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Lucha contra la propagación de las principales enfermedades transmisibles de los peces

Informe de la Consulta Gubernamental FAO/OIE sobre una Convención para Combatir la propagación de las principales enfermedades transmisibles de los peces, Paris (France), 25-28 de enero de 1977

Year of publication 1977

Place of publication Roma, Italia ;

Pages 45

Product type Book (series)

Category Technical report

Series title FAO Informes de Pesca

Series number 1014-6547 - 192

Edition 1

Language Spanish

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