Which essential fatty acid is particularly important for normal growth and reproduction in poultry?

Correct answer: A. Linoleic acid

  • A. Linoleic acid
  • B. Palmitic acid
  • C. Stearic acid
  • D. Butyric acid

Explanation

Linoleic acid is an essential polyunsaturated fatty acid for poultry and supports growth, feather development, and reproductive performance. Palmitic and stearic acids can be synthesized, while butyric acid is a short-chain fatty acid.

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