Traduction de «AIDS pathogenic agent » (Anglais → Français) :

pathogen | pathogenic agent | pathogenic micro-organism | pathogenic organism

transfusion transmissible pathogenic agent

pathogenic agent | pathogen

pathogen | pathogenic agent

flocculant [ flocculent | flocculating agent | coagulant aid | flocculation agent | flocculating reagent | flocculation reagent ]

grinding aid [ grinding agent | grinding aid admixture ]

free from specific pathogens | specific pathogen free | SPF [Abbr.]

bacterial microorganisms in food | pathogenic microorganisms in foods | parasitic microorganisms in food | pathogenic microorganisms in food

plasticizer | plasticiser | plasticizing agent | workability agent | workability aid

building up and maintaining an up-to-date collection of pathogenic agents and their strains and an up-to-date collection of specific sera and other reagents against bee disease pathogens when or if available.

building up and maintaining an up-to-date collection of pathogenic agents and their strains and an up-to-date collection of other reagents against bee disease pathogens when or if available.

‘TSE infectious agents’ means unclassified pathogenic agents which are capable of transmitting TSEs.

1. Calls on the Commission to increase the level of support for honeybee-health-related research under the next financial framework (FP8) and to focus the research on technological developments and disease prevention and control, particularly on the impact of environmental factors on the bee colony immune system and their interactions with pathologies, on defining sustainable agricultural practices, on promoting non-chemical alternatives (i.e. preventative agronomic practices such as crop rotation and use of biological control) and on generally further encouraging Integrated Pest Management techniques and the development of veterinary medical products for current EU honeybee-disease-causing agent ...[+++]s, especially the Varroa destructor mite, as it is the main pathogenic agent and requires a greater variety of active substances to combat it, given its great ability to develop resistance and to combat endoparasites and other opportunistic diseases;