Abstract
During the years 1985 {approx} 1990, the semen of male fowl was irradiated by {beta}-rays, the survival time of the spermatozoa was prolonged and fertility increased by 2% to 5%. The breeding eggs of `Harbin White hen` were irradiated by {sup 60}Co {gamma}-rays to stimulate the growth of the blastoderm of fertilized eggs, the hatching rate increased by 6.86%, the healthy bird rate increased by 5.52%, and the chick weight increased by 5% to 6%. The egg production rate of the first irradiated generation hens increased by 8.03%, the first-egg age of the second irradiated generation hens shifted 6 to 7 weeks earlier and the egg production period prolonged. 72-week egg production was raised by 10.48%.
Shuyu, Wang;
Hongwei, Zhang;
Zaijiu, Cui;
Dashen, Liu;
Peng, Zhang;
Jun, Yi
[1]
- Northeast Agricultural College, Harbin (China)
Citation Formats
Shuyu, Wang, Hongwei, Zhang, Zaijiu, Cui, Dashen, Liu, Peng, Zhang, and Jun, Yi.
A study on increasing the breeding rate of chicks with low-dosage stimulation.
China: N. p.,
1991.
Web.
Shuyu, Wang, Hongwei, Zhang, Zaijiu, Cui, Dashen, Liu, Peng, Zhang, & Jun, Yi.
A study on increasing the breeding rate of chicks with low-dosage stimulation.
China.
Shuyu, Wang, Hongwei, Zhang, Zaijiu, Cui, Dashen, Liu, Peng, Zhang, and Jun, Yi.
1991.
"A study on increasing the breeding rate of chicks with low-dosage stimulation."
China.
@misc{etde_10145179,
title = {A study on increasing the breeding rate of chicks with low-dosage stimulation}
author = {Shuyu, Wang, Hongwei, Zhang, Zaijiu, Cui, Dashen, Liu, Peng, Zhang, and Jun, Yi}
abstractNote = {During the years 1985 {approx} 1990, the semen of male fowl was irradiated by {beta}-rays, the survival time of the spermatozoa was prolonged and fertility increased by 2% to 5%. The breeding eggs of `Harbin White hen` were irradiated by {sup 60}Co {gamma}-rays to stimulate the growth of the blastoderm of fertilized eggs, the hatching rate increased by 6.86%, the healthy bird rate increased by 5.52%, and the chick weight increased by 5% to 6%. The egg production rate of the first irradiated generation hens increased by 8.03%, the first-egg age of the second irradiated generation hens shifted 6 to 7 weeks earlier and the egg production period prolonged. 72-week egg production was raised by 10.48%.}
place = {China}
year = {1991}
month = {Oct}
}
title = {A study on increasing the breeding rate of chicks with low-dosage stimulation}
author = {Shuyu, Wang, Hongwei, Zhang, Zaijiu, Cui, Dashen, Liu, Peng, Zhang, and Jun, Yi}
abstractNote = {During the years 1985 {approx} 1990, the semen of male fowl was irradiated by {beta}-rays, the survival time of the spermatozoa was prolonged and fertility increased by 2% to 5%. The breeding eggs of `Harbin White hen` were irradiated by {sup 60}Co {gamma}-rays to stimulate the growth of the blastoderm of fertilized eggs, the hatching rate increased by 6.86%, the healthy bird rate increased by 5.52%, and the chick weight increased by 5% to 6%. The egg production rate of the first irradiated generation hens increased by 8.03%, the first-egg age of the second irradiated generation hens shifted 6 to 7 weeks earlier and the egg production period prolonged. 72-week egg production was raised by 10.48%.}
place = {China}
year = {1991}
month = {Oct}
}