TY  - JOUR
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pezo, Lato
AU  - Lončar, Biljana
AU  - Pešić, Mirjana
AU  - Tešić, Živoslav
AU  - Kalaba, Milica
PY  - 2024
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/1006
AB  - This study summarized the physicochemical analysis of 609 honey samples originating
from the Republic of Serbia. Variations among honey samples from different botanical origins,
regions of collections, and harvest years were exposed to descriptive statistics and correlation
analysis that differentiated honey samples. Furthermore, most of the observed physicochemical
parameters (glucose, fructose, sucrose content, 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (5-HMF) levels, acidity, and
electrical conductivity) varied significantly among different types of honey, years, and regions. At the
same time, no noticeable difference was found in diastase activity, moisture content, and insoluble
matter. Based on the obtained results, 22 honey samples could be considered adulterated, due to
the irregular content of sucrose, 5-HMF, acidity, and diastase activity. In addition, 64 honey samples
were suspected to be adulterated. Adulterated and non-compliant samples present a relatively
low percentage (14.1%) of the total number of investigated samples. Consequently, a considerable
number of honey samples met the required standards for honey quality. Overall, these findings
provide insights into compositional and quality differences among various types of honey, aiding in
understanding their characteristics and potential applications.
PB  - Basel : MDPI
T2  - Foods
T1  - Assessing the impact of botanical origins, harvest years, and geographical variability on the physicochemical quality of Serbian honey
IS  - 10
SP  - 1530
VL  - 13
DO  - 10.3390/foods13101530
ER  - 

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year = "2024",
abstract = "This study summarized the physicochemical analysis of 609 honey samples originating
from the Republic of Serbia. Variations among honey samples from different botanical origins,
regions of collections, and harvest years were exposed to descriptive statistics and correlation
analysis that differentiated honey samples. Furthermore, most of the observed physicochemical
parameters (glucose, fructose, sucrose content, 5-hydroxymethylfurfural (5-HMF) levels, acidity, and
electrical conductivity) varied significantly among different types of honey, years, and regions. At the
same time, no noticeable difference was found in diastase activity, moisture content, and insoluble
matter. Based on the obtained results, 22 honey samples could be considered adulterated, due to
the irregular content of sucrose, 5-HMF, acidity, and diastase activity. In addition, 64 honey samples
were suspected to be adulterated. Adulterated and non-compliant samples present a relatively
low percentage (14.1%) of the total number of investigated samples. Consequently, a considerable
number of honey samples met the required standards for honey quality. Overall, these findings
provide insights into compositional and quality differences among various types of honey, aiding in
understanding their characteristics and potential applications.",
publisher = "Basel : MDPI",
journal = "Foods",
title = "Assessing the impact of botanical origins, harvest years, and geographical variability on the physicochemical quality of Serbian honey",
number = "10",
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Tasic, A., Pezo, L., Lončar, B., Pešić, M., Tešić, Ž.,& Kalaba, M.. (2024). Assessing the impact of botanical origins, harvest years, and geographical variability on the physicochemical quality of Serbian honey. in Foods
Basel : MDPI., 13(10), 1530.
https://doi.org/10.3390/foods13101530

Tasic A, Pezo L, Lončar B, Pešić M, Tešić Ž, Kalaba M. Assessing the impact of botanical origins, harvest years, and geographical variability on the physicochemical quality of Serbian honey. in Foods. 2024;13(10):1530.
doi:10.3390/foods13101530 .

Tasic, Aleksandra, Pezo, Lato, Lončar, Biljana, Pešić, Mirjana, Tešić, Živoslav, Kalaba, Milica, "Assessing the impact of botanical origins, harvest years, and geographical variability on the physicochemical quality of Serbian honey" in Foods, 13, no. 10 (2024):1530,
https://doi.org/10.3390/foods13101530 . .

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlović, Ivan
AU  - Tasić, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlović, Marija
AU  - Zdravković, Nemanja
AU  - Bojkovski, Jovan
AU  - Caro-Petrović, Violeta
PY  - 2024
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/933
PB  - New York : Liberty Academic Publishing
C3  - 5. International Mediterranean Scientific Research Congress, Mersin, January 13 - 14, 2024
T1  - Measures to control parasitic infections of goats
EP  - 1396
SP  - 1396
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlović, Ivan and Tasić, Aleksandra and Pavlović, Marija and Zdravković, Nemanja and Bojkovski, Jovan and Caro-Petrović, Violeta",
year = "2024",
publisher = "New York : Liberty Academic Publishing",
journal = "5. International Mediterranean Scientific Research Congress, Mersin, January 13 - 14, 2024",
title = "Measures to control parasitic infections of goats",
pages = "1396-1396"
}

Pavlović, I., Tasić, A., Pavlović, M., Zdravković, N., Bojkovski, J.,& Caro-Petrović, V.. (2024). Measures to control parasitic infections of goats. in 5. International Mediterranean Scientific Research Congress, Mersin, January 13 - 14, 2024
New York : Liberty Academic Publishing., 1396-1396.

Pavlović I, Tasić A, Pavlović M, Zdravković N, Bojkovski J, Caro-Petrović V. Measures to control parasitic infections of goats. in 5. International Mediterranean Scientific Research Congress, Mersin, January 13 - 14, 2024. 2024;:1396-1396..

Pavlović, Ivan, Tasić, Aleksandra, Pavlović, Marija, Zdravković, Nemanja, Bojkovski, Jovan, Caro-Petrović, Violeta, "Measures to control parasitic infections of goats" in 5. International Mediterranean Scientific Research Congress, Mersin, January 13 - 14, 2024 (2024):1396-1396.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlović, Ivan
AU  - Simeunović, Sara
AU  - Plavša, Nada
AU  - Tasić Dimitrov, Marija
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/1004
AB  - Pesticides used for crop protection can have an indirect effect on target and 
non-target organisms and are considered to be one of the main causes of 
insect decline.Insects may come into touch with polluted surfaces, products, 
or eating or drinking from contaminated sources.Pesticide residues collected 
over bee plants thus they accumulate in the larvae and inside the hive. Also, 
the consequence of the accumulation of pesticides in bees can be their 
presence in bee products. Bee exposure pesticide residues can have similar 
long-term effects on their cognitive capacities, their behavior and fitness. 
Bee poisoning is often associated with exposure to pesticides. Bees can be 
exposed to toxic compounds through contaminated flowers, direct contact 
with the poison or contact with residues. Dusting crops during the flowering 
period can increase the risk of pesticide poisoning for bees. Rapeseed plants 
are very attractive to beneficial insects, especially honey bees (Apis 
mellifera L.).
AB  - Pesticidi koji se koriste za zaštitu useva mogu imati indirektan uticaj na ciljne i neciljne organizme i smatraju se jednim od glavnih uzroka opadanja broja insekata.Insekti mogu doći u dodir sa zagađenim površinama, proizvodima ili jesti ili piti iz kontaminiranih izvora.Ostaci pesticida se sakupljaju preko pčelinjih biljaka i tako se akumuliraju u larvama i unutar košnice. Takođe, posledica akomulacije pesticida u pčelama može biti prisustvo i u pčelinjim proizvodima. Izloženost pčela ostacima pesticida može imati slične dugoročne efekte na njihov kognitivni kapaciteti, njihovo ponašanje i kondiciju. Trovanje pčela je često povezano sa izlaganjem pesticidima. Pčele mogu biti izložene toksičnim jedinjenjima kroz kontaminirano cveće, direktan kontakt sa otrovom ili kontakt sa ostacima. Zaprašivanje useva tokom perioda cvetanja može povećati rizik od trovanja pesticidima za pčela. Biljke uljane repice su veoma privlačne za korisne insekte, posebno za medonosne pčele (Apis mellifera L.).
PB  - Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije
C3  - 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future  : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
T1  - Beekeeping and plant protection
T1  - Pčelarenje i zaštita bilja
EP  - 17
SP  - 14
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Tasic, Aleksandra and Pavlović, Ivan and Simeunović, Sara and Plavša, Nada and Tasić Dimitrov, Marija",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Pesticides used for crop protection can have an indirect effect on target and 
non-target organisms and are considered to be one of the main causes of 
insect decline.Insects may come into touch with polluted surfaces, products, 
or eating or drinking from contaminated sources.Pesticide residues collected 
over bee plants thus they accumulate in the larvae and inside the hive. Also, 
the consequence of the accumulation of pesticides in bees can be their 
presence in bee products. Bee exposure pesticide residues can have similar 
long-term effects on their cognitive capacities, their behavior and fitness. 
Bee poisoning is often associated with exposure to pesticides. Bees can be 
exposed to toxic compounds through contaminated flowers, direct contact 
with the poison or contact with residues. Dusting crops during the flowering 
period can increase the risk of pesticide poisoning for bees. Rapeseed plants 
are very attractive to beneficial insects, especially honey bees (Apis 
mellifera L.)., Pesticidi koji se koriste za zaštitu useva mogu imati indirektan uticaj na ciljne i neciljne organizme i smatraju se jednim od glavnih uzroka opadanja broja insekata.Insekti mogu doći u dodir sa zagađenim površinama, proizvodima ili jesti ili piti iz kontaminiranih izvora.Ostaci pesticida se sakupljaju preko pčelinjih biljaka i tako se akumuliraju u larvama i unutar košnice. Takođe, posledica akomulacije pesticida u pčelama može biti prisustvo i u pčelinjim proizvodima. Izloženost pčela ostacima pesticida može imati slične dugoročne efekte na njihov kognitivni kapaciteti, njihovo ponašanje i kondiciju. Trovanje pčela je često povezano sa izlaganjem pesticidima. Pčele mogu biti izložene toksičnim jedinjenjima kroz kontaminirano cveće, direktan kontakt sa otrovom ili kontakt sa ostacima. Zaprašivanje useva tokom perioda cvetanja može povećati rizik od trovanja pesticidima za pčela. Biljke uljane repice su veoma privlačne za korisne insekte, posebno za medonosne pčele (Apis mellifera L.).",
publisher = "Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije",
journal = "3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future  : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost",
title = "Beekeeping and plant protection, Pčelarenje i zaštita bilja",
pages = "17-14"
}

Tasic, A., Pavlović, I., Simeunović, S., Plavša, N.,& Tasić Dimitrov, M.. (2023). Beekeeping and plant protection. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future  : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije., 14-17.

Tasic A, Pavlović I, Simeunović S, Plavša N, Tasić Dimitrov M. Beekeeping and plant protection. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future  : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost. 2023;:14-17..

Tasic, Aleksandra, Pavlović, Ivan, Simeunović, Sara, Plavša, Nada, Tasić Dimitrov, Marija, "Beekeeping and plant protection" in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future  : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost (2023):14-17.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Plavsa, Nada
AU  - Karpetovska Hristova, Vesna
AU  - Mederle, Narcisa
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/997
AB  - Wax moths are often found in hives in temperate climates and there are two types of wax
moth in Europe. Both moths belong to family Pyralidae. Galleria mellonella, the greater wax
moth or honeycomb moth is found throughout the world. G. mellonella eggs are laid in the
spring, and they have four life stages. Males are able to generate ultrasonic sound pulses,
which, along with pheromones, are used in mating. The lesser wax moth (Achroia grisella) is
a small moth. Because lesser wax moths eat unoccupied honey bee combs, they are
considered pests to bees and beekeepers. However, unoccupied combs can harbor harmful
pathogens that inflict damage to neighboring insects. Wax moths do not attack the bees
directly, but feed on the shed exoskeletons of bee larvae and pollen that is found in dark brood
comb, which was used by the bees to hold the developing bees. Their full development to
adults requires access to used brood comb or brood cell cleanings—these contain protein
essential for the larval development, in the form of brood cocoons. The destruction of the
comb will spill or contaminate stored honey and may kill bee larvae. When honey supers are
stored for the winter in a mild climate, or in heated storage, the wax moth larvae can destroy
portions of the comb, though they will not fully develop. Damaged comb may be scraped out
and replaced by the bees. Wax moth larvae and eggs are killed by freezing, so storage in
unheated sheds or barns in higher latitudes is the only control necessary.
PB  - IKSAD Publishing House
C3  - International Selçuk scientific research congress, 08-09- July 2023, Konya, Turkey
T1  - The importance of wax moths in the pathology of bees
EP  - 183
SP  - 183
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Plavsa, Nada and Karpetovska Hristova, Vesna and Mederle, Narcisa and Tasic, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Wax moths are often found in hives in temperate climates and there are two types of wax
moth in Europe. Both moths belong to family Pyralidae. Galleria mellonella, the greater wax
moth or honeycomb moth is found throughout the world. G. mellonella eggs are laid in the
spring, and they have four life stages. Males are able to generate ultrasonic sound pulses,
which, along with pheromones, are used in mating. The lesser wax moth (Achroia grisella) is
a small moth. Because lesser wax moths eat unoccupied honey bee combs, they are
considered pests to bees and beekeepers. However, unoccupied combs can harbor harmful
pathogens that inflict damage to neighboring insects. Wax moths do not attack the bees
directly, but feed on the shed exoskeletons of bee larvae and pollen that is found in dark brood
comb, which was used by the bees to hold the developing bees. Their full development to
adults requires access to used brood comb or brood cell cleanings—these contain protein
essential for the larval development, in the form of brood cocoons. The destruction of the
comb will spill or contaminate stored honey and may kill bee larvae. When honey supers are
stored for the winter in a mild climate, or in heated storage, the wax moth larvae can destroy
portions of the comb, though they will not fully develop. Damaged comb may be scraped out
and replaced by the bees. Wax moth larvae and eggs are killed by freezing, so storage in
unheated sheds or barns in higher latitudes is the only control necessary.",
publisher = "IKSAD Publishing House",
journal = "International Selçuk scientific research congress, 08-09- July 2023, Konya, Turkey",
title = "The importance of wax moths in the pathology of bees",
pages = "183-183"
}

Pavlovic, I., Plavsa, N., Karpetovska Hristova, V., Mederle, N.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). The importance of wax moths in the pathology of bees. in International Selçuk scientific research congress, 08-09- July 2023, Konya, Turkey
IKSAD Publishing House., 183-183.

Pavlovic I, Plavsa N, Karpetovska Hristova V, Mederle N, Tasic A. The importance of wax moths in the pathology of bees. in International Selçuk scientific research congress, 08-09- July 2023, Konya, Turkey. 2023;:183-183..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Plavsa, Nada, Karpetovska Hristova, Vesna, Mederle, Narcisa, Tasic, Aleksandra, "The importance of wax moths in the pathology of bees" in International Selçuk scientific research congress, 08-09- July 2023, Konya, Turkey (2023):183-183.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Plavsa, Nada
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/998
AB  - The Kashmir Bee Virus is common globally and is regarded as one of the most virulent
among all viruses that affect honey bees. Originally, this virus was isolated from samples of
adult Apis cerana bees that came to Rothamsted (UK) from Kashmir. One of the things that
make it so different from other viruses, is the fact that it does not cause infection when
developing honey bee ingests it. It also persists in its dormant state in adult and developing
bees, and will never show any clear symptoms. Nevertheless, the virus becomes fatal when
transmitted by Varroa mites, and will affect all forms of the honey bee life cycle. And it
displays no apparent symptoms.
The virus affects both brood and adult bees. Infected adults die within a few days of exposure
to the virus but infected larvae may survive and develop into seemingly unaffected adults.
While Kashmir bee virus infection alone may not be of much significance, it has been
implicated as part of a much larger agricultural issue. The virus can kill colonies even when
there is a moderate level of mite infestation, just like with the Acute Bee Paralysis Virus
(ABPV). The KBV is closely related to the ABPV when analyzed genetically and
serologically. It is believed that both viruses must have originated from the same ancestor and
taken different evolution paths in secluded geographic regions. The viruses can co-infect the
same honey bee colony and affect the same bee, making the situation much worse.
In Serbia, Kashmir bee virus genome was detected in one sample of imported honey. Since,
as of yet, there has been no evidence of KBV circulation in Serbia, after its detection in
imported honey, there is a substantial risk of its introduction and consequently the need for its
surveillance.
PB  - IKSAD Publishing House
C3  - 5. International Antalya Scientific research and Innovative studies congress, July 26-28, 2023, Antalya, Turkey
T1  - Kashmir bee virus
EP  - 176
SP  - 176
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Plavsa, Nada and Tasic, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "The Kashmir Bee Virus is common globally and is regarded as one of the most virulent
among all viruses that affect honey bees. Originally, this virus was isolated from samples of
adult Apis cerana bees that came to Rothamsted (UK) from Kashmir. One of the things that
make it so different from other viruses, is the fact that it does not cause infection when
developing honey bee ingests it. It also persists in its dormant state in adult and developing
bees, and will never show any clear symptoms. Nevertheless, the virus becomes fatal when
transmitted by Varroa mites, and will affect all forms of the honey bee life cycle. And it
displays no apparent symptoms.
The virus affects both brood and adult bees. Infected adults die within a few days of exposure
to the virus but infected larvae may survive and develop into seemingly unaffected adults.
While Kashmir bee virus infection alone may not be of much significance, it has been
implicated as part of a much larger agricultural issue. The virus can kill colonies even when
there is a moderate level of mite infestation, just like with the Acute Bee Paralysis Virus
(ABPV). The KBV is closely related to the ABPV when analyzed genetically and
serologically. It is believed that both viruses must have originated from the same ancestor and
taken different evolution paths in secluded geographic regions. The viruses can co-infect the
same honey bee colony and affect the same bee, making the situation much worse.
In Serbia, Kashmir bee virus genome was detected in one sample of imported honey. Since,
as of yet, there has been no evidence of KBV circulation in Serbia, after its detection in
imported honey, there is a substantial risk of its introduction and consequently the need for its
surveillance.",
publisher = "IKSAD Publishing House",
journal = "5. International Antalya Scientific research and Innovative studies congress, July 26-28, 2023, Antalya, Turkey",
title = "Kashmir bee virus",
pages = "176-176"
}

Pavlovic, I., Plavsa, N.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). Kashmir bee virus. in 5. International Antalya Scientific research and Innovative studies congress, July 26-28, 2023, Antalya, Turkey
IKSAD Publishing House., 176-176.

Pavlovic I, Plavsa N, Tasic A. Kashmir bee virus. in 5. International Antalya Scientific research and Innovative studies congress, July 26-28, 2023, Antalya, Turkey. 2023;:176-176..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Plavsa, Nada, Tasic, Aleksandra, "Kashmir bee virus" in 5. International Antalya Scientific research and Innovative studies congress, July 26-28, 2023, Antalya, Turkey (2023):176-176.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Plavsa, Nada
AU  - Karpetovska Hristova, Vesna
AU  - Mederle, Narcisa
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/995
AB  - Chalkbrood disease is a fungal disease caused by Ascosphaera apis. Once in a hive, the spores are
accidentally ingested by the larvae. Larvae that are three-to-four days old are particularly susceptible to
infection. Once the fungal spores are eaten, they pass into the larval gut where they germinate and grow
into adult organisms. If the spores are not eaten, they cannot germinate or infect the brood. After a spore
germinates in the larval gut, it quickly grows a mycelium — an intertwined network of filaments that
behave like roots. Each filament grows out from the main body of the fungus in search of water and
nutrients that are used to fuel the organism and produce more spores. The Ascosphaera apis grows so
many of these filaments (often called hyphae) that the brood cell becomes completely stuffed with them.
The filaments steal all the nutrients from the larval host, killing it in the process. The mycelium grows
so prolifically that it eventually forms a mummy, a hardened mass in the shape of the brood cell. The
color of chalkbrood ranges from white to grey then starts to turn black when the fungus is producing
spores or fruiting bodies and ready to reproduce. This is the most infectious stage of chalkbrood. The
black looking mummies are often what you see on the bottom board, outside on the entrance or in front
of the hive. At this point these mummies can spread spores to other colonies in the area. Infected cells
are most often seen on the outer edges of the brood nest. The cell caps may be intact but flattened, they
may have small holes, or they may be partially removed. If the disease is severe, the remaining brood
may appeared scattered and sparse, due to the removal of so many mummies.
PB  - Iksad Global
C3  - 7th International ICONTECH CONGRESS on Innovative Surveys in Positive Sciences, July 4-5, 2023, Ankara, Turkey
T1  - Chalkbrood disease in honey bees
EP  - 172
SP  - 172
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Plavsa, Nada and Karpetovska Hristova, Vesna and Mederle, Narcisa and Tasic, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Chalkbrood disease is a fungal disease caused by Ascosphaera apis. Once in a hive, the spores are
accidentally ingested by the larvae. Larvae that are three-to-four days old are particularly susceptible to
infection. Once the fungal spores are eaten, they pass into the larval gut where they germinate and grow
into adult organisms. If the spores are not eaten, they cannot germinate or infect the brood. After a spore
germinates in the larval gut, it quickly grows a mycelium — an intertwined network of filaments that
behave like roots. Each filament grows out from the main body of the fungus in search of water and
nutrients that are used to fuel the organism and produce more spores. The Ascosphaera apis grows so
many of these filaments (often called hyphae) that the brood cell becomes completely stuffed with them.
The filaments steal all the nutrients from the larval host, killing it in the process. The mycelium grows
so prolifically that it eventually forms a mummy, a hardened mass in the shape of the brood cell. The
color of chalkbrood ranges from white to grey then starts to turn black when the fungus is producing
spores or fruiting bodies and ready to reproduce. This is the most infectious stage of chalkbrood. The
black looking mummies are often what you see on the bottom board, outside on the entrance or in front
of the hive. At this point these mummies can spread spores to other colonies in the area. Infected cells
are most often seen on the outer edges of the brood nest. The cell caps may be intact but flattened, they
may have small holes, or they may be partially removed. If the disease is severe, the remaining brood
may appeared scattered and sparse, due to the removal of so many mummies.",
publisher = "Iksad Global",
journal = "7th International ICONTECH CONGRESS on Innovative Surveys in Positive Sciences, July 4-5, 2023, Ankara, Turkey",
title = "Chalkbrood disease in honey bees",
pages = "172-172"
}

Pavlovic, I., Plavsa, N., Karpetovska Hristova, V., Mederle, N.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). Chalkbrood disease in honey bees. in 7th International ICONTECH CONGRESS on Innovative Surveys in Positive Sciences, July 4-5, 2023, Ankara, Turkey
Iksad Global., 172-172.

Pavlovic I, Plavsa N, Karpetovska Hristova V, Mederle N, Tasic A. Chalkbrood disease in honey bees. in 7th International ICONTECH CONGRESS on Innovative Surveys in Positive Sciences, July 4-5, 2023, Ankara, Turkey. 2023;:172-172..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Plavsa, Nada, Karpetovska Hristova, Vesna, Mederle, Narcisa, Tasic, Aleksandra, "Chalkbrood disease in honey bees" in 7th International ICONTECH CONGRESS on Innovative Surveys in Positive Sciences, July 4-5, 2023, Ankara, Turkey (2023):172-172.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Vojinovic, Dragica
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/990
AB  - Pasture breeding make possible contact within sheep and eggs, larvae stages and intermediate host of parasites.
The study about gastrointestinal helminthes of small ruminants at east part of Serbia was started in March 2015
and finished in October 2017. Eastern Serbia is a mountain-basin region that stretches from the Danube and the
border with Romania in the north to the Zaplanjsko-Lužnica basin and the Ruj mountain in the south, and from
the border with Bulgaria in the east to the Velika valley and part of the South Morava river in the west. Eastern
Serbia is characterized by a mosaic of rocks of all types and geological formations and a "chess relief" with
alternating mountains and valleys. The relief is dominated by ridged mountains, separated by numerous river
valleys and basins. Đerdap is the largest tunnel in Serbia and Europe (96 km). It consists of a system of valleys
and gorges. Eastern Serbia has a diverse climate: parochial in the valleys, moderately continental in the river
valleys and mountainous on the mountains. Summers are moderately warm; winters are quite cold and windy.
This part of Serbia is well known for its rich horticulture and there is a large number of pastures suitable for
growing small and larger ruminants. During examination 832 fecal samples originated from 57 flocks were
examinatied using standard coprological technique. Total of 69 animals we were analyzed by post-mortem
examination. Determination of eggs and adult parasites we performed by morphologycal characteristic. During
our examination parasites infection we occured in 65.31% and we found next parasite species: Teladorsagia
(Ostertagia) circumcincta, Ostertagia trifurcata, Ostertagia ostertagi, Ostertagia occidentalis, Trichostrongylus
axei, Trichostrongylus colubriformis, Trichostrongylus vitrinus, Nematodirus filicoliis, Nematodirus spathiger,
Nematodirus abnormalis, Haemonchus contortus, Chabertia ovina, Oesophagostomum venulosum, Cooperia
curticei, Cooperia oncophora, Cooperia punctata, Marshallagia marshalli, Skrjabinema ovis and Bunostomum
trigonocephalum.
PB  - IKSAD Publications
C3  - 5. International scientific research and innovation congress
T1  - Gastrointerstinal helminths of small ruminants in east Serbia
EP  - 527
SP  - 527
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Vojinovic, Dragica and Tasic, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Pasture breeding make possible contact within sheep and eggs, larvae stages and intermediate host of parasites.
The study about gastrointestinal helminthes of small ruminants at east part of Serbia was started in March 2015
and finished in October 2017. Eastern Serbia is a mountain-basin region that stretches from the Danube and the
border with Romania in the north to the Zaplanjsko-Lužnica basin and the Ruj mountain in the south, and from
the border with Bulgaria in the east to the Velika valley and part of the South Morava river in the west. Eastern
Serbia is characterized by a mosaic of rocks of all types and geological formations and a "chess relief" with
alternating mountains and valleys. The relief is dominated by ridged mountains, separated by numerous river
valleys and basins. Đerdap is the largest tunnel in Serbia and Europe (96 km). It consists of a system of valleys
and gorges. Eastern Serbia has a diverse climate: parochial in the valleys, moderately continental in the river
valleys and mountainous on the mountains. Summers are moderately warm; winters are quite cold and windy.
This part of Serbia is well known for its rich horticulture and there is a large number of pastures suitable for
growing small and larger ruminants. During examination 832 fecal samples originated from 57 flocks were
examinatied using standard coprological technique. Total of 69 animals we were analyzed by post-mortem
examination. Determination of eggs and adult parasites we performed by morphologycal characteristic. During
our examination parasites infection we occured in 65.31% and we found next parasite species: Teladorsagia
(Ostertagia) circumcincta, Ostertagia trifurcata, Ostertagia ostertagi, Ostertagia occidentalis, Trichostrongylus
axei, Trichostrongylus colubriformis, Trichostrongylus vitrinus, Nematodirus filicoliis, Nematodirus spathiger,
Nematodirus abnormalis, Haemonchus contortus, Chabertia ovina, Oesophagostomum venulosum, Cooperia
curticei, Cooperia oncophora, Cooperia punctata, Marshallagia marshalli, Skrjabinema ovis and Bunostomum
trigonocephalum.",
publisher = "IKSAD Publications",
journal = "5. International scientific research and innovation congress",
title = "Gastrointerstinal helminths of small ruminants in east Serbia",
pages = "527-527"
}

Pavlovic, I., Vojinovic, D.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). Gastrointerstinal helminths of small ruminants in east Serbia. in 5. International scientific research and innovation congress
IKSAD Publications., 527-527.

Pavlovic I, Vojinovic D, Tasic A. Gastrointerstinal helminths of small ruminants in east Serbia. in 5. International scientific research and innovation congress. 2023;:527-527..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Vojinovic, Dragica, Tasic, Aleksandra, "Gastrointerstinal helminths of small ruminants in east Serbia" in 5. International scientific research and innovation congress (2023):527-527.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Stevanovic, Milan
AU  - Zdravkovic, Nemanja
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/988
AB  - Achroia grisella is a small wax moth of the snout moth family (Pyralidae). Their spread was
worldvide except in areas with cold climates. Females deposit their eggs in crevices in or near
bee hives so that a food source will be close to the emerging larvae. Because lesser wax moths
eat unoccupied honey bee combs, they are considered pests to bees and beekeepers. Feeding
occurs only during the larval life stage. Larvae feed on weak bee colonies. Larvae move through
the bee comb and spin silk tunnels. They cover the silk with their frass. Tunneling through
honeycombs not only provides food, but also protects the larvae from the defending worker
bees. The larvae prefer to eat honey bee larvae, pupae, and pollen, but will also feed on honey.
A disorder called bald brood occurs in hives infested by lesser wax moths. When feeding on
the comb, larvae tunnel under capped cells containing honey bee pupae. This movement causes
the caps to become defective. The worker bees will then remove the defective caps. The name
bald brood refers to the remaining uncapped cells that reveal the residing pupa. During research
conducted in apiaries in Serbia, the presence of small wax moth was established in
approximately 1.57% of apiaries. The damage caused by it did not cause the death of colonies,
but caused economic losses in the production of bee products. Although they are present in a
small percentage, it is necessary to control the small wax moth.
PB  - ISPEC Publishing House
C3  - ISPEC 11th International conference on agriculture, animal science and rural development, 03-05.03.2023. Muş, Turkey
T1  - Presence of small wax moth (Achroia grisella) in apiaries in Serbia
EP  - 169
SP  - 169
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Stevanovic, Milan and Zdravkovic, Nemanja and Tasic, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Achroia grisella is a small wax moth of the snout moth family (Pyralidae). Their spread was
worldvide except in areas with cold climates. Females deposit their eggs in crevices in or near
bee hives so that a food source will be close to the emerging larvae. Because lesser wax moths
eat unoccupied honey bee combs, they are considered pests to bees and beekeepers. Feeding
occurs only during the larval life stage. Larvae feed on weak bee colonies. Larvae move through
the bee comb and spin silk tunnels. They cover the silk with their frass. Tunneling through
honeycombs not only provides food, but also protects the larvae from the defending worker
bees. The larvae prefer to eat honey bee larvae, pupae, and pollen, but will also feed on honey.
A disorder called bald brood occurs in hives infested by lesser wax moths. When feeding on
the comb, larvae tunnel under capped cells containing honey bee pupae. This movement causes
the caps to become defective. The worker bees will then remove the defective caps. The name
bald brood refers to the remaining uncapped cells that reveal the residing pupa. During research
conducted in apiaries in Serbia, the presence of small wax moth was established in
approximately 1.57% of apiaries. The damage caused by it did not cause the death of colonies,
but caused economic losses in the production of bee products. Although they are present in a
small percentage, it is necessary to control the small wax moth.",
publisher = "ISPEC Publishing House",
journal = "ISPEC 11th International conference on agriculture, animal science and rural development, 03-05.03.2023. Muş, Turkey",
title = "Presence of small wax moth (Achroia grisella) in apiaries in Serbia",
pages = "169-169"
}

Pavlovic, I., Stevanovic, M., Zdravkovic, N.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). Presence of small wax moth (Achroia grisella) in apiaries in Serbia. in ISPEC 11th International conference on agriculture, animal science and rural development, 03-05.03.2023. Muş, Turkey
ISPEC Publishing House., 169-169.

Pavlovic I, Stevanovic M, Zdravkovic N, Tasic A. Presence of small wax moth (Achroia grisella) in apiaries in Serbia. in ISPEC 11th International conference on agriculture, animal science and rural development, 03-05.03.2023. Muş, Turkey. 2023;:169-169..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Stevanovic, Milan, Zdravkovic, Nemanja, Tasic, Aleksandra, "Presence of small wax moth (Achroia grisella) in apiaries in Serbia" in ISPEC 11th International conference on agriculture, animal science and rural development, 03-05.03.2023. Muş, Turkey (2023):169-169.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Stevanovic, Milan
AU  - Zdravkovic, Nemanja
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/976
AB  - Galleria mellonella, the greater wax moth or honeycomb moth, is a moth of the family
Pyralidae. G. mellonella is found throughout the world. Males are able to generate ultrasonic
sound pulses, which, along with pheromones, are used in mating. G.mellonella do not attack
the bees directly, but feed on the shed exoskeletons of bee larvae and pollen that is found in
dark brood comb, which was used by the bees to hold the developing bees. The destruction of
the comb will spill or contaminate stored honey and may kill bee larvae. G. mellonella larvae
parasitize the honeybee. Eggs are laid in the cracks and crevices inside the hive, which
minimizes egg detection . Once eggs hatch, they feed on the midrib of the wax comb, the cast
skins of bee larvae, pollen, and small quantities of propolis and honey. Larvae that hatch tunnel
through the honeycombs that contain honeybee larva and their honey stores. The tunnels they
create are lined with silk, which entangles and starves emerging bees, a phenomenon known as
galleriasis. Tunnels also result in massive destruction of the combs. As a result, honey is wasted
as it leaks out when cell caps are eaten. Finally, both G. mellonella adults and larvae can be
vectors for pathogens that can infect honeybees, including the Israeli acute paralysis virus
(IAPV) and the black queen cell virus (BQCV). During research conducted in apiaries in Serbia,
the presence of greater wax moth was established in approximately 2.3% of apiaries. The
damage caused by it did not cause the death of colonies, but caused great economic losses in
the production of bee products. They also weakened colonies so that in 40% of infected apiaries
we found infections with BQCV in addition to greater wax moth.
PB  - ISPEC Publishing House
C3  - 4rd International Cukurova agriculture and veterinary congress
T1  - Presence of Galleria mellonella, The Greater Wax Moth, in Apiaries in Serbia
EP  - 26
SP  - 26
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Stevanovic, Milan and Zdravkovic, Nemanja and Tasic, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Galleria mellonella, the greater wax moth or honeycomb moth, is a moth of the family
Pyralidae. G. mellonella is found throughout the world. Males are able to generate ultrasonic
sound pulses, which, along with pheromones, are used in mating. G.mellonella do not attack
the bees directly, but feed on the shed exoskeletons of bee larvae and pollen that is found in
dark brood comb, which was used by the bees to hold the developing bees. The destruction of
the comb will spill or contaminate stored honey and may kill bee larvae. G. mellonella larvae
parasitize the honeybee. Eggs are laid in the cracks and crevices inside the hive, which
minimizes egg detection . Once eggs hatch, they feed on the midrib of the wax comb, the cast
skins of bee larvae, pollen, and small quantities of propolis and honey. Larvae that hatch tunnel
through the honeycombs that contain honeybee larva and their honey stores. The tunnels they
create are lined with silk, which entangles and starves emerging bees, a phenomenon known as
galleriasis. Tunnels also result in massive destruction of the combs. As a result, honey is wasted
as it leaks out when cell caps are eaten. Finally, both G. mellonella adults and larvae can be
vectors for pathogens that can infect honeybees, including the Israeli acute paralysis virus
(IAPV) and the black queen cell virus (BQCV). During research conducted in apiaries in Serbia,
the presence of greater wax moth was established in approximately 2.3% of apiaries. The
damage caused by it did not cause the death of colonies, but caused great economic losses in
the production of bee products. They also weakened colonies so that in 40% of infected apiaries
we found infections with BQCV in addition to greater wax moth.",
publisher = "ISPEC Publishing House",
journal = "4rd International Cukurova agriculture and veterinary congress",
title = "Presence of Galleria mellonella, The Greater Wax Moth, in Apiaries in Serbia",
pages = "26-26"
}

Pavlovic, I., Stevanovic, M., Zdravkovic, N.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). Presence of Galleria mellonella, The Greater Wax Moth, in Apiaries in Serbia. in 4rd International Cukurova agriculture and veterinary congress
ISPEC Publishing House., 26-26.

Pavlovic I, Stevanovic M, Zdravkovic N, Tasic A. Presence of Galleria mellonella, The Greater Wax Moth, in Apiaries in Serbia. in 4rd International Cukurova agriculture and veterinary congress. 2023;:26-26..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Stevanovic, Milan, Zdravkovic, Nemanja, Tasic, Aleksandra, "Presence of Galleria mellonella, The Greater Wax Moth, in Apiaries in Serbia" in 4rd International Cukurova agriculture and veterinary congress (2023):26-26.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Zdravkovic, Nemanja
AU  - Caro-Petrovic, Violeta
AU  - Bojkovski, Jovan
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/868
AB  - The spread area of Belgrade has extremely favorable conditions for modern agricultural
production (climate, agricultural land, watercourses, developed processing industry). This
economic branch is of strategic importance for supplying Belgrade with food products, along
with the resources that abound in the wider environment (Vojvodina and Šumadija). There are
numerous villages here, where households keep cattle in small herds or mini-farm, usually in
semi-intensive breeding. During our study performed on 2018 we examined faeces of 190 cattle
from 42 herds and 29 cattle by post-mortem examination. Determination of eggs and adult
parasites performed on their morphological characteristics. The coprological examination
established the presence of gastrointestinal helminth eggs in 39.6% of samples. The majority
of cattle were infected with two and fewer number with three or four parasite species. At postmortem
examination of cattle we found Haemonchus contortus we occured in 57,53%,
Ostertagia ostertagi in 55,63%, Trichonstrongylus axeis in 49.37%, Cooperia oncophora in
32.57%, Ostertagia trifurcata in 29.79%, Oesophagostomum radiatum 21.22%, Toxocara
vitulorum17.52%, Dicocelium dendriticum 15.26%, Paramphistomum ichikawai in 14.21%,
Strongyloides papillosus 11.51%,Moniezia benedeni in 9.47% and Trichuris discolor in 6.52%.
PB  - Edirne : Trakya University
C3  - V. International Agricultural, Biological & Life Science Conference, Edirne, Turkey, 18-20 September 2023
T1  - Gastrointestinal helmints of cattle in semi intensive breeding at Belgrade area
EP  - 1001
SP  - 996
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Zdravkovic, Nemanja and Caro-Petrovic, Violeta and Bojkovski, Jovan and Tasic, Aleksandra and Pavlovic, Marija",
year = "2023",
abstract = "The spread area of Belgrade has extremely favorable conditions for modern agricultural
production (climate, agricultural land, watercourses, developed processing industry). This
economic branch is of strategic importance for supplying Belgrade with food products, along
with the resources that abound in the wider environment (Vojvodina and Šumadija). There are
numerous villages here, where households keep cattle in small herds or mini-farm, usually in
semi-intensive breeding. During our study performed on 2018 we examined faeces of 190 cattle
from 42 herds and 29 cattle by post-mortem examination. Determination of eggs and adult
parasites performed on their morphological characteristics. The coprological examination
established the presence of gastrointestinal helminth eggs in 39.6% of samples. The majority
of cattle were infected with two and fewer number with three or four parasite species. At postmortem
examination of cattle we found Haemonchus contortus we occured in 57,53%,
Ostertagia ostertagi in 55,63%, Trichonstrongylus axeis in 49.37%, Cooperia oncophora in
32.57%, Ostertagia trifurcata in 29.79%, Oesophagostomum radiatum 21.22%, Toxocara
vitulorum17.52%, Dicocelium dendriticum 15.26%, Paramphistomum ichikawai in 14.21%,
Strongyloides papillosus 11.51%,Moniezia benedeni in 9.47% and Trichuris discolor in 6.52%.",
publisher = "Edirne : Trakya University",
journal = "V. International Agricultural, Biological & Life Science Conference, Edirne, Turkey, 18-20 September 2023",
title = "Gastrointestinal helmints of cattle in semi intensive breeding at Belgrade area",
pages = "1001-996"
}

Pavlovic, I., Zdravkovic, N., Caro-Petrovic, V., Bojkovski, J., Tasic, A.,& Pavlovic, M.. (2023). Gastrointestinal helmints of cattle in semi intensive breeding at Belgrade area. in V. International Agricultural, Biological & Life Science Conference, Edirne, Turkey, 18-20 September 2023
Edirne : Trakya University., 996-1001.

Pavlovic I, Zdravkovic N, Caro-Petrovic V, Bojkovski J, Tasic A, Pavlovic M. Gastrointestinal helmints of cattle in semi intensive breeding at Belgrade area. in V. International Agricultural, Biological & Life Science Conference, Edirne, Turkey, 18-20 September 2023. 2023;:996-1001..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Zdravkovic, Nemanja, Caro-Petrovic, Violeta, Bojkovski, Jovan, Tasic, Aleksandra, Pavlovic, Marija, "Gastrointestinal helmints of cattle in semi intensive breeding at Belgrade area" in V. International Agricultural, Biological & Life Science Conference, Edirne, Turkey, 18-20 September 2023 (2023):996-1001.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Caro-Petrovic, Violeta
AU  - Zdravkovic, Nemanja
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Bojkovski, Jovan
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/864
AB  - The method of breeding, which has been established in breeding of small ruminants for
centuries, is acquired through conditions that affect parasitic infections. From these reasoni in
mind, we started with examination of parasitic fauna of sheep and goat at warious pats of
Serbia. In our paper we presented results of examination performed ın hılly and mountainous
part of Serbia. In the relief of this part of Serbia we a series of surfaces stands out, above
which rise low island mountains and wide valleys cut into the surface. Geographical and
climatic conditions make this region rich in pastures suitable for breeding small ruminants.
They are usually kept in small herds by rural households and spend most of the year grazing.
During our research performed in period 2017-2019, total of 769 fecal samples originated
from 71 sheep and goats flocks were collected individual at monthly intervals. A total of 67
animals we were analyzed by post-mortem examination. Determination of parasites eggs we
performed by morphology characteristic We occured same parasite species: Teladorsagia
(Ostertagia) circumcincta, Ostertagia trifurcata, O.ostertagi, O.occidentalis, Nematodirus
filicoliis, N.spathiger, Trichostrongylus colubriformis, T.axei, T.vitrinus, Haemonchus
contortus, Marshallagia marshalli, Cooperia curticei, C.punctata, C.oncophora, Skrjabinema
ovis, Bunostomum trigonocephalum, Oesophagostomum venulosum and Chabertia ovina.
Poliparasitismus and infection were established at all examined animals. The intensity of
infection and polyparasitsm was monitored in relation to the age of sheep and goats. It was
found that in younger animals intensity of infection was lower than that of older animals. The
infective rate of each of these parasites showed that the most of its followed the same general pattern, having a peak in the spring and another in the autumn, separate by a trough during the
hot dry summer period when the infection rate was low.
PB  - IKSAD Publishing House
C3  - 15th International conference on mathematics, engineering, natural and medical sciences, march 16-18, 2023. Buenos Aires, Argentina
T1  - Gastrointestinal helminths of small ruminants in hilly and mountainous part of Serbia
EP  - 46
SP  - 45
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Caro-Petrovic, Violeta and Zdravkovic, Nemanja and Tasic, Aleksandra and Bojkovski, Jovan and Pavlovic, Marija",
year = "2023",
abstract = "The method of breeding, which has been established in breeding of small ruminants for
centuries, is acquired through conditions that affect parasitic infections. From these reasoni in
mind, we started with examination of parasitic fauna of sheep and goat at warious pats of
Serbia. In our paper we presented results of examination performed ın hılly and mountainous
part of Serbia. In the relief of this part of Serbia we a series of surfaces stands out, above
which rise low island mountains and wide valleys cut into the surface. Geographical and
climatic conditions make this region rich in pastures suitable for breeding small ruminants.
They are usually kept in small herds by rural households and spend most of the year grazing.
During our research performed in period 2017-2019, total of 769 fecal samples originated
from 71 sheep and goats flocks were collected individual at monthly intervals. A total of 67
animals we were analyzed by post-mortem examination. Determination of parasites eggs we
performed by morphology characteristic We occured same parasite species: Teladorsagia
(Ostertagia) circumcincta, Ostertagia trifurcata, O.ostertagi, O.occidentalis, Nematodirus
filicoliis, N.spathiger, Trichostrongylus colubriformis, T.axei, T.vitrinus, Haemonchus
contortus, Marshallagia marshalli, Cooperia curticei, C.punctata, C.oncophora, Skrjabinema
ovis, Bunostomum trigonocephalum, Oesophagostomum venulosum and Chabertia ovina.
Poliparasitismus and infection were established at all examined animals. The intensity of
infection and polyparasitsm was monitored in relation to the age of sheep and goats. It was
found that in younger animals intensity of infection was lower than that of older animals. The
infective rate of each of these parasites showed that the most of its followed the same general pattern, having a peak in the spring and another in the autumn, separate by a trough during the
hot dry summer period when the infection rate was low.",
publisher = "IKSAD Publishing House",
journal = "15th International conference on mathematics, engineering, natural and medical sciences, march 16-18, 2023. Buenos Aires, Argentina",
title = "Gastrointestinal helminths of small ruminants in hilly and mountainous part of Serbia",
pages = "46-45"
}

Pavlovic, I., Caro-Petrovic, V., Zdravkovic, N., Tasic, A., Bojkovski, J.,& Pavlovic, M.. (2023). Gastrointestinal helminths of small ruminants in hilly and mountainous part of Serbia. in 15th International conference on mathematics, engineering, natural and medical sciences, march 16-18, 2023. Buenos Aires, Argentina
IKSAD Publishing House., 45-46.

Pavlovic I, Caro-Petrovic V, Zdravkovic N, Tasic A, Bojkovski J, Pavlovic M. Gastrointestinal helminths of small ruminants in hilly and mountainous part of Serbia. in 15th International conference on mathematics, engineering, natural and medical sciences, march 16-18, 2023. Buenos Aires, Argentina. 2023;:45-46..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Caro-Petrovic, Violeta, Zdravkovic, Nemanja, Tasic, Aleksandra, Bojkovski, Jovan, Pavlovic, Marija, "Gastrointestinal helminths of small ruminants in hilly and mountainous part of Serbia" in 15th International conference on mathematics, engineering, natural and medical sciences, march 16-18, 2023. Buenos Aires, Argentina (2023):45-46.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Caro-Petrovic, Violeta
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/860
AB  - Coccidian protozoa of the genus Eimeria are common in sheep around the world. Coccidia have a very
complicated life cycle, with many stages of development. The egg-like structure of coccidia is called an
oocyte. It is passed in the feces of infected sheep and goats. When first passed, the oocyst is not infective.
It must undergo a period of development called sporulation (hatching). Sporulation requires oxygen and
moisture. When a sheep ingests a sporulated oocyst, sporozoites are released and enter the cells lining
the small intestines..Lambs between the ages of 1 and 6 months are most commonly affected by coccidia.
During our examination, 4 to 8 week old lambs were the most likely to be affected and 4 week old lambs
were the most vulnerable to clinical disease. Many disease outbreaks occur shortly after weaning, as this
is a very stressful period in the lamb young life. Typical signs include diarrhea, dysentery, dehydration
and loss of appetite and body condition. Sheep can usually tolerate small burdens of coccidia, but if
parasite numbers become large, for example as a result of an environment heavily contaminated with
viable infective oocysts, or other stressors affecting the sheep, disease can result. During our
examination performed in period 2017-2019 in sheep herds in south part of Serbia cocidiosis were
occured at 37.92%. We usally occured mixed infection with 3-4 coccidia species. At sheep most
abundant species were E. ovina found at 76.7%, followed by E.ovinoidalis (63%), E faurei(42%),
E.ahsata (37%), E. granulosa (28%), E. intricata (15%), and E. pallida (3%). Oocyst were found at
adult ant young animals, but clinical sign of disease were present only at young animals. The number of
excreted oocysts was higher in lambs (26625+/-23993 OPG) than in adult sheep (19974+/-11353 OPG).
PB  - IKSAD Publishing House
C3  - 6. International Ankara multidisciplinary studies congress, October 13-14, 2023, Ankara, Turkey
T1  - Coccidiosis of sheep in sout part of Serbia
EP  - 51
SP  - 51
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Caro-Petrovic, Violeta and Tasic, Aleksandra and Pavlovic, Marija",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Coccidian protozoa of the genus Eimeria are common in sheep around the world. Coccidia have a very
complicated life cycle, with many stages of development. The egg-like structure of coccidia is called an
oocyte. It is passed in the feces of infected sheep and goats. When first passed, the oocyst is not infective.
It must undergo a period of development called sporulation (hatching). Sporulation requires oxygen and
moisture. When a sheep ingests a sporulated oocyst, sporozoites are released and enter the cells lining
the small intestines..Lambs between the ages of 1 and 6 months are most commonly affected by coccidia.
During our examination, 4 to 8 week old lambs were the most likely to be affected and 4 week old lambs
were the most vulnerable to clinical disease. Many disease outbreaks occur shortly after weaning, as this
is a very stressful period in the lamb young life. Typical signs include diarrhea, dysentery, dehydration
and loss of appetite and body condition. Sheep can usually tolerate small burdens of coccidia, but if
parasite numbers become large, for example as a result of an environment heavily contaminated with
viable infective oocysts, or other stressors affecting the sheep, disease can result. During our
examination performed in period 2017-2019 in sheep herds in south part of Serbia cocidiosis were
occured at 37.92%. We usally occured mixed infection with 3-4 coccidia species. At sheep most
abundant species were E. ovina found at 76.7%, followed by E.ovinoidalis (63%), E faurei(42%),
E.ahsata (37%), E. granulosa (28%), E. intricata (15%), and E. pallida (3%). Oocyst were found at
adult ant young animals, but clinical sign of disease were present only at young animals. The number of
excreted oocysts was higher in lambs (26625+/-23993 OPG) than in adult sheep (19974+/-11353 OPG).",
publisher = "IKSAD Publishing House",
journal = "6. International Ankara multidisciplinary studies congress, October 13-14, 2023, Ankara, Turkey",
title = "Coccidiosis of sheep in sout part of Serbia",
pages = "51-51"
}

Pavlovic, I., Caro-Petrovic, V., Tasic, A.,& Pavlovic, M.. (2023). Coccidiosis of sheep in sout part of Serbia. in 6. International Ankara multidisciplinary studies congress, October 13-14, 2023, Ankara, Turkey
IKSAD Publishing House., 51-51.

Pavlovic I, Caro-Petrovic V, Tasic A, Pavlovic M. Coccidiosis of sheep in sout part of Serbia. in 6. International Ankara multidisciplinary studies congress, October 13-14, 2023, Ankara, Turkey. 2023;:51-51..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Caro-Petrovic, Violeta, Tasic, Aleksandra, Pavlovic, Marija, "Coccidiosis of sheep in sout part of Serbia" in 6. International Ankara multidisciplinary studies congress, October 13-14, 2023, Ankara, Turkey (2023):51-51.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Savic, Bozidar
AU  - Zdravkovic, Nemanja
AU  - Radanovic, Oliver
AU  - Bojkovski, Jovan
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/859
AB  - Introduction: Neonatal enteropathies of piglets were recognized as a serious problem of the
modern pig industry. Today it is known that it is a multicausal disease caused by numerous
agents of bacterial, viral and parasitic etiology (Jacobson, 2022) The aim of our work is to
point out the importance of parasitic infections in this disease.
Materials and Methods: In period 2017-2020 a total of 337 pigs, 2-21 weeks old, were
exanimate. After routine necropsy, parasitological, bacteriological and viral evaluations were
performed, as required to establish the cause of disease in each pig. To parasitological
examination we used faecal swab, gut contents and a mucous scrape of gut which we
examined with Sheathers sugar flotation and in direct smears stained with Gimsa strain.
Results: During our examination Eimeria sp. were detected at two week old piglet at 4.22%,
Ispsora suis at 2-4 week old piglet at 12,34% and cryptosporidial organisms were detected in
the microvillus brush border in the intestine of the pigs ranged from 7-12 weeks old at
61,36%. Based on the time of onset of neonatal enteropathies, Cryptosporidium sp. was
confirmed as the main parasitic agent of its occurrence. These results are similar to our
previous research (Pavlovic et al., 2007)
Conclusion: The role of infection with criptosporidia in the occurrence of neonatal
enteropathies in piglets, because of the multiple agents, which cause this disease, has not been
fully explained, but our examination indicated that cryptosporidia might act, either in itself or
in concert with other agents to induce or exacerbate clinical disease.
PB  - Cluj-Napoca : University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine
C3  - The 22nd International conference ”Life sciences for sustainable development”, 28 - 30 September 2023, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
T1  - The role of protozoal infections in the cause of neonatal enteropathies of piglets
EP  - 317
SP  - 317
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Savic, Bozidar and Zdravkovic, Nemanja and Radanovic, Oliver and Bojkovski, Jovan and Pavlovic, Marija and Tasic, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Introduction: Neonatal enteropathies of piglets were recognized as a serious problem of the
modern pig industry. Today it is known that it is a multicausal disease caused by numerous
agents of bacterial, viral and parasitic etiology (Jacobson, 2022) The aim of our work is to
point out the importance of parasitic infections in this disease.
Materials and Methods: In period 2017-2020 a total of 337 pigs, 2-21 weeks old, were
exanimate. After routine necropsy, parasitological, bacteriological and viral evaluations were
performed, as required to establish the cause of disease in each pig. To parasitological
examination we used faecal swab, gut contents and a mucous scrape of gut which we
examined with Sheathers sugar flotation and in direct smears stained with Gimsa strain.
Results: During our examination Eimeria sp. were detected at two week old piglet at 4.22%,
Ispsora suis at 2-4 week old piglet at 12,34% and cryptosporidial organisms were detected in
the microvillus brush border in the intestine of the pigs ranged from 7-12 weeks old at
61,36%. Based on the time of onset of neonatal enteropathies, Cryptosporidium sp. was
confirmed as the main parasitic agent of its occurrence. These results are similar to our
previous research (Pavlovic et al., 2007)
Conclusion: The role of infection with criptosporidia in the occurrence of neonatal
enteropathies in piglets, because of the multiple agents, which cause this disease, has not been
fully explained, but our examination indicated that cryptosporidia might act, either in itself or
in concert with other agents to induce or exacerbate clinical disease.",
publisher = "Cluj-Napoca : University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine",
journal = "The 22nd International conference ”Life sciences for sustainable development”, 28 - 30 September 2023, Cluj-Napoca, Romania",
title = "The role of protozoal infections in the cause of neonatal enteropathies of piglets",
pages = "317-317"
}

Pavlovic, I., Savic, B., Zdravkovic, N., Radanovic, O., Bojkovski, J., Pavlovic, M.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). The role of protozoal infections in the cause of neonatal enteropathies of piglets. in The 22nd International conference ”Life sciences for sustainable development”, 28 - 30 September 2023, Cluj-Napoca, Romania
Cluj-Napoca : University of Agricultural Sciences and Veterinary Medicine., 317-317.

Pavlovic I, Savic B, Zdravkovic N, Radanovic O, Bojkovski J, Pavlovic M, Tasic A. The role of protozoal infections in the cause of neonatal enteropathies of piglets. in The 22nd International conference ”Life sciences for sustainable development”, 28 - 30 September 2023, Cluj-Napoca, Romania. 2023;:317-317..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Savic, Bozidar, Zdravkovic, Nemanja, Radanovic, Oliver, Bojkovski, Jovan, Pavlovic, Marija, Tasic, Aleksandra, "The role of protozoal infections in the cause of neonatal enteropathies of piglets" in The 22nd International conference ”Life sciences for sustainable development”, 28 - 30 September 2023, Cluj-Napoca, Romania (2023):317-317.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Bojkovski, Jovan
AU  - Caro Petrovic, Violeta
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/858
AB  - Coccidiosis in sheep is parasitic infection caused by protozoa in the genus Eimeria. Historically, some Eimeria spp were thought to be infectious and transmissible between sheep and goats, but the parasites are now considered host-specific. Coccidia of sheep are present worldwide and it seems difficult to say that there is any particular geographical distribution for one or the other species of coccidia. All species of coccidia are not disease-causing. There are only some species that are responsible for the outbreak of the disease. E. ovinoidalis can be very pathogen and other species such as E. bakuensis (E. ovina) and E. crandallis may exacerbate the symptoms of the former two species. Sheep coccidiosis was of great importance to health status of lambs and its performances. Lambs infection had moderate morbidity and low mortality rate. Usually it is presented at animals at 4-10 weeks. Lamb infection had moderate morbidity and low mortality rate. Environmental contamination and resulting clinical disease is generally influenced by local weather conditions and the grazing management practices of the flock. Consequence is significant increase of lamb accrescense, its weakens and less growth. The best preventive measure a lamb producer can take is to use a feed with a coccidiostat added. With careful management and sound preventive measures, the losses associated with this disease can be reduced to minimal levels. During our examination, we usually occured mixed infection with 2-3 coccidia species. At sheep most abundant species were E.ovinoidalis found at 87.1%, followed by E faurei (42%), Eimeria ahsata (37%), E. granulosa (31%), E. intricata (19%), and E. pallida (8%). Oocyst were found at adult ant young animals, but clinical sign of disease were present only at young animals. The number of excreted oocysts was higher in lambs than in adult sheep.
PB  - Bilsel
C3  - 1. Bilsel international gordion science researches congress, 29-30 september 2023, Ankara,Türkiye
T1  - Coccidiosis of sheep in Serbia
EP  - 864
SP  - 863
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Bojkovski, Jovan and Caro Petrovic, Violeta and Tasic, Aleksandra and Pavlovic, Marija",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Coccidiosis in sheep is parasitic infection caused by protozoa in the genus Eimeria. Historically, some Eimeria spp were thought to be infectious and transmissible between sheep and goats, but the parasites are now considered host-specific. Coccidia of sheep are present worldwide and it seems difficult to say that there is any particular geographical distribution for one or the other species of coccidia. All species of coccidia are not disease-causing. There are only some species that are responsible for the outbreak of the disease. E. ovinoidalis can be very pathogen and other species such as E. bakuensis (E. ovina) and E. crandallis may exacerbate the symptoms of the former two species. Sheep coccidiosis was of great importance to health status of lambs and its performances. Lambs infection had moderate morbidity and low mortality rate. Usually it is presented at animals at 4-10 weeks. Lamb infection had moderate morbidity and low mortality rate. Environmental contamination and resulting clinical disease is generally influenced by local weather conditions and the grazing management practices of the flock. Consequence is significant increase of lamb accrescense, its weakens and less growth. The best preventive measure a lamb producer can take is to use a feed with a coccidiostat added. With careful management and sound preventive measures, the losses associated with this disease can be reduced to minimal levels. During our examination, we usually occured mixed infection with 2-3 coccidia species. At sheep most abundant species were E.ovinoidalis found at 87.1%, followed by E faurei (42%), Eimeria ahsata (37%), E. granulosa (31%), E. intricata (19%), and E. pallida (8%). Oocyst were found at adult ant young animals, but clinical sign of disease were present only at young animals. The number of excreted oocysts was higher in lambs than in adult sheep.",
publisher = "Bilsel",
journal = "1. Bilsel international gordion science researches congress, 29-30 september 2023, Ankara,Türkiye",
title = "Coccidiosis of sheep in Serbia",
pages = "864-863"
}

Pavlovic, I., Bojkovski, J., Caro Petrovic, V., Tasic, A.,& Pavlovic, M.. (2023). Coccidiosis of sheep in Serbia. in 1. Bilsel international gordion science researches congress, 29-30 september 2023, Ankara,Türkiye
Bilsel., 863-864.

Pavlovic I, Bojkovski J, Caro Petrovic V, Tasic A, Pavlovic M. Coccidiosis of sheep in Serbia. in 1. Bilsel international gordion science researches congress, 29-30 september 2023, Ankara,Türkiye. 2023;:863-864..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Bojkovski, Jovan, Caro Petrovic, Violeta, Tasic, Aleksandra, Pavlovic, Marija, "Coccidiosis of sheep in Serbia" in 1. Bilsel international gordion science researches congress, 29-30 september 2023, Ankara,Türkiye (2023):863-864.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Zivkovic, Slavica
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
AU  - Zdravkovic, Nemanja
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/857
AB  - Large strongyles are considered one of the most pathogenic parasites that can affect equines. Horses can be affected by three primary species of large strongyles, namely: Strongylus vulgaris, S. edentatus and S.equinus. S. vulgaris, also known as the bloodworm, is the most significant and detrimental large strongyle. The life cycle is direct. Eggs are passed in the faeces and the first-stage larva that hatches from each egg moults twice to the third, infective stage. Infection of horses is by ingestion of these larvae. Once ingested, S. vulgaris larvae penetrate the mucosal lining of the horse’s gastrointestinal tract, typically in the cecum or colon. They molt into fourth stage larvae (L4) in the submucosa, migrating into the small arteries. Subsequently, these larvae migrate into the cranial mesenteric artery and its branches, which are responsible for delivering oxygenated blood and nutrients to the intestines. In rare cases, the larvae can enter other vessels and spread throughout the horse’s body. Several months later, these larvae molt into fifth stage larvae (L5) and return to the gut wall where nodules form around the larvae. These nodules rupture releasing young adult parasites into the intestinal lumen. During examinations of the domestic mountain horse which are autochthonous breed, kept in a semi-free system the highest prevalence has infection with Strongylus edentatus we established at 41.53% horses. During our research, despite the high prevalence, the intensity of infections was low, so we had no recorded clinical cases of the disease.
PB  - ISARC
C3  - 6. International Marmara Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 07-08 October 2023 Istanbul (online presentations)
T1  - Occurence of Strongylus vulgaris of domestic mountain horse in Serbia
EP  - 656
SP  - 656
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Zivkovic, Slavica and Tasic, Aleksandra and Pavlovic, Marija and Zdravkovic, Nemanja",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Large strongyles are considered one of the most pathogenic parasites that can affect equines. Horses can be affected by three primary species of large strongyles, namely: Strongylus vulgaris, S. edentatus and S.equinus. S. vulgaris, also known as the bloodworm, is the most significant and detrimental large strongyle. The life cycle is direct. Eggs are passed in the faeces and the first-stage larva that hatches from each egg moults twice to the third, infective stage. Infection of horses is by ingestion of these larvae. Once ingested, S. vulgaris larvae penetrate the mucosal lining of the horse’s gastrointestinal tract, typically in the cecum or colon. They molt into fourth stage larvae (L4) in the submucosa, migrating into the small arteries. Subsequently, these larvae migrate into the cranial mesenteric artery and its branches, which are responsible for delivering oxygenated blood and nutrients to the intestines. In rare cases, the larvae can enter other vessels and spread throughout the horse’s body. Several months later, these larvae molt into fifth stage larvae (L5) and return to the gut wall where nodules form around the larvae. These nodules rupture releasing young adult parasites into the intestinal lumen. During examinations of the domestic mountain horse which are autochthonous breed, kept in a semi-free system the highest prevalence has infection with Strongylus edentatus we established at 41.53% horses. During our research, despite the high prevalence, the intensity of infections was low, so we had no recorded clinical cases of the disease.",
publisher = "ISARC",
journal = "6. International Marmara Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 07-08 October 2023 Istanbul (online presentations)",
title = "Occurence of Strongylus vulgaris of domestic mountain horse in Serbia",
pages = "656-656"
}

Pavlovic, I., Zivkovic, S., Tasic, A., Pavlovic, M.,& Zdravkovic, N.. (2023). Occurence of Strongylus vulgaris of domestic mountain horse in Serbia. in 6. International Marmara Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 07-08 October 2023 Istanbul (online presentations)
ISARC., 656-656.

Pavlovic I, Zivkovic S, Tasic A, Pavlovic M, Zdravkovic N. Occurence of Strongylus vulgaris of domestic mountain horse in Serbia. in 6. International Marmara Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 07-08 October 2023 Istanbul (online presentations). 2023;:656-656..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Zivkovic, Slavica, Tasic, Aleksandra, Pavlovic, Marija, Zdravkovic, Nemanja, "Occurence of Strongylus vulgaris of domestic mountain horse in Serbia" in 6. International Marmara Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 07-08 October 2023 Istanbul (online presentations) (2023):656-656.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlović, Ivan
AU  - Zivkovic, Slavica
AU  - Mijatovic, Bojan
AU  - Kostic, Natalija
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
AU  - Todorovic, Danica
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/856
AB  - Cyathostomin parasites, also often referred to as small strongyles, are ubiquitous in grazing horses across the world, and the subfamily comprises 50 species within 14 different genera. Small strongyles make up over 95% of all horse worm infections. In Europe most abundat species are Cyathostomum catinatum, Cylicocyclus nassatus and Cylicostephanus longibursatus. Clinically healthy horses can harbor cyathostomin burdens ranging from a few thousand to more than a million worms. As a result, cyathostomins are discussed as a biologically uniform group in regard to pathogenicity and anthelmintic resistance. Small strongyles have a direct lifecycle. Adult worms reside in the large intestine and produce eggs that pass out in the manure. These eggs hatch into larvae on the pasture, where they develop through larval stages to become infective larvae (L3). This can take as little as two weeks during warm, damp weather, however larvae can survive on pasture for up to 6 months. Horses will ingest larvae from pasture. The L3 larvae then invade the wall of the ileum and large intestine before developing into L4 larvae, which leave the intestinal wall and become adults in the gut lumen. Adult worms feed on the mucosa of the intestine wall. Occasionally larvae will encyst in the intestine wall at L3 stage. Mass emergences of L4 larvae can occur, which leads to either acute or chronic inflammatory disease that can resemble colic. This is known as larval cyathostomosis. In order to better understand the bidiversity of endoparasites in domestic mountain horses kept freely on mountain pastures, in last few years was examined the biodiversity of endoparasites in the population of domestic mountain horses in Serbia. During examination cyathostomınosıs ere established at 33.33% of examined animals. Most adult horses carry small strongyle burdens without any obvious signs of ill health.
PB  - Bilsel
C3  - Bİlsel 2. Bİlsel international world scientific and research congress, istanbul, 16-17 september 2023
T1  - Occurence of cyathostominosis in domestic mountain horses in Serbia
EP  - 746
SP  - 745
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlović, Ivan and Zivkovic, Slavica and Mijatovic, Bojan and Kostic, Natalija and Tasic, Aleksandra and Pavlovic, Marija and Todorovic, Danica",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Cyathostomin parasites, also often referred to as small strongyles, are ubiquitous in grazing horses across the world, and the subfamily comprises 50 species within 14 different genera. Small strongyles make up over 95% of all horse worm infections. In Europe most abundat species are Cyathostomum catinatum, Cylicocyclus nassatus and Cylicostephanus longibursatus. Clinically healthy horses can harbor cyathostomin burdens ranging from a few thousand to more than a million worms. As a result, cyathostomins are discussed as a biologically uniform group in regard to pathogenicity and anthelmintic resistance. Small strongyles have a direct lifecycle. Adult worms reside in the large intestine and produce eggs that pass out in the manure. These eggs hatch into larvae on the pasture, where they develop through larval stages to become infective larvae (L3). This can take as little as two weeks during warm, damp weather, however larvae can survive on pasture for up to 6 months. Horses will ingest larvae from pasture. The L3 larvae then invade the wall of the ileum and large intestine before developing into L4 larvae, which leave the intestinal wall and become adults in the gut lumen. Adult worms feed on the mucosa of the intestine wall. Occasionally larvae will encyst in the intestine wall at L3 stage. Mass emergences of L4 larvae can occur, which leads to either acute or chronic inflammatory disease that can resemble colic. This is known as larval cyathostomosis. In order to better understand the bidiversity of endoparasites in domestic mountain horses kept freely on mountain pastures, in last few years was examined the biodiversity of endoparasites in the population of domestic mountain horses in Serbia. During examination cyathostomınosıs ere established at 33.33% of examined animals. Most adult horses carry small strongyle burdens without any obvious signs of ill health.",
publisher = "Bilsel",
journal = "Bİlsel 2. Bİlsel international world scientific and research congress, istanbul, 16-17 september 2023",
title = "Occurence of cyathostominosis in domestic mountain horses in Serbia",
pages = "746-745"
}

Pavlović, I., Zivkovic, S., Mijatovic, B., Kostic, N., Tasic, A., Pavlovic, M.,& Todorovic, D.. (2023). Occurence of cyathostominosis in domestic mountain horses in Serbia. in Bİlsel 2. Bİlsel international world scientific and research congress, istanbul, 16-17 september 2023
Bilsel., 745-746.

Pavlović I, Zivkovic S, Mijatovic B, Kostic N, Tasic A, Pavlovic M, Todorovic D. Occurence of cyathostominosis in domestic mountain horses in Serbia. in Bİlsel 2. Bİlsel international world scientific and research congress, istanbul, 16-17 september 2023. 2023;:745-746..

Pavlović, Ivan, Zivkovic, Slavica, Mijatovic, Bojan, Kostic, Natalija, Tasic, Aleksandra, Pavlovic, Marija, Todorovic, Danica, "Occurence of cyathostominosis in domestic mountain horses in Serbia" in Bİlsel 2. Bİlsel international world scientific and research congress, istanbul, 16-17 september 2023 (2023):745-746.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Zivkovic, Slavica
AU  - Mijatovic, Bojana
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
AU  - Kostic, Natalija
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/855
AB  - The domestic mountain horse is an autochthonous breed of horse that originated in the Balkans, which, with the support of the fund for the protection of genetic resources, began to restore the population of this breed. Endoparasitic infections of horses represent a serious health problem in horse breeding. In order to better understand the bidiversity of endoparasites in domestic mountain horses kept freely on mountain pastures, the biodiversity of endoparasites in the population of domestic mountain horses in Serbia was examined in last few years. A total of 124 horses kept in a semi-free system were examined. by flotation methods During examinations adult tapeworms were seen in the feces, particularly in the fall, and typical eggs recovered by faecal flotation. Examining faecal samples for eggs 24-48 hours after treatment for tapeworms increases this sensitivity. By morphometric determination of proglottis, we established infection by Anoplocephala perfoliata. This parasite commonly occurs in grazing horses throughout the world but tends to be rare or absent in arid climates. Free-living and commonly occurring oribatid mites act as intermediate hosts, and horses accidentally ingest these while grazing. The mites carry the infective stage of the parasite, the cysticercoid, which is digested free of the mite’s tissue in the intestinal tract of the horse and forms a scolex. The scolices attach to the cecal wall and tend to cluster around the ileocecal valve. In cases of large burdens, worms can be found in the ileum as well. As the worms mature, they form proglottids (tapeworm segments), which are released into the intestinal content as they mature and fill with eggs. The proglottids subsequently disintegrate, releasing the eggs into the intestinal lumen. During our study, horses infected with anoplocephala did not show clinical symptoms of infection.
PB  - IKSAD Publishing House
C3  - 5. International DICLE Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 09-10 September 2023, Diyarbakir, Turkey
T1  - Occurence of Anoplocephala perfoliata in domestic mountain horses in Serbia
EP  - 671
SP  - 671
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Zivkovic, Slavica and Mijatovic, Bojana and Tasic, Aleksandra and Pavlovic, Marija and Kostic, Natalija",
year = "2023",
abstract = "The domestic mountain horse is an autochthonous breed of horse that originated in the Balkans, which, with the support of the fund for the protection of genetic resources, began to restore the population of this breed. Endoparasitic infections of horses represent a serious health problem in horse breeding. In order to better understand the bidiversity of endoparasites in domestic mountain horses kept freely on mountain pastures, the biodiversity of endoparasites in the population of domestic mountain horses in Serbia was examined in last few years. A total of 124 horses kept in a semi-free system were examined. by flotation methods During examinations adult tapeworms were seen in the feces, particularly in the fall, and typical eggs recovered by faecal flotation. Examining faecal samples for eggs 24-48 hours after treatment for tapeworms increases this sensitivity. By morphometric determination of proglottis, we established infection by Anoplocephala perfoliata. This parasite commonly occurs in grazing horses throughout the world but tends to be rare or absent in arid climates. Free-living and commonly occurring oribatid mites act as intermediate hosts, and horses accidentally ingest these while grazing. The mites carry the infective stage of the parasite, the cysticercoid, which is digested free of the mite’s tissue in the intestinal tract of the horse and forms a scolex. The scolices attach to the cecal wall and tend to cluster around the ileocecal valve. In cases of large burdens, worms can be found in the ileum as well. As the worms mature, they form proglottids (tapeworm segments), which are released into the intestinal content as they mature and fill with eggs. The proglottids subsequently disintegrate, releasing the eggs into the intestinal lumen. During our study, horses infected with anoplocephala did not show clinical symptoms of infection.",
publisher = "IKSAD Publishing House",
journal = "5. International DICLE Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 09-10 September 2023, Diyarbakir, Turkey",
title = "Occurence of Anoplocephala perfoliata in domestic mountain horses in Serbia",
pages = "671-671"
}

Pavlovic, I., Zivkovic, S., Mijatovic, B., Tasic, A., Pavlovic, M.,& Kostic, N.. (2023). Occurence of Anoplocephala perfoliata in domestic mountain horses in Serbia. in 5. International DICLE Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 09-10 September 2023, Diyarbakir, Turkey
IKSAD Publishing House., 671-671.

Pavlovic I, Zivkovic S, Mijatovic B, Tasic A, Pavlovic M, Kostic N. Occurence of Anoplocephala perfoliata in domestic mountain horses in Serbia. in 5. International DICLE Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 09-10 September 2023, Diyarbakir, Turkey. 2023;:671-671..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Zivkovic, Slavica, Mijatovic, Bojana, Tasic, Aleksandra, Pavlovic, Marija, Kostic, Natalija, "Occurence of Anoplocephala perfoliata in domestic mountain horses in Serbia" in 5. International DICLE Scientific Research and Innovation Congress, 09-10 September 2023, Diyarbakir, Turkey (2023):671-671.

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Bojkovski, Jovan
AU  - Caro Petrovic, Violeta
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
AU  - Zdravkovic, Nemanja
AU  - Mederle, Narcisa
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/763
AB  - Infection with coccidia is one of the most common and damaging sheep diseases, particularly young lambs and economically important diseases of sheep. Coccidiosis is caused by parasitic protozoa in the genus Eimeria. Coccidial infection is virtually universal in sheep and large numbers of oocysts may be found in the faeces of clinically normal animals. Usually it is presented at animals at 4-10 weeks.Lamb and kids infection had moderate morbidity and low mortality rate. Environmental contamination and resulting clinical disease is generally influenced by local weather conditions and the grazing management practices of the flock. In our paper, we present measures to control coccidiosis in sheep kept in frame breeding conditions.
PB  - Iasi : Ion Ionescu de la Brad
T2  - Scientific papers - Veterinary Medicine
T1  - Control of coccidiosis of farm breeding sheep
EP  - 80
IS  - 1
SP  - 77
VL  - 66
DO  - 10.61900/SPJVS.2023.01.15
ER  - 

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author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Bojkovski, Jovan and Caro Petrovic, Violeta and Tasic, Aleksandra and Pavlovic, Marija and Zdravkovic, Nemanja and Mederle, Narcisa",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Infection with coccidia is one of the most common and damaging sheep diseases, particularly young lambs and economically important diseases of sheep. Coccidiosis is caused by parasitic protozoa in the genus Eimeria. Coccidial infection is virtually universal in sheep and large numbers of oocysts may be found in the faeces of clinically normal animals. Usually it is presented at animals at 4-10 weeks.Lamb and kids infection had moderate morbidity and low mortality rate. Environmental contamination and resulting clinical disease is generally influenced by local weather conditions and the grazing management practices of the flock. In our paper, we present measures to control coccidiosis in sheep kept in frame breeding conditions.",
publisher = "Iasi : Ion Ionescu de la Brad",
journal = "Scientific papers - Veterinary Medicine",
title = "Control of coccidiosis of farm breeding sheep",
pages = "80-77",
number = "1",
volume = "66",
doi = "10.61900/SPJVS.2023.01.15"
}

Pavlovic, I., Bojkovski, J., Caro Petrovic, V., Tasic, A., Pavlovic, M., Zdravkovic, N.,& Mederle, N.. (2023). Control of coccidiosis of farm breeding sheep. in Scientific papers - Veterinary Medicine
Iasi : Ion Ionescu de la Brad., 66(1), 77-80.
https://doi.org/10.61900/SPJVS.2023.01.15

Pavlovic I, Bojkovski J, Caro Petrovic V, Tasic A, Pavlovic M, Zdravkovic N, Mederle N. Control of coccidiosis of farm breeding sheep. in Scientific papers - Veterinary Medicine. 2023;66(1):77-80.
doi:10.61900/SPJVS.2023.01.15 .

Pavlovic, Ivan, Bojkovski, Jovan, Caro Petrovic, Violeta, Tasic, Aleksandra, Pavlovic, Marija, Zdravkovic, Nemanja, Mederle, Narcisa, "Control of coccidiosis of farm breeding sheep" in Scientific papers - Veterinary Medicine, 66, no. 1 (2023):77-80,
https://doi.org/10.61900/SPJVS.2023.01.15 . .

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlovic, Ivan
AU  - Zdravkovic, Nemanja
AU  - Caro Petrović, Violeta
AU  - Ruzic-Muslic, Dragana
AU  - Bojkovski, Jovan
AU  - Pavlovic, Marija
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/758
AB  - The grazing method of breeding enables small ruminants to have constant contact with
transitional hosts (oribatids, molluscs, etc.) and eggs and larval forms of parasites, so that
there is no sheep that is not infected with at least one parasitic species. Based on research in
the world and in our country, diseases of parasitic etiology dominate in sheep and goats both
in terms of prevalence and incidence, accompanied by significant morbidity and moderate
mortality.There are many factors that contribute to the appearance, maintenance and spread of
parasitosis. Among the many factors that influence the spread and maintenance of parasitic
infections, there is a major influence of environmental factors on the seasonal dynamics of
gastrointestinal strongylids of small ruminants. For these reasons, the aim of our work is to
review the influence of abiotic factors on the epidemiology of parasitic infections of small
ruminants.
PB  - Edirne : Trakya University
C3  - V. Balkan Agricultural Congress, 20-23 September, 2023, Edirne, Turkey
T1  - Influence of ecological factors to season dynamic of gastrointestinal strnogylidae of small ruminants
EP  - 926
SP  - 920
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlovic, Ivan and Zdravkovic, Nemanja and Caro Petrović, Violeta and Ruzic-Muslic, Dragana and Bojkovski, Jovan and Pavlovic, Marija and Tasic, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "The grazing method of breeding enables small ruminants to have constant contact with
transitional hosts (oribatids, molluscs, etc.) and eggs and larval forms of parasites, so that
there is no sheep that is not infected with at least one parasitic species. Based on research in
the world and in our country, diseases of parasitic etiology dominate in sheep and goats both
in terms of prevalence and incidence, accompanied by significant morbidity and moderate
mortality.There are many factors that contribute to the appearance, maintenance and spread of
parasitosis. Among the many factors that influence the spread and maintenance of parasitic
infections, there is a major influence of environmental factors on the seasonal dynamics of
gastrointestinal strongylids of small ruminants. For these reasons, the aim of our work is to
review the influence of abiotic factors on the epidemiology of parasitic infections of small
ruminants.",
publisher = "Edirne : Trakya University",
journal = "V. Balkan Agricultural Congress, 20-23 September, 2023, Edirne, Turkey",
title = "Influence of ecological factors to season dynamic of gastrointestinal strnogylidae of small ruminants",
pages = "926-920"
}

Pavlovic, I., Zdravkovic, N., Caro Petrović, V., Ruzic-Muslic, D., Bojkovski, J., Pavlovic, M.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). Influence of ecological factors to season dynamic of gastrointestinal strnogylidae of small ruminants. in V. Balkan Agricultural Congress, 20-23 September, 2023, Edirne, Turkey
Edirne : Trakya University., 920-926.

Pavlovic I, Zdravkovic N, Caro Petrović V, Ruzic-Muslic D, Bojkovski J, Pavlovic M, Tasic A. Influence of ecological factors to season dynamic of gastrointestinal strnogylidae of small ruminants. in V. Balkan Agricultural Congress, 20-23 September, 2023, Edirne, Turkey. 2023;:920-926..

Pavlovic, Ivan, Zdravkovic, Nemanja, Caro Petrović, Violeta, Ruzic-Muslic, Dragana, Bojkovski, Jovan, Pavlovic, Marija, Tasic, Aleksandra, "Influence of ecological factors to season dynamic of gastrointestinal strnogylidae of small ruminants" in V. Balkan Agricultural Congress, 20-23 September, 2023, Edirne, Turkey (2023):920-926.

TY  - JOUR
AU  - Nesic, Ksenija
AU  - Ninkovic, Milan
AU  - Tasic, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/536
AB  - Corn wet distillers grains with solubles (WDGS) included up to 25% in the diet of 16 Simmental dairy cows, 27 to 72 months old, during three weeks, negatively affected rumen function monitored by non-invasive parameters, such as fecal consistency, and also influenced milk quality by reducing milk fat content. Dry distillers’ grains with solubles (DDGS) are currently the most attractive by-product of the bioethanol industry due to the possibility of application in the diet of various animal species, whereas WDGS is often more locally available and financially affordable; however, there is little data in the literature indicating potential negative consequences of its use. Therefore, this report aims to point out, based on a practical example, the possible problems of its application in the diet of dairy cows as the most metabolically sensitive category, as well as to demonstrate steps to prevent and/or mitigate eventual errors.
PB  - Novi Sad : Naučni institut za veterinarstvo "Novi Sad"
T2  - Archives of Veterinary Medicine
T1  - Adverse effects of wet distillers grains with solubles (wdgs) in the diet of dairy cows
EP  - 112
IS  - 1
SP  - 105
VL  - 16
DO  - 10.46784/e-avm.v16i1.321
ER  - 

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year = "2023",
abstract = "Corn wet distillers grains with solubles (WDGS) included up to 25% in the diet of 16 Simmental dairy cows, 27 to 72 months old, during three weeks, negatively affected rumen function monitored by non-invasive parameters, such as fecal consistency, and also influenced milk quality by reducing milk fat content. Dry distillers’ grains with solubles (DDGS) are currently the most attractive by-product of the bioethanol industry due to the possibility of application in the diet of various animal species, whereas WDGS is often more locally available and financially affordable; however, there is little data in the literature indicating potential negative consequences of its use. Therefore, this report aims to point out, based on a practical example, the possible problems of its application in the diet of dairy cows as the most metabolically sensitive category, as well as to demonstrate steps to prevent and/or mitigate eventual errors.",
publisher = "Novi Sad : Naučni institut za veterinarstvo "Novi Sad"",
journal = "Archives of Veterinary Medicine",
title = "Adverse effects of wet distillers grains with solubles (wdgs) in the diet of dairy cows",
pages = "112-105",
number = "1",
volume = "16",
doi = "10.46784/e-avm.v16i1.321"
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Nesic, K., Ninkovic, M.,& Tasic, A.. (2023). Adverse effects of wet distillers grains with solubles (wdgs) in the diet of dairy cows. in Archives of Veterinary Medicine
Novi Sad : Naučni institut za veterinarstvo "Novi Sad"., 16(1), 105-112.
https://doi.org/10.46784/e-avm.v16i1.321

Nesic K, Ninkovic M, Tasic A. Adverse effects of wet distillers grains with solubles (wdgs) in the diet of dairy cows. in Archives of Veterinary Medicine. 2023;16(1):105-112.
doi:10.46784/e-avm.v16i1.321 .

Nesic, Ksenija, Ninkovic, Milan, Tasic, Aleksandra, "Adverse effects of wet distillers grains with solubles (wdgs) in the diet of dairy cows" in Archives of Veterinary Medicine, 16, no. 1 (2023):105-112,
https://doi.org/10.46784/e-avm.v16i1.321 . .

TY  - CONF
AU  - Nikolić, Željka
AU  - Milovanović, Dubravka
AU  - Marčeta Kaninski, Milica
AU  - Nikolić, Vladimir
AU  - Radulović, Aleksandra
AU  - Tasić, Aleksandra
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/999
AB  - Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a group of hydrophobic organic 
compounds, which are ubiquitous in the environment. Some of them exhibit toxicity, 
mutagenicity, and carcinogenicity [1]. There is a high PAH content in creosote impregnated 
wood [2]. 
Creosote impregnated wood which was used and discarded becomes hazardous waste. 
Concentration of PAHs in used impregnated wood can be reduced by leaching with suitable 
solvent systems. Thus, the aim of this study was to compare different organic acids solvent 
systems for leaching PAHs out of impregnated wood to obtain non-hazardous waste. 
Leaching tests on impregnated wood were performed with 15 % water solution of urea, 
concentrated formic acid, 15 % solution of urea in formic acid and glacial acetic acid [3]. 
Concentration of PAHs in extracts was measured by GC-FID technique. Polycyclic aromatic 
hydrocarbons that were determined are naphthalene, 1-methylnaphthalene, acenaphthene, 
fluorene, phenanthrene, anthracene, fluoranthene, pyrene, benzo[a] anthracene and 
chrysene.
PB  - Beograd : Srpsko hemijsko društvo
C3  - 9. simpozijum Hemija i zaštita životne sredine EnviroChem2023 : Knjiga izvoda
T1  - Organic acids as solvents for leaching PAHs out of impregnated wood
SP  - 85-86
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Nikolić, Željka and Milovanović, Dubravka and Marčeta Kaninski, Milica and Nikolić, Vladimir and Radulović, Aleksandra and Tasić, Aleksandra",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Polycyclic aromatic hydrocarbons (PAHs) are a group of hydrophobic organic 
compounds, which are ubiquitous in the environment. Some of them exhibit toxicity, 
mutagenicity, and carcinogenicity [1]. There is a high PAH content in creosote impregnated 
wood [2]. 
Creosote impregnated wood which was used and discarded becomes hazardous waste. 
Concentration of PAHs in used impregnated wood can be reduced by leaching with suitable 
solvent systems. Thus, the aim of this study was to compare different organic acids solvent 
systems for leaching PAHs out of impregnated wood to obtain non-hazardous waste. 
Leaching tests on impregnated wood were performed with 15 % water solution of urea, 
concentrated formic acid, 15 % solution of urea in formic acid and glacial acetic acid [3]. 
Concentration of PAHs in extracts was measured by GC-FID technique. Polycyclic aromatic 
hydrocarbons that were determined are naphthalene, 1-methylnaphthalene, acenaphthene, 
fluorene, phenanthrene, anthracene, fluoranthene, pyrene, benzo[a] anthracene and 
chrysene.",
publisher = "Beograd : Srpsko hemijsko društvo",
journal = "9. simpozijum Hemija i zaštita životne sredine EnviroChem2023 : Knjiga izvoda",
title = "Organic acids as solvents for leaching PAHs out of impregnated wood",
pages = "85-86"
}

Nikolić, Ž., Milovanović, D., Marčeta Kaninski, M., Nikolić, V., Radulović, A.,& Tasić, A.. (2023). Organic acids as solvents for leaching PAHs out of impregnated wood. in 9. simpozijum Hemija i zaštita životne sredine EnviroChem2023 : Knjiga izvoda
Beograd : Srpsko hemijsko društvo., 85-86.

Nikolić Ž, Milovanović D, Marčeta Kaninski M, Nikolić V, Radulović A, Tasić A. Organic acids as solvents for leaching PAHs out of impregnated wood. in 9. simpozijum Hemija i zaštita životne sredine EnviroChem2023 : Knjiga izvoda. 2023;:85-86..

Nikolić, Željka, Milovanović, Dubravka, Marčeta Kaninski, Milica, Nikolić, Vladimir, Radulović, Aleksandra, Tasić, Aleksandra, "Organic acids as solvents for leaching PAHs out of impregnated wood" in 9. simpozijum Hemija i zaštita životne sredine EnviroChem2023 : Knjiga izvoda (2023):85-86.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Zdravković, Nemanja
AU  - Pavlović, Ivan
AU  - Tasić, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlović, Marija
AU  - Radanović, Oliver
AU  - Plavša, Nada
AU  - Stevanović, Milan
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/1002
AB  - European foulbrood of honeybee (EFB) is a bacterial disease that infects 
young brood up to 48 hours of age. The primary causative agent is 
Melissococcus plutonius, a Gram-positive lanceolate or round bacterium 
that requires cultivation under artificial conditions. 
Identification of this disease in the field during its presence is unreliable if 
not accompanied by laboratory confirmation. The most common and 
obvious sign is larval death shortly before brood closure, however this is not 
pathognomonic of EFB, and most infected colonies show few visible signs 
of disease. The infection remains enzootic within the individual colony/hive and therefore relapses of the disease can be expected in the coming years. 
The disease is widespread throughout the world and is a growing problem in 
some areas.
AB  - Evropska kuga pčelinjeg legla (EK) je bakterijska bolest koja zaražava mlado leglo do 48h starosti. Primarni uzročnik je Melissococcus plutonius, gram pozitivna lancetasta ili okrugla bakterija koja je zahtvna za uzgoj u veštačkim uslovima.  Identifikacija ove bolesti na terenu tokom njenog prisustva je nepouzdana ako nije praćena laboratorijskim potvrdom. Najčešći i najočigledniji znak je smrt larvi neposredno pre zatvaranja legla, međutim to nije patognomonično za EK, a uz to većina zaraženih kolonija pokazuje malo vidljivih znakova bolesti. Infekcija ostaje enzootska iznutra pojedinačne kolonije/košnice i zato se mogu očekivati recidivi bolesti u narednim godinama. Bolest je široko rasprostranjena širom sveta i predstavlja sve veći problem u nekim oblastima.
PB  - Boegrad : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije
C3  - 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
T1  - European foulbrood of honeybee – in short
T1  - Evropska kuga pčelinjeg legla – ukratko
EP  - 37
SP  - 34
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Zdravković, Nemanja and Pavlović, Ivan and Tasić, Aleksandra and Pavlović, Marija and Radanović, Oliver and Plavša, Nada and Stevanović, Milan",
year = "2023",
abstract = "European foulbrood of honeybee (EFB) is a bacterial disease that infects 
young brood up to 48 hours of age. The primary causative agent is 
Melissococcus plutonius, a Gram-positive lanceolate or round bacterium 
that requires cultivation under artificial conditions. 
Identification of this disease in the field during its presence is unreliable if 
not accompanied by laboratory confirmation. The most common and 
obvious sign is larval death shortly before brood closure, however this is not 
pathognomonic of EFB, and most infected colonies show few visible signs 
of disease. The infection remains enzootic within the individual colony/hive and therefore relapses of the disease can be expected in the coming years. 
The disease is widespread throughout the world and is a growing problem in 
some areas., Evropska kuga pčelinjeg legla (EK) je bakterijska bolest koja zaražava mlado leglo do 48h starosti. Primarni uzročnik je Melissococcus plutonius, gram pozitivna lancetasta ili okrugla bakterija koja je zahtvna za uzgoj u veštačkim uslovima.  Identifikacija ove bolesti na terenu tokom njenog prisustva je nepouzdana ako nije praćena laboratorijskim potvrdom. Najčešći i najočigledniji znak je smrt larvi neposredno pre zatvaranja legla, međutim to nije patognomonično za EK, a uz to većina zaraženih kolonija pokazuje malo vidljivih znakova bolesti. Infekcija ostaje enzootska iznutra pojedinačne kolonije/košnice i zato se mogu očekivati recidivi bolesti u narednim godinama. Bolest je široko rasprostranjena širom sveta i predstavlja sve veći problem u nekim oblastima.",
publisher = "Boegrad : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije",
journal = "3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost",
title = "European foulbrood of honeybee – in short, Evropska kuga pčelinjeg legla – ukratko",
pages = "37-34"
}

Zdravković, N., Pavlović, I., Tasić, A., Pavlović, M., Radanović, O., Plavša, N.,& Stevanović, M.. (2023). European foulbrood of honeybee – in short. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
Boegrad : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije., 34-37.

Zdravković N, Pavlović I, Tasić A, Pavlović M, Radanović O, Plavša N, Stevanović M. European foulbrood of honeybee – in short. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost. 2023;:34-37..

Zdravković, Nemanja, Pavlović, Ivan, Tasić, Aleksandra, Pavlović, Marija, Radanović, Oliver, Plavša, Nada, Stevanović, Milan, "European foulbrood of honeybee – in short" in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost (2023):34-37.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Pavlović, Ivan
AU  - Plavša, Nada
AU  - Karapetkovska -Hristova, Vesna
AU  - Mederle, Narcisa
AU  - Burjanadze, Medea
AU  - Zdravković, Nemanja
AU  - Tasić, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlović, Marija
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/1001
AB  - Small hive beetles, Aethina tumida, are parasites and scavengers of honey 
bee.Females lay eggs in the spaces between the frames and the hive wall. 
Adult and larvae small hive beetles feed on honey bee brood, honey and 
pollen, thus causing brood death, fermentation of honey and comb 
destruction. The beetles can promote structural collapse of the nest and 
cause the adult honey bees to abscond.
AB  - Male bube košnice, Aethina tumida, su paraziti pčela koji štete celoj zajednici u košnici. Ženke polažu jaja u prostore između okvira i zida košnice. Odrasle i larve se hrane pčelinjim leglom, medom i polenom, uzrokujući uginuće legla, fermentaciju meda i uništavanje saća. Male bube košnice mogu da promovišu strukturalni kolaps gnezda i da izazovu bekstvo odraslih pčela.
PB  - Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije
C3  - 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
T1  - The most important parasitic insects of honey bees
T1  - Najvažniji insekti paraziti pčela
EP  - 41
SP  - 38
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Pavlović, Ivan and Plavša, Nada and Karapetkovska -Hristova, Vesna and Mederle, Narcisa and Burjanadze, Medea and Zdravković, Nemanja and Tasić, Aleksandra and Pavlović, Marija",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Small hive beetles, Aethina tumida, are parasites and scavengers of honey 
bee.Females lay eggs in the spaces between the frames and the hive wall. 
Adult and larvae small hive beetles feed on honey bee brood, honey and 
pollen, thus causing brood death, fermentation of honey and comb 
destruction. The beetles can promote structural collapse of the nest and 
cause the adult honey bees to abscond., Male bube košnice, Aethina tumida, su paraziti pčela koji štete celoj zajednici u košnici. Ženke polažu jaja u prostore između okvira i zida košnice. Odrasle i larve se hrane pčelinjim leglom, medom i polenom, uzrokujući uginuće legla, fermentaciju meda i uništavanje saća. Male bube košnice mogu da promovišu strukturalni kolaps gnezda i da izazovu bekstvo odraslih pčela.",
publisher = "Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije",
journal = "3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost",
title = "The most important parasitic insects of honey bees, Najvažniji insekti paraziti pčela",
pages = "41-38"
}

Pavlović, I., Plavša, N., Karapetkovska -Hristova, V., Mederle, N., Burjanadze, M., Zdravković, N., Tasić, A.,& Pavlović, M.. (2023). The most important parasitic insects of honey bees. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije., 38-41.

Pavlović I, Plavša N, Karapetkovska -Hristova V, Mederle N, Burjanadze M, Zdravković N, Tasić A, Pavlović M. The most important parasitic insects of honey bees. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost. 2023;:38-41..

Pavlović, Ivan, Plavša, Nada, Karapetkovska -Hristova, Vesna, Mederle, Narcisa, Burjanadze, Medea, Zdravković, Nemanja, Tasić, Aleksandra, Pavlović, Marija, "The most important parasitic insects of honey bees" in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost (2023):38-41.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Plavša, Nada
AU  - Pavlović, Ivan
AU  - Novakov, Nikolina
AU  - Mederle, Narcisa
AU  - Zdravković, Nemanja
AU  - Tasić, Aleksandra
AU  - Plavša, Nikola
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/1003
AB  - Nosemosis is one of the most dangerous diseases of adult bees, widespread 
in beekeeping all over the world. This is a disease whose clinical symptoms 
are observed at a late stage, therefore beekeepers do not notice it in time, 
and its consequences are drastic for the survival of the bee colony, which is 
why many call it the "silent killer of bee colonies". As with other diseases, 
prevention plays a significant role in the suppression and eradication of this 
dangerous disease of the adult bee population. It is recommended to choose 
a suitable place for the apiary (dry, sunny terrain) and that there is plenty of pollen and nectar in the area during spring and summer. Renewing the comb 
and removing the old, dark comb from the hive, as well as permanent 
disinfection, are extremely important. Weakened and infected societies must 
never merge with healthy societies because this will only lead to the spread 
of disease.
AB  - Nozemoza je jedno od najopasnijih oboljenja odraslih pčela raširena u pčelarstvu širom sveta. Ovo je bolest čiji se klinički simptomi uočavaju u kasnoj fazi, stoga je pčelari ne uoče na vreme,a njene posledice su drastične po opstanak pčelinje zajednice, zbog čega je mnogi nazivaju "tihi ubica pčelinjih zajednica". Kao i kod drugih oboljenja preventiva ima značajnu ulogu u suzbijanju i eradikacije ove opasne bolesti odrasle populacije pčela. Preporučuje se izbor pogodnog mesta za pčelinjak (suv, osunčan teren) i da u okolini u toku proleća i leta ima dosta polena i nektara. Obnova saća i uklanjanje starog, tamnog saća iz košnice, kao i permanentna dezinfekcija su od izuzetne važnosti. Oslabljena i zaražena društva se nikada ne smeju spajati sa zdravim društvima  jer će to samo dovesti do širenja bolesti.
PB  - Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije
C3  - 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
T1  - The importance of preventive measures in the control of bee nozemosis
T1  - Značaj preventivnih mera u suzbijanju nozemoze pčela
EP  - 29
SP  - 26
ER  - 

@conference{
author = "Plavša, Nada and Pavlović, Ivan and Novakov, Nikolina and Mederle, Narcisa and Zdravković, Nemanja and Tasić, Aleksandra and Plavša, Nikola",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Nosemosis is one of the most dangerous diseases of adult bees, widespread 
in beekeeping all over the world. This is a disease whose clinical symptoms 
are observed at a late stage, therefore beekeepers do not notice it in time, 
and its consequences are drastic for the survival of the bee colony, which is 
why many call it the "silent killer of bee colonies". As with other diseases, 
prevention plays a significant role in the suppression and eradication of this 
dangerous disease of the adult bee population. It is recommended to choose 
a suitable place for the apiary (dry, sunny terrain) and that there is plenty of pollen and nectar in the area during spring and summer. Renewing the comb 
and removing the old, dark comb from the hive, as well as permanent 
disinfection, are extremely important. Weakened and infected societies must 
never merge with healthy societies because this will only lead to the spread 
of disease., Nozemoza je jedno od najopasnijih oboljenja odraslih pčela raširena u pčelarstvu širom sveta. Ovo je bolest čiji se klinički simptomi uočavaju u kasnoj fazi, stoga je pčelari ne uoče na vreme,a njene posledice su drastične po opstanak pčelinje zajednice, zbog čega je mnogi nazivaju "tihi ubica pčelinjih zajednica". Kao i kod drugih oboljenja preventiva ima značajnu ulogu u suzbijanju i eradikacije ove opasne bolesti odrasle populacije pčela. Preporučuje se izbor pogodnog mesta za pčelinjak (suv, osunčan teren) i da u okolini u toku proleća i leta ima dosta polena i nektara. Obnova saća i uklanjanje starog, tamnog saća iz košnice, kao i permanentna dezinfekcija su od izuzetne važnosti. Oslabljena i zaražena društva se nikada ne smeju spajati sa zdravim društvima  jer će to samo dovesti do širenja bolesti.",
publisher = "Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije",
journal = "3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost",
title = "The importance of preventive measures in the control of bee nozemosis, Značaj preventivnih mera u suzbijanju nozemoze pčela",
pages = "29-26"
}

Plavša, N., Pavlović, I., Novakov, N., Mederle, N., Zdravković, N., Tasić, A.,& Plavša, N.. (2023). The importance of preventive measures in the control of bee nozemosis. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije., 26-29.

Plavša N, Pavlović I, Novakov N, Mederle N, Zdravković N, Tasić A, Plavša N. The importance of preventive measures in the control of bee nozemosis. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost. 2023;:26-29..

Plavša, Nada, Pavlović, Ivan, Novakov, Nikolina, Mederle, Narcisa, Zdravković, Nemanja, Tasić, Aleksandra, Plavša, Nikola, "The importance of preventive measures in the control of bee nozemosis" in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future :  3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost (2023):26-29.

TY  - CONF
AU  - Simeunović, Sara
AU  - Tasić, Aleksandra
AU  - Pavlović, Ivan
PY  - 2023
UR  - https://reponivs.nivs.rs/handle/123456789/1000
AB  - Honey is an aromatic compound, a natural food that contains a large amount of nutritional value, which is used in nutrition, but also in medicine due to its medicinal properties. Bioactive compounds (phenols, carotenoids, unsaturated fatty acids, etc.) are considered beneficial to human health due to their potential positive effects. In a healthy diet, it is important to ensure a regular intake of foods that are rich in bioactive compounds, and one such natural food is honey. The degree of quality of honey is influenced by ecological, botanical and geographical factors, the method of storage and preservation of honey, but also the chemical and biochemical properties of honey, which are tested in laboratory conditions using appropriate methods.The results of numerous analyzes indicate the bioactive and pharmacological potential of honey (antioxidant, antibacterial, antifungal potential, etc.), hence the reason for the widespread use of honey for nutritional, medical, therapeutic and other purposes.
AB  - Kako u svakodnevnom životu ljudi još od davnina konzumiraju različite vrste meda istovremeno kao prirodnog zaslađivača i kao lek, cilj ovog istraživanja je utvrđivanje prisustva antioksidativnih supastanci, odnosno antioksidativne aktivnosti različitih vrsta meda. Postoji zavisnost između boje meda i antioksidativnog efekta, to jest svetlija boja meda ukazuje na manji antioksidativni efekat, a tamnija boja ukazuje na veći antioksidativni efekat. Antioksidativna svojstva hrane su jedna od redovnih analiza koje se rade na različitim izvorima hrane kako bi se otkrile njihove moguće sposobnosti za unapređenje zdravlja. Tako i ovaj naučni rad daje na značaju antioksidativnosti meda i njegove koristi za ljudsko zdravlje.
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T1  - Antioxidant activity of honey
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@conference{
author = "Simeunović, Sara and Tasić, Aleksandra and Pavlović, Ivan",
year = "2023",
abstract = "Honey is an aromatic compound, a natural food that contains a large amount of nutritional value, which is used in nutrition, but also in medicine due to its medicinal properties. Bioactive compounds (phenols, carotenoids, unsaturated fatty acids, etc.) are considered beneficial to human health due to their potential positive effects. In a healthy diet, it is important to ensure a regular intake of foods that are rich in bioactive compounds, and one such natural food is honey. The degree of quality of honey is influenced by ecological, botanical and geographical factors, the method of storage and preservation of honey, but also the chemical and biochemical properties of honey, which are tested in laboratory conditions using appropriate methods.The results of numerous analyzes indicate the bioactive and pharmacological potential of honey (antioxidant, antibacterial, antifungal potential, etc.), hence the reason for the widespread use of honey for nutritional, medical, therapeutic and other purposes., Kako u svakodnevnom životu ljudi još od davnina konzumiraju različite vrste meda istovremeno kao prirodnog zaslađivača i kao lek, cilj ovog istraživanja je utvrđivanje prisustva antioksidativnih supastanci, odnosno antioksidativne aktivnosti različitih vrsta meda. Postoji zavisnost između boje meda i antioksidativnog efekta, to jest svetlija boja meda ukazuje na manji antioksidativni efekat, a tamnija boja ukazuje na veći antioksidativni efekat. Antioksidativna svojstva hrane su jedna od redovnih analiza koje se rade na različitim izvorima hrane kako bi se otkrile njihove moguće sposobnosti za unapređenje zdravlja. Tako i ovaj naučni rad daje na značaju antioksidativnosti meda i njegove koristi za ljudsko zdravlje.",
publisher = "Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije",
journal = "3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost",
title = "Antioxidant activity of honey, Antioksidativna aktivnost meda",
pages = "56-53"
}

Simeunović, S., Tasić, A.,& Pavlović, I.. (2023). Antioxidant activity of honey. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost
Beograd : Akademija pčelarstva i apiterapije Srbije., 53-56.

Simeunović S, Tasić A, Pavlović I. Antioxidant activity of honey. in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost. 2023;:53-56..

Simeunović, Sara, Tasić, Aleksandra, Pavlović, Ivan, "Antioxidant activity of honey" in 3. International symposium on beekeeping, agriculture, apitherapy and nutrition - sustainable agriculture for a healthy future : 3. Međunarodni simpozijum o pčelarstvu, poljoprivredi, apiterapija i nutricionizmu  - održiva poljoprivreda za zdravu budućnost (2023):53-56.