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Youssef, G. et al.

Influence of diet on breeding and infectivity in mass cultivation of Bulinus truncatus.

Under well defined laboratory conditions as troughs, room temperature, humidity, water, and air supply Bulinus truncatus was bred and kept. In a feeding trial high protein diet consisting of powdered mice pellets, commercial tropical fish food and lettuce was compared to poor protein diet of lettuce alone. Higher yield of clutches, eggs and cercariae were observed in the rich protein diet group, Bulinus and Biomphalaria Snail seem to be influenced by diet in the same way.[1]

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Influence of diet on breeding and infectivity in mass cultivation of Bulinus truncatus. Youssef, G., El-Nimr, A., Henning, J. Egyptian journal of bilharziasis. (1976) [Pubmed]

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