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O. Esnault, Bilan sanitaire de la filière apicole réunionnaise et évaluation des risques d'introduction d'agents pathogènes exotiques, 2013.

.. .. Sommaire,

.. .. Contexte,

.. .. L&apos;île-de-la-réunion,

. .. L&apos;apiculture-réunionnaise,

. .. Le-contexte-sanitaire,

. Agents and .. .. Dans-cette-Étude,

.. .. Les-parasites-du-couvain,

.. .. Varroa-destructor,

.. .. Tropilaelaps,

L. Petit and C. ,

L. and .. .. ,

.. .. Nosema,

, Les acariens des trachées (Acarapis sp.)

.. .. Les,

.. .. Melissococcus,

.. .. Paenibacillus-larvae,

. .. Bqcv,

. .. Cbpv,

. .. Dwv,

. .. Sbv,

. Abpv and . .. Kbv,

D. Le-syndrome,

, Les dangers sanitaires de première et deuxième catégories pour les abeilles domestiques, p.29

.. .. Bilan,

. .. Matériel,

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.. .. Echantillonnage,

.. .. Résultats,

D. Le-syndrome,

. Varroa-destructor, . Tropilaelaps-sp, and .. .. Acarapis,

.. .. Virus,

.. .. Nosema-apis-et-nosema-ceranae,

.. .. Loque,

.. .. Discussion,

.. .. Échantillonnage,

.. .. Acariens,

.. .. Virus,

.. .. Bactéries,

.. .. Nosema,

. .. Matériel,

.. .. De-risque,

.. .. Collecte-d&apos;informations,

.. .. Risque-d&apos;émission,

, Introduction des agents pathogènes par abeilles vivantes

, Introduction des agents pathogènes par du matériel apicole

, Introduction des agents pathogènes par des produits de la ruche contaminés, p.66

.. .. Cas-particulier-d&apos;aethina-tumida,

.. .. Conclusions-sur-le-risque-d&apos;émission,

, Abeilles vivantes suite à une introduction volontaire

, Abeilles vivantes suite à une introduction involontaire

.. .. Matériel,

.. .. Produits-de-la-ruche-contaminés,

.. .. Cas-particulier-d&apos;aethina-tumida,

O. Esnault, Bilan sanitaire de la filière apicole réunionnaise et évaluation des risques d'introduction d'agents pathogènes exotiques, 2013.

, Conclusions sur le risque d'exposition des abeilles réunionnaises aux agents pathogènes étudiés

.. .. Probabilité-de-survenue-du-danger,

.. .. Conséquences,

.. .. Conséquences,

.. .. Conséquences, , vol.87

.. .. Prévalences,

. .. Analyse-de-risque,

.. .. Recommandations,

, Mise en place d'un réseau d'épidémio-surveillance local

, Développement de la coopération régionale via une plate-forme d'épidémio-surveillance dédiée au sud ouest de l'océan indien (SWIO)

, Renforcement des actions de recherche (épidémiologie)

, Renforcement des opérations de communication visant à préserver l'état sanitaire du cheptel apiaire réunionnais

, Mise en place d'un plan d'assainissement de certaines maladies ou agents pathogènes, p.97

.. .. Bibliographie,

.. .. Annexes,

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