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Hemato-biochemical studies in crossbred (T&D) pigs on dietary supplementation of Indian gooseberry (Phyllanthus emblica) and multienzyme
International Journal of Chemical Studies · 2017 · Vol. 5(4) · pp. 177–179
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In a completely randomized block design, experimental rations of grower and finisher were fed to 4 groups of animals with 5 animals (11.39 kg ± 0.17 body wt.) in each group. The ration was supplemented with or without Indian gooseberry (amla) and multienzyme. Thus the 4 ration were a control (C), control with enzyme 0.05%(T1), control with 1.5 % amla powder and 0.05% multienzyme(T2), control with 2% amla and 0.05% multi enzyme (T3) in both the stages. Blood was collected from 3 animals from each treatment group for hemato-biochemical study at the beginning, final stage of grower and finisher pigs in the experiment. There were significantly (P
Phytochemistry and Bioactivity StudiesMedicinal Plants and Bioactive CompoundsPhyllanthus emblicaRandomized block designCrossbreedBiologyPhyllanthusTraditional medicineFood scienceAnimal scienceBotanyHorticulture
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