Influence of acidified drinking water on growth performance and gastrointestinal function of broilers

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Influence of acidified drinking water on growth performance and gastrointestinal function of broilers

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Main Author:	Hamid, H. (autor)
Other Authors:	Shi, H. Q. (autor), Ma, G. Y. (autor), Fan, Y. (autor), Li, W. X. (autor), Zhao, L. H. (autor), Zhang, J. Y. (autor), Ji, C. (autor), Ma, Q. G. (autor)
Format:	Article
Language:	English
Subjects:	AGUA POTABLE CRECIMIENTO SISTEMA DIGESTIVO POLLOS DE ENGORDE SALUD ANIMAL

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