Inclusion of Oregano vulgare extract as supplement in Catla catla: Impacts on growth, hematology and biochemical parameters

As an alternative to synthetic chemicals, natural herbs can greatly improve fish's health and growth potential. This investigation aimed to explore the possibilities of oregano (Oregano vulgare L.) extract as a phytogenic feed additive in improving the growth, blood profile, carcass composition...

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