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Growth Performance and Reproductive Traits at First Parity of New Zealand White Female Rabbits as Affected by Heat Stress and Its Alleviation under Egyptian Conditions

I. Marai, M. Ayyat, U. M. Abd El-Monem

2001.12.1TROPICAL ANIMAL HEALTH AND PRODUCTION

DOI: 10.1023/a:1012772311177

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Alleviation of heat stress in the growing and adult female NZW rabbits was more efficient with drinking cool water than with supplementation with palm oil, natural clay or natural clay (as a natural enhancer to growth and milk production).

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MARAI, I.; AYYAT, M.; EL-MONEM, U. M. Abd. Growth performance and reproductive traits at first parity of new zealand white female rabbits as affected by heat stress and its alleviation under egyptian conditions. TROPICAL ANIMAL HEALTH AND PRODUCTION, 2001, 33: 451–462.