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1. In field trials, eggs from two flocks of Large White turkey hens were injected with about 0.2 ml saline solution containing 600 micrograms of pyridoxine hydrochloride in order to examine its effect on hatchability. 2. Also, in an aseptic laboratory trial, eggs from Large White turkey hens were injected with 0.2 ml of saline solution and 0.2 ml of saline solution containing 600 micrograms of pyridoxine hydrochloride. 3. In field trials, hatchability of pyridoxine-injected eggs was 4.6% higher (P less than 0.05) than the control (non-injected) eggs. 4. In the aseptic laboratory trial, hatchability of pyridoxine-injected eggs was 4.2% higher (P less than 0.05) than saline-injected and control (non-injected) eggs.
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V L Christensen
October 1992,
Poultry science,
E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
August 1984,
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E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
August 1991,
Poultry science,
E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
November 1985,
Poultry science,
E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
July 1972,
Poultry science,
E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
July 1984,
Poultry science,
E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
May 1971,
Poultry science,
E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
January 1975,
Avian diseases,
E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
September 1947,
Veterinary medicine,
E J Robel, and
V L Christensen
January 1987,
Comparative biochemistry and physiology. B, Comparative biochemistry,
