Swine Nutrition 1991
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-409-90095-8.50010-5
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Maximizing Lean Tissue Growth: Genetic, Nutritional, and Environmental Factors

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“…Os resultados de TDG verificados neste trabalho podem ser explicados pelo menor consumo de energia, associado à alta temperatura ambiente (SPEER, 1991), e confirmam as observações de STAHLY e CROMWELL (1979), DIVIDICH et al (1980), CLOSE e STANIER (1984) e CAMPBELL e TAVERNER (1988).…”
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“…Os resultados de TDG verificados neste trabalho podem ser explicados pelo menor consumo de energia, associado à alta temperatura ambiente (SPEER, 1991), e confirmam as observações de STAHLY e CROMWELL (1979), DIVIDICH et al (1980), CLOSE e STANIER (1984) e CAMPBELL e TAVERNER (1988).…”
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“…A adição de gordura às dietas de suínos em crescimento e terminação geralmente melhora a eficiência alimentar, aumenta ou não o ganho de peso e influencia medidas de carcaça (SPEER, 1991). O consumo de alimentos por suínos recebendo dieta com alta concentração de energia contribui para maior deposição de gordura na carcaça.…”
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“…The role of genetic, nutritional and environmental factors in maximizing lean tissue growth in pigs was reviewed by Speer (1991). McPhee et al (1991) reported that an increased daily intake of energy (27.2 vs. 23.7 MJ DE) and lysine (23.4 vs. 13.3 g) resulted in an increased growth rate and ham-lean percentage in both male and female pigs selected for high ham-lean weight over five generations under a limit-feeding regimen, while the control line of pigs had a lower response.…”
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