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THE DIFFERENCE OF TOTAL SPERM COUNT ON COLLECTION SEASON AND BREED IN THE SEMEN SAMPLES FROM SEMEN PROVED AT NINE MONTH AGE OF BOAR
Y. Y. Lai(1), T. Y. Kuo(1), H. C. Hsu(1), N. T. Yen (1), M. C. Wu(1), Y. C. Chen(1), S. Y. Lee(1), H. R. Tsai(1), H. F. Lee(1), T. M. Su(1), J. F. Liou(1), C. W. Liao(1), I. H. Hwang(1), K. C. Liu (2), P. M. Chen (3) and C. S. Wang (3)
(1)Livestock Research Institute, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan, (2)Formosan Farmers Association for Swine Improvement, (3)Animal Industry Division, Council of Agriculture, Executive Yuan
This study traced 1,119 semen samples proved at nine month age of Landrace (N=233), Yorkshire (N=88) and Duroc (N=798) boars from the members of Formosan Farmers Association for Swine Improvement during 2011 to 2014. Each sample was measures for semen volume and concentration of sperm(COS). And total sperm count (TSC) was converted by semen volumes and concentration of sperm. No significantly different was found between hot season (Apr.-Sep.) and cool season (Oct.-Mar.) on semen volume and concentration and TSC of boar semen in Landrace, Yorkshire and Duroc. The average TSC of Landrace, Yorkshire and Duroc boars in hot season and cool season were 72.3¡Ó26.4 and 73.6¡Ó22.1, 72.0¡Ó18.9 and 67.4¡Ó23.0, and 67.0¡Ó20.1 and 68.9¡Ó20.5 billion sperms/ml, respectively. There were significantly different among of months of TSC and COS in Landrace boars (P < 0.05), and Duroc boars (P < 0.001), and COS in Yorkshire boars (P < 0.05). The averages of TSC in Duroc boars were more than 71.5 billion sperms from Feb. to May and higher than Jul. to Dec. The averages of COS in Duroc boars were more than 0.402 billion sperms from Feb. to May. and higher than Jul. to Dec. Although comparison of those traits between hot season and cool season was not significantly different in the three pig breeds. However, our results showed TSC of each month in Duroc boars based on the physiology of sperm formation process is still affected by the cool season and the hot season.
Key Words: Pig, Sperm, Season
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