What does JVMA stand for?

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Journal of Veterinary Medicine A

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Samples in periodicals archive:

In the July 2000 Journal of Veterinary Medicine A, his group reported that when the liquid manure was kept under conditions resembling those of a typical farm holding tank, concentrations of the antibiotic declined by 50 percent over 8 days.

Pharm pollution: excreted antibiotics can poison plants