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. 2024;25(3):242–249. doi: 10.22099/ijvr.2024.49567.7298

Table 5.

Effects of different dietary treatment on populations of lactobacillus and coliforms jejunum, ileum, and caecum of 42-day-old broiler (log10 CFU* g−1 fresh digesta)

Diets Lactobacillus Coliforms
Jejunum Ileum Ceca Jejunum Ileum Ceca
CON 7.85b 7.88c 8.00c 3.40a 3.96c 7.53a
VM 7.98b 8.29b 8.55ab 1.90bc 2.65b 5.35b
SS 8.64a 8.44ab 8.85a 2.00bc 2.78b 5.48b
B1 8.55a 8.65a 8.60ab 2.42b 2.88b 6.13b
B2 8.70a 8.72a 8.81a 1.69bc 2.62b 6.08b
S1 8.36a 8.68a 8.53ab 2.03c 2.82b 5.85b
S2 8.40a 8.38ab 8.72a 1.89bc 2.65b 5.40b
B1+S1 8.48a 8.70ab 8.78a 1.95bc 2.26b 5.74b
SEM 0.15 0.055 0.090 0.172 0.33 0.35
P-value 0.031 0.001 0.004 0.007 0.019 0.043

a, b Means within same column with different superscripts differ significantly (P<0.05), the number of observations n=48 in each group. CON: Control diet, VM: 0.2 g/kg virginiamycin, SS: Symbiotic, B1: 1 and B2: 2 g/kg barberry powdered seeds, S1: 1 and S2: 2 g/kg sumac powdered seeds, and B1+S1: Mixture of barberry 1 g/kg + sumac 1 g/kg. * CFU: Colony forming unit