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the highest percentage of lost weight comparing with those of the other groups. Eggs treated by AA solution had significantly (P<0.05) longer hatching periods than that of untreated eggs. Hatching percentage tended to increase in response to AA treatment. Embryonic mortality percentage was differed (P<0.05) through 16-17 days of incubation in response to AA treatment, where the lowest and highest percentages of embryonic mortality were recorded in eggs dipped in 4 g/l of AA solution and in untreated eggs. Hematological traits were differed (P<0.05 or 0.01) in response to AA treatment. Hb content; PCV% and RBC count for chicks of eggs sprayed by AA solution or those dipped in 4 g/l of AA solution were higher than those dipped in 8 g/l of AA solution or eggs of the control group. Lymphocytes percentage was increased (P<0.05) in chicks of eggs sprayed by AA solution or those dipped in 8 g/l of AA solution than those of the control group or those dipped in 4 g/l of AA solution. Eosinophils, basophils and monocytes percentages did not differ significantly due to AA treatment. Spraying Japanese quail eggs with AA solution (10 g/l) or dipping in 4 g/l of AA solution preincubation may be a good way to improve hatching performance and blood hematology and immunity of hatched chicks.

egyptian journal of animal production

INFLUENCE OF THE MANIPULATION OF INCUBATED JAPANESE QUAIL EGGS BY ASCORBIC ACID ON THE EMBRYO WEIGHT, HATCHABILITY AND HEMATOLOGICAL PARAMETERS OF THE CHICKS