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Cite Journal: Avian Diseases |  Publication Date: Oct 1, 1973 |
 Citations: 35 |
SUMMARY Mycoplasma synoviae infections have been shown to affect broiler performance as determined by reduced body weight, poorer feed conversion, increased condemnations for airsacculitis and septicemia-toxemia, as well as increased cost of pounds of broilers produced by an integrated broiler-producing operation.
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