2001
DOI: 10.1016/s0921-4488(00)00192-9
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Effect of different dietary energy level intakes on efficiency of estrus synchronization and fertility in Mashona goat does

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“…This study indicated that restriction of dietary energy intake pre-mating resulted in less body weight gain, delay and suppression of oestrus following synchronization, and reduced litter size. These findings are consistent with the observation that low energy intake adversely affected the lambing rate (Mauraya et al, 2004), delayed the onset of oestrus, lowered the ovulation rate and the incidence of multiple ovulations, and further reduced the pregnancy rate in goats (Mani et al, 1992;Kusina et al, 2001).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…This study indicated that restriction of dietary energy intake pre-mating resulted in less body weight gain, delay and suppression of oestrus following synchronization, and reduced litter size. These findings are consistent with the observation that low energy intake adversely affected the lambing rate (Mauraya et al, 2004), delayed the onset of oestrus, lowered the ovulation rate and the incidence of multiple ovulations, and further reduced the pregnancy rate in goats (Mani et al, 1992;Kusina et al, 2001).…”
Section: Discussionsupporting
confidence: 91%
“…Contrary to other works where it has been reported that undernourishment of the females results in the delay and decrease of their sexual response (Kusina et al, 2001), in the present work this phenomenon did not occur. In fact, most of the females of both groups responded sexually to the introduction of the males (Figure 1, Table 1; P>0.05).…”
Section: Resultscontrasting
confidence: 99%
“…A diferencia de otros trabajos donde se ha reportado que una subalimentación de las hembras resulta en el retraso y disminución de su respuesta sexual (Kusina et al, 2001), en el presente trabajo no se presentó dicho fenómeno. En efecto, la mayoría de las hembras de ambos grupos respondió sexualmente a la introducción de los machos (Figura 1, Cuadro1; P>0.05).…”
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