Our results for percentage hen-day

Our results for percentage hen-day production agree
with those of Cantor et al. (2000) and Patton (2000) who
reported no difference in percentage hen-day production
when hens were fed a basal diet supplemented with 0 or
0.30 ppm of SS or SY. However, our results disagree with
those of Cantor and Scott (1974) who reported an increase
in percentage hen-day production for hens fed 0.10 ppm
of SM relative to no supplementation, with percentage
hen-day production of hens fed SS at 0.10 ppm intermediate
between the two

ผลลัพธ์ (เมารี) 1:

Tatou hua mō te ōrau hen-ra production whakaae
ki te hunga o Cantor et al. (2000) me te Patton (2000) nei i
korerotia he rereketanga i roto i te ōrau hen-ra production
, i whangai heihei i te kai basal i kō ki 0 ranei
0.30 ppm o SS SY ranei. Heoi, i to tatou hua whakahē ki
te hunga o Cantor, a Scott (1974) nei i korerotia i te hua
i roto i te ōrau hen-ra production mō heihei whangai 0.10 ppm
o SM whanaunga ki kahore supplementation, ki te ōrau
hen-ra hanga o te heihei whangai SS i 0.10 ppm takawaenga
i waenganui i te rua