Prenatal Exposure to Innately Preferred D-Limonene and Trans-Anethole Does Not Overcome Innate Aversion to Eucalyptol, <i>Affecting</i> Growth Performance of Weanling Piglets

Prenatal Exposure to Innately Preferred D-Limonene and Trans-Anethole Does Not Overcome Innate Aversion to Eucalyptol, <i>Affecting</i> Growth Performance of Weanling Piglets

In the present research, two studies were performed to determine the effects of specific botanical compounds (BCs) on the innate feed preference and feed intake of piglets, as follows: Exp. 1 studied the innate feed preferences of post-weaning piglets using a double-choice feeding test. A total of 8...

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Main Authors: David Reyes-Camacho, José F. Pérez, Ester Vinyeta, Tobias Aumiller, Jan D. Van der Klis, David Solà-Oriol
Format: Article
Language:English
Published: MDPI AG 2021-07-01
Series:Animals
Subjects:
botanical compounds
weanling piglets
innate feed preference
sensory maternal learning
growth performance
maternal transfer
Online Access:https://www.mdpi.com/2076-2615/11/7/2062

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