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ct-10165	Santos, J.E.P.	Impacts Of Nutrition On Reproduction Of Dairy Cattle	2011	10	.pdf	application/pdf	6590	323	50	In fact, not only does the clinical disease negatively affect fertility of dairy cows; but subclinical endometritis, a disease characterized by increased proportion of neutrophils in uterine cytology without the presence of clinical signs of inflammation of the uterus, has major deleterious effects on conception rates of lactating dairy cows at first postpartum insemination. These effects likely explain the reduced risk of pregnancy in dairy cows with high plasma gossypol concentrations,65 and compromised embryo survival after transfer.66 Therefore, it is prudent to feed lactating dairy cows amounts of cottonseed that result in low plasma gossypol concentrations.	cache/ct-10165.pdf	txt/ct-10165.txt