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Comparisons of Specific Crosses from Duroc-Landrace, Yorkshire-Landrace and Hampshire-Landrace Sows Managed in Two Types of Gestation Systems: Pig Performance

Journal of Animal Science, 1989
Ten thousand one hundred sixty-nine pigs were farrowed in 844 litters that were produced by mating Duroc (D), Yorkshire (Y) and Hampshire (H) boars to Duroc-Landrace (DL), Yorkshire-Landrace (YL) and Hampshire-Landrace (HL) sows to study the effect of sire breed, dam breeding and gestation environment (pasture lots vs confinement stalls) on pig weights,
D L, Kuhlers, S B, Jungst, J A, Little
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Observations on carcass and meat quality in duroc, landrace and duroc x landrace pigs

Proceedings of the British Society of Animal Production (1972), 1997
There has been much recent interest 1n the Duroc as a possible ‘third breed’ in the UK. In particular, claims have been made that meat obtained from Durocs has high eating quality because of raised levels of intramuscular (marbling) fat. In practice, the Duroc 1s likely to be used 1n crosses involving the ‘white’ breeds.
J D Wood   +3 more
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The Thessaloniki Declaration: We save landraces – we use landraces

2022
Based on the contributions to the discussion of the Round Table and the presentations over two days of the 6th Scientific Meeting for Landraces and Indigenous ...
Adhikari, Kamalesh   +11 more
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The cycle of the seminiferous epithelium in Landrace boars

Animal Reproduction Science, 2002
The present study describes the morphological features of the eight stages of the seminiferous epithelium in Landrace boars according to the tubular morphology method, as well as their relative frequency, length, and duration. In Landrace boars the pre-meiotic stages occupied the 31.9 +/- 19.9% of the spermatogenic cycle and had a total length of 1788 ...
N, Garcia-Gil   +7 more
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Genetic Structure of Landraces

2016
Domestication, geographical dispersal to new environments and selection by farmers resulted in numerous landraces of cultivated plants. Simplified models of landraces lead to some useful conclusions. Depending on their mode of reproduction (sexual or asexual) and mating system (extent of self-pollination versus cross-pollination), landraces consist of ...
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[Expression of FoxO1 mRNA in muscle tissue of Bamei, Landrace and Landrace x Bamei].

Yi chuan = Hereditas, 2009
Total RNA was extracted from soleus muscle, gastrocnemius muscle and extensor digitorum longus in hind leg of the 6-month-old male Bamei, Landrace, and the crossbred pigs (LandracexBamei). The primers of pig FoxO1 were designed and synthesized according to its homologous sequences of human, chimpanzee and rat.
Yan-Jun, Yang   +3 more
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Comparisons of Specific Crosses from Duroc-Landrace, Spot-Landrace and Hampshire-Landrace Sows

Journal of Animal Science, 1982
Daryl L. Kuhlers   +3 more
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