Ustilago Maydis, Ustilago Tritici, Ustilago Nuda And Ustilago Avenae
Generic Name: ustilago maydis, ustilago tritici, ustilago nuda and ustilago avenae
Brand Names:
Grain Smut Mix
Dosage form: SOLUTION. Route: INTRADERMAL, PERCUTANEOUS, SUBCUTANEOUS. Active ingredients: USTILAGO AVENAE (.00625 g/mL); USTILAGO MAYDIS (.00625 g/mL); USTILAGO NUDA (.00625 g/mL); USTILAGO TRITICI (.00625 g/mL). Category: BLA.
Overview
Dosage form: SOLUTION. Route: INTRADERMAL, PERCUTANEOUS, SUBCUTANEOUS. Active ingredients: USTILAGO AVENAE (.00625 g/mL); USTILAGO MAYDIS (.00625 g/mL); USTILAGO NUDA (.00625 g/mL); USTILAGO TRITICI (.00625 g/mL). Category: BLA.
Dosage
Available as solution for intradermal, percutaneous, subcutaneous use.
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