Nutrition and Lactation in the Dairy Cow 1988
DOI: 10.1016/b978-0-408-00717-7.50013-7
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Vitamin Requirements of the Dairy Cow

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“…The previously reported increase of total body lipids with increasing dietary fat (BIEBER-WLASCHNY and PFEFFER 1987) must be a reflection mainly of changes in the amounts of fat attached to viscera, which agrees with the tendency of relative weights of viscera to increase with increasing dietary fat. Similar explanations are given by BROMLEY and SMART (1981). From the consumers point of view, the proportion of dietary energy in trout feeds represented by fat may be of minor interest, if generally influences on body composition ar restricted to weight and composition of viscera, which normally are not thought for human consumption.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 70%
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“…The previously reported increase of total body lipids with increasing dietary fat (BIEBER-WLASCHNY and PFEFFER 1987) must be a reflection mainly of changes in the amounts of fat attached to viscera, which agrees with the tendency of relative weights of viscera to increase with increasing dietary fat. Similar explanations are given by BROMLEY and SMART (1981). From the consumers point of view, the proportion of dietary energy in trout feeds represented by fat may be of minor interest, if generally influences on body composition ar restricted to weight and composition of viscera, which normally are not thought for human consumption.…”
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confidence: 70%
“…In steps of 12 per cent of the gross energy the carbohydrate was gradually replaced by either sunflower oil (diets S 1 to S 5) or by beef tallow (diets B1 to B5). For further details see BIEBER-WLASCHNY and PFEFFER (1987).…”
Section: Methodsmentioning
confidence: 99%