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Xilopia Aethiopica dried fruits as additive in broiler production. Dr. Isikwenu (Delta State University)

Published: July 10, 2014

Dr. J. O. Isikwenu from Delta State University, presents his paper on the effect of Xylopia aethiopica dried fruits (grains of selim) as an additive on the performance and microbial population in starter broiler chicks.

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Dr. J. O. Isikwenu

Dr. J. O. Isikwenu

Delta State University Asaba Campus

Delta State University Asaba Campus

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Henrietta rock

Henrietta rock

15 de septiembre de 2016

Where can I buy xylopia aethiopica Thank you

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Onwuka A. Onwuka

Onwuka A. Onwuka

1 de septiembre de 2016

Xylopia aethiopica is called uda in Eastern Nigeria. You can either find it in the market (among herbal sellers) or in the forest if you know it.

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Happy Akpoyede

Happy Akpoyede

20 de febrero de 2015

What is the local name of this fruit in Nigeria language

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