Mechanical removal (epidermal scarification) of pododermatitis injuries reduces the presence of both inflammatory tissue and its associated microbiota in broiler feet
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DOI: 10.3382/ps/pey497
Abstract: ABSTRACT Chicken feet have become an important commodity in the international market, representing a significant portion of poultry products exported by countries such as Brazil and the USA. However, the presence of pododermatitis in the… read more here.
Keywords: feet classification; broiler feet; pododermatitis; mechanical removal ... See more keywords
Post-Invasion Recovery of Plant Communities Colonised by Gunnera tinctoria after Mechanical Removal or Herbicide Application and Its Interaction with an Extreme Weather Event
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DOI: 10.3390/plants11091224
Abstract: The interventions that are required for both the control and post-invasion restoration of native plant communities depends on several factors, including the efficacy of the measures that are used and how these interact with environmental… read more here.
Keywords: mechanical removal; event; extreme weather; weather event ... See more keywords