Goel et al., 2016 - Google Patents
Status and prospects of reproductive biotechnologies of small ruminants in India: an overview.Goel et al., 2016
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- Goel A
- Kharche S
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Farm animals form an important place in the food cycle. To meet the increased demand for quality livestock products for the growing population, it is imperative to increase the productivity of livestock by utilizing advanced technologies. Advancement in reproductive …
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