1977
DOI: 10.2527/jas1977.44153x
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Carcass Composition, Quality and Palatability Attributes of Bulls and Steers Fed Different Energy Levels and Killed at Four Ages2

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“…Like carcass pH, the oilseeds and vitamin E did not affect the chemical composition of the LD muscle, which can be explained by the similar weight gain and slaughter weight. The main factors that influence the chemical composition are: sex (Arthaud et al, 1977), aging (Dikeman et al, 2013), breed (De Smet et al, 2004), growth rate (Chambaz et al, 2003) and energy intake (Arthaud et al, 1977), and most of them were similar in this study.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Like carcass pH, the oilseeds and vitamin E did not affect the chemical composition of the LD muscle, which can be explained by the similar weight gain and slaughter weight. The main factors that influence the chemical composition are: sex (Arthaud et al, 1977), aging (Dikeman et al, 2013), breed (De Smet et al, 2004), growth rate (Chambaz et al, 2003) and energy intake (Arthaud et al, 1977), and most of them were similar in this study.…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 63%
“…Melhor conformação de carcaça também foi relatada por outros autores (ARTHAUD et al, 1977;MULLER e RESTLE, 1983;RESTLE e VAZ, 1997). Assim como a conformação, que reflete a musculosidade da carcaça (MULLER, 1987), a porcentagem de músculo também foi maior (P<0,0003) nos animais I, sendo que os C apresentaram maior porcentagem de gordura (P<0,0001).…”
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“…Na Tabela 2, pode ser observado que os animais inteiros apresentaram ganho de peso médio diário (GMD) superior aos castrados (1,08 contra 0,95 kg), representando uma diferença de 13,7%. Maior GMD em animais inteiros foi reportado por ARTHAUD et al (1977), que trabalharam com animais abatidos aos 15 meses (0,96 contra 0,75 kg), sendo a diferença de 28%. RESTLE et al (1997), confinando bezerros Hereford inteiros e castrados aos sete meses para abate aos 14 meses, verificaram diferença similar no GMD (12,8%) à do presente experimento, porém com maiores ganhos de peso para inteiros (1,23 kg) e castrados (1,09 kg).…”
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