Metals, vitamins, pharmaceuticals, pesticides and plant poisoning and therapy in swine were summarised in this article.
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Objective & Hypothesis:Sometimes, acute poisoning of swine can be seen due to mycotoxins and drugs, minerals, vitamins, pesticides, plants (Cocklebur-Xanthium strumarium L. etc), plant substances (gossypol ets), toxic gases.
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Key Findings & Data:Sometimes, acute poisoning of swine can be seen due to mycotoxins and drugs, minerals, vitamins, pesticides, plants (Cocklebur-Xanthium strumarium L. etc), plant substances (gossypol ets), toxic gases.
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Conclusion & Impact:Metals, vitamins, pharmaceuticals, pesticides and plant poisoning and therapy in swine were summarised in this article.
🔬Design:Research Article
📍Scope:Comprehensive Sample
⚙️Variables:toksisite · zehirlenme · domuz
Abstract
Sometimes, acute poisoning of swine can be seen due to mycotoxins and drugs, minerals, vitamins, pesticides, plants (Cocklebur-Xanthium strumarium L. etc), plant substances (gossypol ets), toxic gases. Metals, vitamins, pharmaceuticals, pesticides and plant poisoning and therapy in swine were summarised in this article.
Özet
Domuzlarda, bazen mikotoksin, ilaç, mineral, vitamin, pestisid, bitkiler (Cocklebur-Xanthium strumarium L. gibi), bitkisel maddeler (gossipol gibi) ve toksik gazlara bağlı zehirlenmeler görülebilmektedir. Bu makalede, domuzlarda zehirlenmeye sebep olabilen ilaçlar, mineraller, vitaminler, pestisitler ve bitkiler ile sağaltımları hakkında bilgi verilmiştir.
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