczyk Jan Jadczyszyn Tomasz Cencek Source Type: research
