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1.	Studies Of Alcohol-Fermented Feedstuff On Quality Meat Production Effect In Yanbian Yellow Cattle
2.	Comparative Studies Of The Suitable Energy Levels Of Three Types Yellow Broilers
3.	Studies On Digestible Methionine And Lysine Requirement Of Egg-Type Cockerels
4.	Study On The Nutritive Value Of Early Indica Paddy And Its Application In The Diets Of Beef Cattle
5.	Studies On Amino Acid Requirements Of Gushi Chicks
6.	Effects Of Supplementary Feeding On The Performance Of Xiangdong Black Goat Fattening Kid
7.	Study On The Nutrition Value And Effect Of Caragana On Productive Performance In Holstein Heifers
8.	Effect Of Lasalocid On Methionine Metabolism Of Rumen
9.	The Research Of Commercialized Production Technology Pattern On Xinjiang Prairie Beef Cattle
10.	The Effect Of Feeding Condition On Growth Performance And Four Hormone Levels In Blood Of Veal Calves
11.	Haplotype Diversity In Myostatin Promoter Region And Its Associations With Birth Weight And Growth Traits In Pigs
12.	The Study Of H6-3 Bacillus Subtilis On Separating, Biological Characteristics, Optimization Of Culture Conditions And Clinical Effectiveness
13.	Different Nutrient Levels To Xinjiang Brown Cow Daily Gain And Serum Biochemical, Hormone Levels Change Rules
14.	Relational Model Between Temperature-Humidity Index (THI) And Feed Intake Or Daily Gain In Growing Pig
15.	The Pseudorabies Serologic Surveys In Six Large-Scale Pig Farms And The Immunization With Three Commercial Pseudorabies Vaccines In Zhejiang Province
16.	Effect Of Dietary Crude Fiber Level On The Intestinal Morphology And Growth Of Growing Rabbits
17.	Influence Of Birth Weight, Weaning Weight And ADG During Lactation Of Calves On The Future Growth Performance
18.	Study On The Methods Of Genomic Selection For Meat Sheep By Simulation
19.	Analysis On Concentrate Supplementary Feeding Effect Of Tibetan Sheep In Qinghai Province
20.	Study On The Effects Of The Formulation Of Glucose Oxidase For Alleviating The Damage Of Mice With Feed Mildew
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