Response of brown hisex chicks to low levels of Jatropha curcas, Ricinus communis or their mixture.
S M el Badwi, H. M. Mousa, Safwaan Adam, H.‐J. Hapke
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S M el Badwi, H. M. Mousa, Safwaan Adam, H.‐J. Hapke
Abstract
Feeding Jatropha curcas seed at 0.5% of the basic diet for 2 w was not lethal to chicks. In chicks fed 0.5% Ricinus communis seed or a mixture of 0.5% J curcas + 0.5% R communis for 2 w, there was dullness, poor growth, locomotor disturbance and death. Pathological changes were correlated with alterations in clinical chemistry and hematology.
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Feeding Jatropha curcas seed at 0.5% of the basic diet for 2 w was not lethal to chicks. In chicks fed 0.5% Ricinus communis seed or a mixture of 0.5% J curcas + 0.5% R communis for 2 w, there was dullness, poor growth, locomotor disturbance and death. Pathological changes were correlated with alterations in clinical chemistry and hematology.
Key concepts: Jatropha curcas, Ricinus, Euphorbiaceae, Jatropha, Biology, Botany, Horticulture, Animal science