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Effect of enzyme supplementation on the metabolisable energy content of solvent-extracted rapeseed and sunflower seed meals for chicken, guinea fowl and quail

A.B. MandalCorrespondence[email protected]
,
A.V. Elangovan
,
Pramod K. Tyagi
,
Praveen K. Tyagi
,
A.K. Johri
&
S. Kaur
Pages 75-79 | Accepted 03 Jan 2004, Published online: 19 Oct 2010

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J. Jankowski, A. Lecewicz, Z. Zdunczyk, J. Juskiewicz & B.A. Slominski. (2011) The effect of partial replacement of soyabean meal with sunflower meal on ileal adaptation, nutrient utilisation and growth performance of young turkeys. British Poultry Science 52:4, pages 456-465.
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