圈养方式对蛋鸭产蛋性能和蛋品质的影响

过去,我国农村蛋鸭饲养普遍采用传统的圈牧相结合的方式,亦即圈养舍饲与放牧饲养并举,近年来,由于天然牧场及自然资源的减少,同时随着养鸭业的大规模发展,不放牧的密集圈养已逐渐成为养鸭业的主要饲养方式。     

三种优化组配产蛋饲粮的生态经济分析和产蛋模拟模型

一、饲养试验结果1.材料与方法:试验日粮按产蛋率(<65%、>65%和<80%、>80%)分三段配制,对照组日粮含有较高量的鱼粉;试验Ⅰ组日粮中加入豆科草粉,减少鱼粉,并在低产蛋率阶     

黑蛋巢菌属的一个新种

本文报道了黑蛋巢菌属 Cyathus的一个新种:五台山黑蛋巢菌Cyathuswutaishanensis Liu,Shangguan et Yuan sp. nov.,袁丕钢、上官铁梁于 1983 年 8月 17日采自山西省五台山,灵境公社,老茅沟林内苔藓丛中。本新种依据 Brodie(1975)分类系统应属于 Striatus group(条纹群),此群原包括11种。本新种不同于此群以及其他群任何种之处,主要是具有长椭圆至圆柱状的孢子。     

黑蛋巢菌属的新种新变种

本文报道了采自云南的黑蛋巢菌属(Cyathus Haller:Pers.)两个新种,一个新变种。它们分别是:巨孢黑蛋巢Cyathut megasporus Ren et Zhou、角状黑蛋巢Cyathus cornucop-ioides Zhou et Ren和新西兰黑蛋巢卵形孢变种C.no(?)ae-zeelandiae Tul.var.ovisporus R-en et Zhou。模式标本均保存在西南林学院真菌标本室。     

中国西部黑蛋巢属之二新种

从中国西部地区发现两个黑蛋巢菌新种,它们是甘肃黑蛋巢（Cyathus gansuensis）和嘉峪关黑蛋巢（Cyathus jiayuguanensis）。模式标本保存于西南林学院真菌标本室（MHSFC）。     

中国西部黑蛋巢属之二新种

从中国西部地区发现两个黑蛋巢菌新种,它们是甘肃黑蛋巢(Cyathus gansuensis)和嘉峪关黑蛋巢(Cyathus jiayuguanensis)。模式标本保存于西南林学院真菌标本室(MHSFC)     

黑蛋巢菌属新种和新变种

本文报道了黑蛋巢菌属Cyathus四个新种和二个新变种,它们分别是:内蒙黑蛋巢菌Cyathus neimonggolensis Liu et Y.M.Li,盘柄黑蛋巢菌C.discostipltatus Liu et Y.M.Li,太原黑蛋巢菌C.taiyuanensis Liu et Y.M.Li,毛被黑蛋巢菌C.hirtulus Liu et Y.M.Li,天山黑蛋巢毛被变种C.tianshanensis Liu et Cao var.tomentosus Liu, Cao et Y.M.Li,环状黑蛋巢武夷山变种 C. annulatus Brodie var. wuyishanensis Liu et Y.M.Li。全部模式标本均保存在山西大学真菌标本室。     

黑蛋巢菌属的新种、新变种及国内新记录

本文报道黑蛋巢菌属 Cyathus Haller:Pers．一新种——潞西黑蛋巢 Cyathus luxiensis T.X.Zhou,J．Yu et Y．H．Chert,一新变种——非洲黑蛋巢宽孢变种 Cyathus africanus H.J.Brodie var．latisporus Y.H.Chert et J.Yu 和一新记录型——壶黑蛋巢布诺德变型 Cyathus olla(Batch) Pers.f.brodiensis Shinners et Tewari。给出了每个分类单元的宏观、微观特征图。新种、新变种的模式标本保存于西南林学院真菌标本室(MHSFC)。     

黑蛋巢菌属-中国新纪录种

包被倒圆锥状,高5～6mm,宽3～5mm,基部有菌丝垫,红褐色,絮状;壁3层,厚140μm,中间层泡状,厚70μm,内外两层均由直径2～3μm、壁厚0．4～0．8μm的菌丝所组成;外侧褐色,不具条纹,由直径4～10μm,壁厚1～1．5μm,具隔的黄褐色菌丝所组成,其上布以伸展或有时成簇的     

蛋鸡产蛋进程的回归模型

采用回归分析方法,建立了伊莎商品代蛋鸡在产蛋过程中不同等级蛋蛋重的比率与产蛋时间的回归模型,并探讨了平均蛋重随产蛋时间的变化规律．     

Expression of TLR2/4 in the sperm‐storing oviduct of the Chinese soft‐shelled turtle Pelodiscus sinensis during hibernation season

The initiation of innate immunology system could play an important role in the aspect of protection for sperms long‐term storage when the sperms got into oviduct of turtles and come into contact with epithelium. The exploration of TLR2/4 distribution and expression in oviduct during hibernation could help make the storage mechanism understandable. The objective of this study was to examine the gene and protein expression profiles in Chinese soft‐shelled turtle during hibernation from November to April in the next year. The protein distribution of TLR2/4 was investigated in the magnum, isthmus, uterus, and vagina of the turtle oviduct using immunohistochemistry, and the gene expression of TLR2/4 was analyzed using quantitative real‐time PCR (qRT‐PCR). The results showed positive TLR2 protein expression primarily in the epithelium of the oviduct. TLR4 immunoreactivity was widely observed in almost every part of the oviduct, particularly in the epithelium and secretory gland membrane. Analysis of protein, mRNA expression revealed the decreased expression of TLR2/4 in the magnum compared with the isthmus, uterus, and vagina during hibernation. The protein and mRNA expression of TLR2 in the magnum, isthmus, uterus, and vagina was decreased in April compared with that in November. TLR4 protein and mRNA expression in the magnum, isthmus, uterus and vagina was decreased in November compared with that in April. These results indicated that TLR2/4 expression might protect the sperm from microbial infections. In contrast to the function of TLR2, which protects sperm during the early stages of hibernation, TLR4 might play a role in later stages of storage. The present study is the first to report the functions of TLR2/4 in reptiles.     

Seasonal changes in the oviduct of the pied myna (Aves: Sturnidae)

Study of the oviduct of the pied myna (Sturnus contra contra) throughout the year reveals that oviductal weight, length, surface epithelial height and glycogen content are low during August to January (nonbreeding phase), partially increase during February to April (pre-breeding phase), maximally increase in May (breeding phase) and decrease in June and July (post-breeding phase). In the nesting cycle, there is greatest growth in all the regions of the oviduct from early nest-building to the egg-laying period and this is followed by rapid involution during incubation and nestling periods. Some notable features in the oviduct of the pied myna are described: 1) All five regions of the oviduct (infundibulum, magnum, isthmus, uterus, and vagina) are clearly distinguishable when studied from serial sections of the oviduct even during the nonbreeding phase of the annual ovarian cycle. 2) There is a strong correlation between initiation of tubular gland formation and the onset of nestbuilding activity. 3) The distal part of the magnum is differentiated into a 'mucous region' having well developed basal nonciliated cells. 4) A sixth zone can be identified between the magnum and isthmus. Sperm hostlike glands exist at the cranial end of the zone. 5) Several circular epithelial invaginations are evident in the intermucosal folds and their size decreases in centripetal order in the vagina. 6) The pattern and degree of regression are different in various regions of the oviduct. A close synchrony between ovarian and oviducal cycles is indicated in the pied myna (Sturnus contra contra).     

Histology and functional morphology of the female reproductive tract of the tortoise Gopherus polyphemus

The oviducts of 25 tortoises (Gopherus polyphemus) were examined by using histology and scanning electron microscopy to determine oviductal functional morphology. Oviductal formation of albumen and eggshell was of particular interest. The oviduct is composed of 5 morphologically distinct regions; infundibulum, uterine tube, isthmus, uterus, and vagina. The epithelium consists of ciliated cells and microvillous secretory cells throughout the oviduct, whereas bleb secretory cells are unique to the infundibulum. The epithelium and endometrial glands of the uterine tube histologically resemble those of the avian magnum which produce egg albumen and may be functionally homologous. The isthmus is a short, nonglandular region of the oviduct and appears to contribute little to either albumen or eggshell formation. The uterus retains the eggs until oviposition and may form both the fibrous and calcareous eggshell. The endometrial glands are histologically similar to the endometrial glands of the isthmus of birds, which are known to secrete the fibers of the eggshell. These glands hypertrophy during vitellogenesis but become depleted during gravidity. The uterine epithelium may supply "plumping water" to the egg albumen as well as transport calcium ions for eggshell formation. The vagina is extremely muscular and serves as a sphincter to retain the eggs until oviposition. Sperm are found within the oviductal lumen and endometrial glands from the posterior tube to the anterior uterus throughout the reproductive cycle. This indicates sperm storage within the female tract, although the viability and reproductive significance of these sperm are unknown.     

Effect of prostaglandins on oviduct tone in the domestic hen in vivo

The effect of i.v. injected prostaglandins (PG) F₂α and E₂ on intraluminal pressure of the different oviductal parts (infundibulum, magnum, isthmus, uterus and vagina) was investigated in the domestic hen. PGF₂α induced only a pressure rise in all oviduct segments. Administration of PGE₂ resulted in variable changes in oviductal tone: pressure rise in the infundibulum; pressure increase often preceded by a small decrease in the magnum, isthmus and uterus; pressure decrease in the vagina and sometimes in the uterus. Simultaneous i.v. injection of both PG's induced mostly a decrease in vaginal tone. Intraluminal administration of PGF₂α or E₂ resulted only in an increase in uterine pressure.The observed effects on oviduct tone are discussed and a possible in intervention of both PG's in the mechanism of ovum transport and oviposition in the domestic hen is proposed.     

Histomorphological changes in the oviduct of the mallard (Aves: Anatidae)

Studies on histomorphometrical changes in different segments (infundibulum, magnum, isthmus, shell gland and vagina) of oviduct of mallard, Anas platyrhynchos during active and quiescent phases of the reproductive cycle have been made. The absolute and per cent length and width of each segment showed a marked change. The magnum showed an increase of 280 per cent. Of all the histological parameters studied the number and height of mucosal folds and mucosal epithelium showed more marked increase in all segments of oviduct. The size of tubular glands and frequency of ciliated and secretory cells were studied in relation to oviductal activity.     

Factors determining persistent asymmetry and egg shape in birds: A hypothesis

The shape of birds' eggs has fascinated scientists for many years. It is now possible mathematically to describe shape accurately, allowing exploration of the physical and ecological factors driving the evolution of egg shape. However, there has been relatively little consideration of how egg shape is established in the oviduct or, given that even without an external calcitic layer eggs retain their shape, how shape is fixed in the isthmus. This paper proposes a hypothesis that attempts to explain how egg shape is established and fixed in the oviduct. The hypothesis suggests that as the egg mass (i.e. yolk and albumen) moves from the magnum into the isthmus, it is squeezed by the physical restriction imposed by the isthmus lumen and cannot easily move into the isthmus. As the leading edge of the egg mass enters the isthmus, the egg mass in the distal magnum is forced to bulge outwards, resulting in an asymmetrical shape. The various egg shapes observed in birds are, hence, produced by the interaction between the size of the egg mass relative to female body mass, and the degree of the restriction of the isthmus. Thus, a large egg mass, i.e. relative to female body mass, entering a narrow isthmus will produce a pointed egg shape. If the egg mass is relatively small, and the isthmus lumen wide, more of the egg mass could enter the isthmus and the degree of asymmetry would be reduced. It is further proposed that egg shape is fixed during the formation of the shell membranes in the isthmus because the constituent protein fibres permanently stick together as they are deposited. For the first time this hypothesis helps explain the pattern of deposition and characteristics of the calcitic egg in relation to the diversity of egg shapes in birds and reptiles.     

Zinc Secretion in the Oviduct of the Coturnix Quail

The oviduct from laying quail were used to investigate mechanisms of trace mineral secretion and the possible role of metallothionein in this process. Secretion of zinc occurred maximally at pH 5.4, which is close to the normal pH of the oviduct. Secretion occurred to a much greater extent in the isthmus and shell gland than in the magnum, the major protein-secretory section of the oviduct. Intraperitoneal administration of cadmium resulted in a marked reduction in Zn secretion from the oviduct of laying quail. This effect could not be correlated with metallothionein since metallothionein could not be detected in any section of the oviduct in control or Cd-induced quail. Small-molecular-weight metal-binding ligands were present in the isthmus and shell gland, which may play a role in trace mineral mobilization. Histological evaluation by light and elelctron microscopy show that Zn is transported from the smooth muscle cells through the connective tissue matrix in the extracellular space to the epithelial goblet cells. Presumably, Zn and other trace minerals are secreted from the secretory goblet cells into the egg.     

Presence of histamine and mast cells in chicken oviduct

The purpose of the present study was: (1) to demonstrate immunocytochemically the localization of histamine in the wall of four chicken oviductal parts, i.e. infundibulum, magnum, isthmus, and shell gland, (2) to identify the presence of mast cells in chicken oviduct, and (3) to determine histamine concentration in oviductal tissue by the spectrofluorometric method. Experiments were carried out on Isa Brown laying hens decapitated just after oviposition. The specific immuno-reactivity for histamine and the presence of mast cells were found in the wall of all the examined oviductal parts. The immuno-reactive histamine was localized in epithelium, tubular glands, connective tissue layer, circular and longitudinal muscles, and endothelium and muscles of blood vessels. The intensity of immuno-positive reaction was as follows: infundibulum > shell gland > magnum = isthmus and correlated with quantitatively determined histamine level and tissue density of mast cells. It is suggested that mast cells are the main source of histamine in the chicken oviduct.     

北京鸭产卵期输卵管管状腺细胞超微结构研究

用电子显徽镜对北京鸭输卵管管状腺细胞进行观察。鸭输卵管由五部分组成:漏斗、蛋白分泌部、峡部、壳腺和阴道。蛋白分泌部的管状腺细胞有四种类型。A型细胞有电子密度深色颗粒;B型细胞充满了无定型低电子密度物质;C型细胞具有非常明显的粗面内质网和高尔基复合体;D型细胞是由致密的颗粒和低电子密度的颗粒所组成,腔内充满分泌颗粒。我们在这篇文章中分析了蛋白分泌周期的四个不同阶段。     

Role of hydroxyl radical scavengers dimethyl sulfoxide,alcohols and methional in the inhibition of prostaglandin biosynthesis

Prostaglandin (PG) F_2α provoked a contraction of longitudinal tissue strips from the uterine, vaginal and isthmus regions of the chicken oviduct; no response was induced in longitudinal tissue strips from the magnum and infundibulum.PGE₂ induced a contraction of circular and longitudinal uterine strips and of circular strips from the isthmus and infundibulum. With both circular and longitudinal vaginal strips a relaxation was obtained. A dose-dependent response was observed with circular magnum strips: contraction with low doses and relaxation at higher doses. No response was obtained with longitudinal tissue strips from the isthmus, magnum and infundibulum.The possible influence of both prostaglandins in the mechanism of ovum transport and oviposition in the domestic hen is discussed.