Titlebook: Sheep Production Adapting to Climate Change; Veerasamy Sejian,Raghavendra Bhatta,Rattan Lal Book 2017 Springer Nature Singapore Pte Ltd. 2

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Adapting Sheep Production to Climate Change,ributes to climate change through enteric methane emission and manure management. Further, climate change can alter the rumen function and diet digestibility in sheep. Hence, enteric methane mitigation is of paramount importance to prevent both the climate change and dietary energy loss which may pa

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Climate Change Impact on Sheep Production: Growth, Milk, Wool, and Meat, from nutritional interventions for mitigating these challenges. 2050 will see a high demand of food from exisiting resources to feed ~10 billion people, and sheep will play a major role with advanced genomic selection. In sheep, growth traits and meat quality are important criteria. Selection of sh

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Impact of Climate Change on Sheep Reproduction,ll the reproductive processes such as gametogenesis, puberty, gamete transport, fertilization, early embryonic development, maternal recognition of pregnancy, gestation, parturition and post-partum recovery are influenced by environmental stresses either directly by affecting the functions of reprod