Abstract
1. The “fishy” taint of brown‐shelled eggs from susceptible birds due to the presence of trimethylamine following the feeding of rapeseed meal has been shown to be associated with the presence of sinapine in the rapeseed meal.
British Poultry Science
Volume 18, 1977 - Issue 5
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