Effect of oxytocin on conception rate in buffaloes

By:

NARINDER Singh

Material type: Text

TextPublication details: Ludhiana PAU 1973Edition: Animal Production PhysiologyDescription: 44+14LSubject(s):

DDC classification:

T 636.208.24 N25E

Summary: The studies included in female were (i) the effect of oxytocin on conception rate, (ii) to determine the optimum dose of oxytocin, (iii) the effect of temperament of animal on conception rate, (iv) the effect of duration of heat on conception rate when in

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The studies included in female were (i) the effect of oxytocin on conception rate, (ii) to determine the optimum dose of oxytocin, (iii) the effect of temperament of animal on conception rate, (iv) the effect of duration of heat on conception rate when in

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