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Islam G Abdelghani1, Asmaa M Sheiha1, Sameh A Abdelnour2

  • 1Department of Animal Production, Faculty of Agriculture, Zagazig University, Zagazig, 44511, Egypt.

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乙醇瓜叶提取物 (GLE) 补充剂改善了子的生长,料效率和整体健康. 食GLE的子显示营养消化能力提高,血液样本更好,抗氧化剂状况改善,表明其作为有益的料添加剂的潜力.

关键词:
血液生理学 血液生理学植物性副产品 植物性副产品在子生长过程中,子在成长.健康和营养的消化能力.

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