Abstract: Provided is a use of usnic acid or a salt of usnic acid or a formulation thereof in the preparation of anti-avian coccidiosis drugs or feed additives. Also provided are anti-avian coccidiosis drugs and feed additives comprising usnic acid or a salt of usnic acid or a formulation thereof. Both the use of usnic acid or a salt of usnic acid or a formulation thereof in the preparation of anti-avian coccidiosis drugs or feed additives and anti-avian coccidiosis drugs and feed additives comprising usnic acid or a salt of usnic acid or a formulation thereof provide a new way for treating and preventing avian coccidiosis. The addition of Usnea or usnic acid or a salt of usnic acid or a formulation thereof to feedstuff may realize effective anti-avian coccidiosis.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a method for rendezvous of unlicensed users having multiple transceivers in cognitive radio networks, including four stages: an initial stage: setting an initial communication environment; a stage of selecting a rendezvous method: selecting a method for generating a channel hopping sequence according to the quantity of transceivers; a stage of generating a channel hopping sequence: using a single-transceiver rendezvous method or a multiple-transceiver rendezvous method to generate a channel hopping sequence; and a rendezvous stage: running, by an unlicensed user, on a corresponding channel and attempting to rendezvous with a destination node of the unlicensed user, where if rendezvous is achieved, the rendezvous process ends; and if rendezvous is not achieved, the rendezvous process continues until rendezvous is achieved.

Abstract: The present invention discloses a method for rendezvous of unlicensed users having multiple transceivers in cognitive radio networks, including four stages: an initial stage: setting an initial communication environment; a stage of selecting a rendezvous method: selecting a method for generating a channel hopping sequence according to the quantity of transceivers; a stage of generating a channel hopping sequence: using a single-transceiver rendezvous method or a multiple-transceiver rendezvous method to generate a channel hopping sequence; and a rendezvous stage: running, by an unlicensed user, on a corresponding channel and attempting to rendezvous with a destination node of the unlicensed user, where if rendezvous is achieved, the rendezvous process ends; and if rendezvous is not achieved, the rendezvous process continues until rendezvous is achieved.