2018
DOI: 10.5958/2231-6744.2018.00071.3
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Effect of Supplementation of Azolla (Azolla carolini) Meal on Performance of Crossbred (Hampshire × Ghungroo) Pigs

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“…Table (8) showed that the addition of Azolla at a rate of (4.5, 9, 13.5)% to the diet did not significantly affect the feed conversion coefficient during the rearing weeks compared to the control, as well as the total conversion coefficient for the period (1 day -6 weeks), which amounted to (1.607, 1.627). , 1.607, 1.633) gm feed / gm weight gain, and the reason may be due to the fact that the Azolla protein was able to reach a benefit coefficient equal to the protein of the diet replaced by the feed, as it gave the same productive performance to the birds, and these results were in line with Table (3) regarding live body weight and Table (4) regarding weight gain and with the table (5) concerning the relative growth rate and agreed with [24,5,11,12,21] and it differed [26,25,27,14,1,16,18,12,22,20,2]. Significantly different letters indicate that there are significant differences between the means under the probability (p ≤ 0.05).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 74%
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“…Table (8) showed that the addition of Azolla at a rate of (4.5, 9, 13.5)% to the diet did not significantly affect the feed conversion coefficient during the rearing weeks compared to the control, as well as the total conversion coefficient for the period (1 day -6 weeks), which amounted to (1.607, 1.627). , 1.607, 1.633) gm feed / gm weight gain, and the reason may be due to the fact that the Azolla protein was able to reach a benefit coefficient equal to the protein of the diet replaced by the feed, as it gave the same productive performance to the birds, and these results were in line with Table (3) regarding live body weight and Table (4) regarding weight gain and with the table (5) concerning the relative growth rate and agreed with [24,5,11,12,21] and it differed [26,25,27,14,1,16,18,12,22,20,2]. Significantly different letters indicate that there are significant differences between the means under the probability (p ≤ 0.05).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 74%
“…Table (4) showed that the addition of Azolla (4.5,9,13.5)% did not have a significant (P≤0.05) effect on the average body weight compared to control during the breeding weeks as well as in the sixth week, and it reached (3216.67.2993.33, 3110.00) gm, respectively, compared with (3033.33) gm, and this confirms the fact that Replacing the protein obtained from Azolla with the protein of the standard diet gave the same performance of the chicks, which was translated into body weight, and this was in line with the weight gain (Table 4), the relative growth of the chicks(Table 6), and the feed conversion factor (Table 8). These results were supported by the researcher and also [11,3,12,13], while it disagreed with [5,14,1,15,16,17,18], the researcher noted [19,4] . Table (5) showed that the addition of Azolla(4.5,9,13.5)% did not significantly affect the rate of weight gain compared to control during the different breeding period, as well as the total weight gain, which respectively amounted to (3169.17, 2935.67, 3062.33, 2987.33) g for the treatments, respectively, and this is in line with the performance of birds in the rate Body weight (Table 3), relative growth (Table 4) and conversion factor (Table 7) with an improvement in economic indicators (Index, production coefficient and productivity per square meter, Table 9).…”
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confidence: 66%
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“…Teores de proteína bruta na casa de 21,40% (ALALADE; IYAYI, 2006), 22,79% (KHURSHEED et al, 2019 e 23,49% (CHERRYL et al, 2014) foram encontrados em farinha de Azolla. Seu uso já foi amplamente estudado e envolveu espécies como frangos de corte (ARA et al, 2015), perus (SHUKLA et al, 2018), cabras (KUMARI, 2015, vacas de leite (ROY et al, 2015) e suínos (KESHAB et al, 2018).…”
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