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VD - 27/07/2018

Intelligence of plants. Science Blog 116th

Mimosa pudica is a plant of American origin, which has been the subject of numerous studies for its ability to react to external stimuli by closing its leaves. Considering all the trials, the one made by Rene Desfontaines (1750-1833) in 1803 is of great...


Technonews VD - 23/07/2018

Reduction of aflatoxin M1 in milk upon supplementation with a mycotoxin binder (with Silicoglycidol) in dairy cattle

The aim of this trial, conducted at Iowa State University in April 2018, was to evaluate the reduction in aflatoxin (AF) absorption upon feeding with a mycotoxin binder (with Silicoglycidol), so it could prevent absorption by binding AF in the digestive...


Dr. Jaime Borrell Valls - 22/07/2018

Editorial 65: The necessary balance between opposites

Historically scholars have been interested in the influence of biological economy (relationship between energy investment and benefit) in animal and plant behavior. From this idea derives the interest of economists and ethologists for the similarity...


Veterinaria Digital - 22/07/2018

Avian hepatitis by Shigella

White lesions on the hepatic parenchyma are clinically related to a Shigella infection. 


Technonews VD - 16/07/2018

Effect of a natural preservative (cimenol ring) on Clostridium perfringens, in vitro

The aim of the trial, carried out at the Minnesota University (USA) in 2018, was to determine if natural preservative (cimenol ring) at different concentrations (1000, 700, 400 and 200 ppm) could inactivate Clostridium perfringens after contact times of...


Veterinaria Digital - 15/07/2018

Defoliation of the digestive mucosa caused by trichothecenes

Trichothecenes are necrotizing mycotoxins produced by molds of the genus Trichothecium and Fusarium. Their presence in feed causes necrosis of the digestive mucosa, especially of the intestinal one. This defoliation, which starts in the duodenum, affects...


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