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10.13 Mahout Community – An Indigenous Knowledge Tresasure of Medicinal Plants Used in The Healthcare of Domesticated Elephants of Maharashtra, India SALUNKHE CHANDRAKANT B. 1 and MOHOLKAR SUHAN M. 2 1 Post Graduate Center of Botany, Krishna Mahavidyalaya, Shivnagar, Rethare (Bk.). 2 Raja Shripatrao Bhagwantrao Mahavidyalaya, Aundh – 415510, M.S., India. <strong>Abstract</strong>: In India, The Project Elephant presently covers 25 Elephant Reserves in 14 States spread over 61,200 km 2 of National Parks and Sanctuaries and areas used by elephant outside. Major aim of The XI Five year plan of Project Elephant is the long-term conservation of viable elephant populations. In the Royal families and some temples, elephants have been domesticated and used as status symbols since time immemorial. It is estimated that about 4000 elephants are in captivity in India. The majority (i.e. about 2700) are under the care of private individuals. Once a captive elephant is weaned, it begins life as a domesticated elephant under the care of its keeper „Mahout‟. Very little attention has been paid to the management of the large population of these captive elephants in the country. There is an urgent need to pay more attention for welfare of this intelligent animal, who has shared a close relationship with people for several thousand years. The Mahouts have sound knowledge of nutrition and herbal remedies to cure various diseases of domesticated elephants. This traditional knowledge of Medicinal plants is unique to the community and has been passed from generation to generation, usually by word of mouth and cultural rituals. It forms the basis of health care of domesticated elephants. Today, there is a grave risk that this valuable indigenous knowledge of herbals will be lost in the near future. The documentation of this un-coded, oral traditional knowledge of little-known bioresources of potential economic value is very much essential. For the last 3 years (2009-2011), the data on medicinal plants used for domesticated elephants was obtained through interviews with Mahouts of Maharashtra state in India. Present paper highlights some herbal preparations used by Mahouts to cure various diseases in domesticated elephants. An extensive literature review and botanical identification of the plants was done with available literature. The preserved specimens were deposited in the herbarium of Krishna Mahavidyalaya, Shivnagar, Rethare Bk.,(MS). Key words: Elephants, india. indigenous knowledge, maharashtra, mahout. 10.14 Effect of Addition Different Levels of Caraway Seeds Powder on Performance, Some Physiological Traits and Immunity to Broiler Chicken Sunbul J. Hamodi and Hanan I. Al-Mashhadani Department of Animal Resources / Faculty of Agriculture / University of Baghdad. Iraq . <strong>Abstract</strong>: This study was conducted at Poultry Farm, Animal Science Department, College of Agriculture, University of Baghdad from 28/3/2011 until 9/5/2011 to evaluate the supplementation of different levels of caraway seed powder on the performance, some physiological and immunity traits and microorganism count to broiler chicken. A total of 180 day-old Ross-308 chicks were randomly assigned to four treatments with three replicate pen/treat. (15 chicks/replicate). Birds were fed experimental diet containing 0% T1 control and 1, 2, 3 gm caraway seed powder/kg diet for treatment T2,T3,T4 respectively. The results showed that there was a significant increase (p
10.15 Comparative Supplemented Vitamin C and Roselle Flower to Broiler Diet on Productive Performance Sunbul, J. Hamodi 1 ., Luma, K. Bander 1 ., Firas, M. Al-Khilani 2 ., Raad, F. Hamed 2 1 College of Agric. Baghdad Univ. 2 State Board of Agric Res. Ministry of Agric. Baghdad – Iraq <strong>Abstract</strong>: This experiment was conducted at poultry research station, State Board of Agricultural Research Ministry of Agriculture from 1/7 to 11/8/2010. To study the effect of supplemental Vit.C and Roselle in broiler diets on productive performance 540 day old unsexed broiler chicks (Arbore Acres) were used in this study. The supplements were randomly distributed into 3 treatments. Control, Vit.C (250gm /ton) and Roselle (6kg/ ton) for 6 replicate (30 chicks per replicate e).Body weight (gm)،gain(g)،feed consumption،feed conversion ratio ، mortality، dressing percentage، giblets and carcass cuts were studies. The result showed that supplementing Vit.C and Roselle flower studies to the diet increased significantly (p
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