This review brings together information on ovarian physiology in buffaloes including
folliculogenesis, ovulation, and the development and function of the corpus luteum. Features …

Artificial insemination (AI) is important for genetic improvement and to control the period of
breeding in buffalo and has increased significantly over the past 20 years. AI is more difficult …

This study determined the ovarian, uterine, and luteal hemodynamic variations using
Doppler between pregnant and non-pregnant pluriparous buffalos in relation to their …

Early embryo development, implantation and pregnancy involve a complex dialogue
between the embryo and mother. In cattle this dialogue starts as early as days 3–4 when the …

River buffalo are able to adapt to diverse climatic zones and are widespread globally. The
resource use efficiency of buffalo is highly relevant in a resource-constrained world and the …

Repeat breeding in buffaloes was evaluated in terms of incidence, risk factors and
diagnosis. The incidence of repeat breeding is low in buffaloes however in different studies …

Simple Summary Embryonic mortality (EM) is one of the leading causes of infertility in
modern breeding. This results in a reduction in reproductive performance, significant …

Simple Summary The advent of color Doppler ultrasonography promoted tremendous
advances in research and clinical practice in animal reproduction, because it allowed …

Interest in buffalo farming is increasing worldwide due to the critical role played by buffaloes
as sources of animal protein in tropical and subtropical environments. However …

Simple Summary Embryonic mortality and pregnancy failures still represent a major issue in
domestic livestock production, particularly in dairy cattle. Despite the presence of extensive …