Exact(8)
Percentage weight gain, specific growth rate (SGR), survival, feed conversion ratio (FCR) and body composition of grouper juveniles were measured.
There were no significant differences in shrimp survival, feed conversion ratio, or final biomass between the two treatments.
After 12 weeks, there were no significant differences in survival, feed intake and weight gain between diets.
Among the supplemented diets, vitamin premix did significantly affect survival, feed intake, protein retention efficiency (PRE), energy retention efficiency, hematocrit and HSI, but not weight gain or FCR.
No significant differences were found in survival, feed efficiency, body compositions, hepatosomatic index, viscerosomatic index and condition factor among the all treatments (P > 0.05).
The results showed that the survival, feed intake, growth, FCR, energy and protein retention of fish fed the diet containing SE CM were similar or even higher to those of fish fed the fish meal reference diet (FM) and the LM diet.
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The second approach indirectly the relative host response by examining the physiological and biochemical reactions of the BPH (feeding rate, fecundity and survival) feeding on different varieties.
The loss in body weight during survival feeding was 187.5 and 16.7 g daily in Group 1 and 2, respectively, which was compensated during revival feeding with an average daily gain of 449.9 and 337.5 g in corresponding groups.
The injection of GI dsRNA did not affect tick survival, feeding and oviposition, a fact that correlated with the absence of GI knockdown in ticks (Table 1).
The injection of GII dsRNA in unfed ticks resulted in reduced tick survival, feeding, oviposition and hatching when compared to control ticks (Table 1).
RNAi was used to study the effect of the knockdown of subolesin-interacting protein-coding genes, GI and GII, on female tick survival, feeding, oviposition, hatching and egg development.
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