Abortion in dairy cattle is an important matter of concern as this results in losses to the dairy farmers. Abortions due to mycotic organisms are sporadic in occurrence but can exceed up to 20% in pregnant herd. It is particularly challenging due to poor detection thus limiting the treatment options. The most common modes of infection are through GIT and respiratory tract following infections with systemically invasive fungal organism like Aspergillus spp. The following articles briefly

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... ts the impact of fungal abortion and puts and insight into the management procedures