effect of bacillus subtilis microecological probiotics on livestock breeding
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Abstract
As a kind of green and healthy microecologics, Bacillus subtilis could balance the intestinal flora, promote the nutrient absorption and enhance immunity. Microecologics is one of the ideal antibiotics alternative, which are effective in preventing and treating animal disease and promoting the growth and development of the animal. Because of its advantages, such as no toxin side effect and no residual or drug-resistant, microecologics has been used in livestock breeding widely. Here, we concluded the characteristics and mechanism of Bacillus subtilis,elaborated application of microecologics on livestock breeding, discussed its problems and suggested its solved methods. In the end, the future of microecologics was expected in order to provide a reference for subsequent livestock breeding.
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| Authors | ;Xiaohui ZHOU;Wei LI;Hao LIU |
| Journal | The American journal of managed care |
| Year | 2016 |
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10.7535/hbkd.2016yx05012
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