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Browsing Volume 71 by Author "Mohyuddin, S.G."

Browsing Volume 71 by Author "Mohyuddin, S.G."

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  • APPLICATION OF FEED ADDITIVES IN POULTRY PRODUCTION AND ITS POSSIBLE EFFECTS 
    Qamar, A.; Mohyuddin, S.G.; Hamza, A.; Lartey, K.A.; Shi, C.Q.; Yang, F.; Lu, Z.; Yang, J.; Chen, J.J. (Karachi:Pakistan Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Karachi., 2019-03-15)
    : Intestinal health is very critical for wellbeing, welfare and performance of poultry. Generally, due to absence of available technologies, our knowledge about the variety of microbial species inside the chicken ...
  • PHYSICAL AND CHEMICAL FACTORS AFFECTING CHICKEN MEAT COLOR 
    Qamar, A.; Mohyuddin, S.G.; Hamza, A.; Lartey, K.A.; Shi, C.Q.; Yang, F.; Lu, Z; Yang, J.; Chen, J.J. (Higher Education Commission, Paas, Lahore, 2019-06-15)
    The expectation in term of meat quality characters has been increased due to consumer demand in the last few years. The quality of meat and meat products have a major concern and can never be compromised in any situation. ...
  • QUINOA IS BENEFICIAL TO THE COMPREHENSIVE NUTRITIONAL VALUE OF POTENTIAL HEALTH 
    Mohyuddin, S.G.; Riaz, A.; Qamar, A.; Ali, S.H.; Hu, C.; Wu, L.; Yu, T.; Ju, X.H. (2019-06-15)
    The quinoa herb belongs to the family of Chenopodiaceae in which spinach and beet also originate. It is South America local herb, and Chenopodium has 250 different kinds all over the world. Quinoa is a pseudo-cereal with ...
  • RESPONSE OF ALKALI TREATED RICE HUSK IN BUFFALO CALVES ON GROWTH, DRY MATTER INTAKE, NUTRIENT DIGESTIBILITY and BLOOD METABOLITES. 
    Ahmad, F.; Asghar, A.; Wadood, F.; Yaseen, A; Akmal, M.; Mubeeen, M.; Qamar, M. I.; Mohyuddin, S.G.; Mujahid, N. (Karachi:Pakistan Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences, University of Karachi., 2019-03-15)
    A feeding plan was undertaken in Nili-Ravi growing male buffalo calves having age of 6-8 months and 100-120 Kg live body weight to observe the effect of 2% alkali treated rice husk contained in the diet on feed and growth ...

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