THE EFFECT OF SHARRI MOUNTAIN TEAS ON DIFFERENT STAGES OF EMBRYONIC DEVELOPMENT IN QUAIL AND CHICKEN EGGS

Nexhbedin BEADINI, Sheqibe BEADINI, Vladimir KRPAC, Nevzat ELEZI, Nasuf ABDIU

Abstract

The use of these teas is known even in ancient times by the local population, but recently there are data on the medicinal character of these teas as a form of herbal supplements with a healing character. The effect of the extract of these teas has been studied on quail eggs Coturnix japonica, and chicken eggs Gallus domestica, by applying extract with a certain dose to quail and chicken eggs, at different stages of embryonic development during ontogenesis. The dose given in extract form has resulted in macroscopic histological changes and up to the phenomenon of teratogenesis during application at certain stages of embryonic development. This research aims to explore the effect of the given dose of plant extracts on certain stages of embryo development during ontogenesis and to see the benefits or consequences of taking the dose in a certain amount and at a certain time to observe these macroscopic changes histopathology.

Pages: 275 - 293