Aquafeed supplementation with crystalline amino acids
Authors present a practical review of modern formulation options including crystalline amino acids in fulfilling nutritional requirements in aquafeeds.
Authors present a practical review of modern formulation options including crystalline amino acids in fulfilling nutritional requirements in aquafeeds.
Este estudio de piedra caliza agrícola de cinco diferentes canteras estadounidenses determinó que las muestras tenían composiciones químicas comparables, pero solubilidades algo diferentes en agua. Este procedimiento podría ser útil para lograr mejores resultados cuando estos productos se usan en
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Authors examined whether beta-glucans extracted from bakers yeast could improve the survival and growth of Pacific white shrimp challenged with infectious myonecrosis virus.
A recent study in Brazil tested the efficacy of nine commercial feed attractants for Litopenaeus vannamei. Condensed fish-soluble protein, an amino acid complex with digested bivalve mollusk, and whole squid protein hydrolysate stimulated the highest feeding responses.
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