The effect of dietary phytase supplementation on the N-balance of growing pigs

Veronika HalasDepartment of Animal NutritionKaposv<r University, HungaryCorrespondence[email protected]

Mat WinkelmolenAnimal Nutrition GroupWageningen University and Research Centre, The Netherlands

Be<ta KissDepartment of Animal NutritionKaposv<r University, Hungary

L<szló BabinszkyDepartment of Animal NutritionKaposv<r University, Hungary

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