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Hui Li1, Morteza Mokhtari2, Jing Tian1

  • 1Inner Mongolia Academy of Agricultural & Animal Husbandry Sciences, Hohhot, China.

The Journal of dairy research
|January 29, 2026
PubMed
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繁殖中国霍尔斯坦奶牛以提高测试日哺乳性能 (TDLP) 可能会增加牛奶产量,但降低牛奶质量. 遗传相关性表明,牛奶量和成分之间存在权衡.

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动物模型动物模型牛奶生产和牛奶的质量重复记录的记录重复记录的记录结构方程模型的结构方程模型.

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