Samarkand Veterinary Medicine Institute, Uzbekistan
Online published on 10 May, 2019.
In experiments conducted to investigate the effect of yeast fertility on karakul sheep's sheepfold, they were given 50 to 100 grams of peppermint per day for 30 days, but they did not show any significant changes in their clinical and physiological data, but were fed daily with 100 grams of peppercorns the number of erythrocytes in the morphological parameters of the group's blood group was 22.3% at the end of the experiment, the rate of hemoglobin by 5.6%, erythrocyte sedimentation rate by 14.7%, lymphocytes, decreased by 10.8%, and leucocytes increased by 20.6% compared to the initial levels. Additionally, blood was taken twice a year before and during the experiment to investigate the morphological, biochemical and immunobiological features of the blood. Experimental experiments with the aim of studying the effects of scorching cereal on the sterility of Karakul sheep sheep continued for 30 days. Many researchers have an interest in terpenoids, which have a characteristic effect on humans, animals, and microorganisms, as well as other natural compounds. Moreover, it has a feature of estrogen effect with many features, with the use of panopherol and thefestrol estrogens [1, 2] The rate of sedimentation of the erythrocyte decreased in the second group of animals by 16% in the 10th day of the experiments and diminished during the experiment and decreased by 14.7% in the experimental results (Table 2).
Experimental, Immunobiological, Peppercorns
