2004
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-35982004000500018
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Resíduo de polpas de frutas desidratadas na alimentação de leitões em fase de creche

Abstract: Avaliou-se química e biologicamente o resíduo de polpa de frutas desidratadas destinadas à indústria de alimentos enriquecidos. No estudo de digestibilidade, foram utilizados 12 leitões castrados, híbridos comerciais, com peso inicial de 12,2 ± 1,6 kg, distribuídos individualmente em gaiolas. Os tratamentos foram dieta basal e dieta-teste, com substituição de 30% da matéria seca na dieta basal. Os resultados da composição química foram: matéria seca, 89,54%; amido, 71,1%; glicose, 5,4%; frutose, 2,2%; proteína… Show more

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“…The ADCCP for GSM was similar to those found in the corn grain (85%), sorghum (85%) and lower than that of millet (91%), described by Rostagno et al (2017). Trindade et al (2004) analysed the residue of dehydrated fruit pulps and obtained lower values of ADCCP (77.55%). Fachinello et al (2015) evaluated the passion fruit seed meal and found values for DDM (62.39%), DOM (59.62%), DE (3974 kcal/kg), ME (3583 kcal/kg), DP (8%), DNDF (17.32%) and ADCADF (25.04%) lower than those of the present study.…”
Section: Physicochemical-energetic Composition Coefficients Of Apparent Digestibility and Coefficients Of Apparent Metabolizability Valuementioning
confidence: 99%
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“…The ADCCP for GSM was similar to those found in the corn grain (85%), sorghum (85%) and lower than that of millet (91%), described by Rostagno et al (2017). Trindade et al (2004) analysed the residue of dehydrated fruit pulps and obtained lower values of ADCCP (77.55%). Fachinello et al (2015) evaluated the passion fruit seed meal and found values for DDM (62.39%), DOM (59.62%), DE (3974 kcal/kg), ME (3583 kcal/kg), DP (8%), DNDF (17.32%) and ADCADF (25.04%) lower than those of the present study.…”
Section: Physicochemical-energetic Composition Coefficients Of Apparent Digestibility and Coefficients Of Apparent Metabolizability Valuementioning
confidence: 99%
“…Moreover, greater the urea concentration promotes higher urine excretion, which reduces the ME. For the growing starter phases, the highest ME:DE ratio is due to the biochemical characteristics of the carbohydrates present in the feed, especially the presence of simple sugars (glucose and fructose), which favours the enzymatic action and digestive process of the piglet in the post-weaning period (Trindade et al 2004).…”
Section: Physicochemical-energetic Composition Coefficients Of Apparent Digestibility and Coefficients Of Apparent Metabolizability Valuementioning
confidence: 99%
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