ahmedabudief

Dr. Ahmed Mohamed Abu-Dief

Professor - Professor of Physical and Inorganic Chemistry

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Publications Which contain the keyword: immune response

Assessment of date palm pollen supplementation on productivity, digestibility, immune response, and intestinal and hepatic morphology of Egyptian fayoumi laying Hens

2018-10-14 19:41:06 Keywords date palm pollen, digestibility, immune response, intestinal morphology, liver,
Assessment of date palm pollen supplementation on productivity, digestibility, immune response, and intestinal and hepatic morphology of Egyptian fayoumi laying Hens
This study was carried out to assess the influence of date palm pollen supplement on the productive performance, digestibility, immune response, and some morphological parameters of Fayoumi laying hens. One-hundred and fifty hens of 30-weeks of age were included in the study. The treated group was supplemented with 0.5% date palm pollen. The experiment was divided into three periods; each ... Read more

Assessment of date palm pollen supplementation on productivity, digestibility, immune response, and intestinal and hepatic morphology of Egyptian fayoumi laying Hens

2018-08-26 12:43:00 Keywords date palm pollen, digestibility, immune response, intestinal morphology, liver,
Assessment of date palm pollen supplementation on productivity, digestibility, immune response, and intestinal and hepatic morphology of Egyptian fayoumi laying Hens
This study was carried out to assess the inluence of date palm pollen supplement on the productive performance, digestibility, immune response, and some morphological parameters of Fayoumi laying hens. One-hundred and ifty hens of 30-weeks of age were included in the study. The treated group was supplemented with 0.5% date palm pollen. The experiment was divided into three periods; each ... Read more

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