Effects of substitution of soybean meal with rapeseed meal and glutamine supplementation on growth performance, intestinal morphology, and intestinal mucosa barrier of Qiandongnan Xiaoxiang Chicken |
Zhang, Bolin
(Department of Biology and Agriculture, Characteristic Laboratory of Animal Resources Conservation and Utilization of Chishui River Basin, Zunyi Normal College)
Liu, Ning (Department of Biology and Agriculture, Characteristic Laboratory of Animal Resources Conservation and Utilization of Chishui River Basin, Zunyi Normal College) Hao, Meilin (Department of Biology and Agriculture, Characteristic Laboratory of Animal Resources Conservation and Utilization of Chishui River Basin, Zunyi Normal College) Xie, Yuxiao (Department of Biology and Agriculture, Characteristic Laboratory of Animal Resources Conservation and Utilization of Chishui River Basin, Zunyi Normal College) Song, Peiyong (Department of Biology and Agriculture, Characteristic Laboratory of Animal Resources Conservation and Utilization of Chishui River Basin, Zunyi Normal College) |
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