2016
DOI: 10.1590/1678-4162-8735
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Exigências de energia de borregas mestiças alimentadas com níveis crescentes de concentrado na dieta

Abstract: Exigências de energia de borregas mestiças alimentadas com níveis crescentes de concentrado na dieta

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“…Smaller body size animals in this study demanded less metabolizable energy requirements for maintenance, but higher estimated metabolizable energy requirements for weight gain (MORAIS et al, 2016). In the growing phase requirements for weight gain are higher because in lighter animals muscle tissue synthesis predominates, and this is considered a less energy efficient process due to increased deposition of water (OWENS et al, 1993).…”
Section: Equationsmentioning
confidence: 74%
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“…Smaller body size animals in this study demanded less metabolizable energy requirements for maintenance, but higher estimated metabolizable energy requirements for weight gain (MORAIS et al, 2016). In the growing phase requirements for weight gain are higher because in lighter animals muscle tissue synthesis predominates, and this is considered a less energy efficient process due to increased deposition of water (OWENS et al, 1993).…”
Section: Equationsmentioning
confidence: 74%
“…On the other hand, due to their larger size, the ewe lambs treated with 80% concentrate in the finishing phase had higher metabolizable energy requirements for maintenance, reducing the availability of net energy for gain (MORAIS et al, 2016). According to MORAIS et al (2016), the largest ewe lambs, supplemented with 80% concentrate, used TDN similarly to the ewe lambs subjected to other treatments, but as they continued depositing higher proportions of fat, a more efficient biochemical process than muscle tissue synthesis, those animals achieved more weight gain for the same net energy.…”
Section: Equationsmentioning
confidence: 99%
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“…Dentre os fatores de processamento, destacam-se variações no fluxo de produção, bem como variações nas técnicas utilizadas nos processos de moagem, cozimento, fermentação e principalmente a secagem As dietas de confinamento são caracterizadas pelo elevado teor de grãos, alta digestibilidade e disponibilidade de energia (Wood et al, 2008). O que resulta em maior quantidade de energia metabolizável disponível ao animal e consequentemente maior quantidade de energia particionada para ganho (Morais et al, 2016) A maior quantidade de energia disponível para o ganho permite maior ganho de peso e redução da idade ao abate, além de aumentar a taxa de desfrute dos rebanhos e melhorar a qualidade do produto final, com adequado acabamento e maior rendimento de carcaça .…”
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