1956
DOI: 10.3382/ps.0350627
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Utilization of Phosphorus from Various Phosphate Supplements by Chicks

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“…In the previous report (Motzok et al, 1956) the average weight at 5 weeks of age of groups of chicks fed a combination of equal parts of bone meal and colloidal phosphate, although markedly improved over that of the groups fed colloidal phosphate, was still significantly below that of chicks fed either bone meal or tricalcium phosphate. As was pointed out in the previous work, there appears to be a difference in the availability of the phosphorus in various samples of colloidal phosphate.…”
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“…In the previous report (Motzok et al, 1956) the average weight at 5 weeks of age of groups of chicks fed a combination of equal parts of bone meal and colloidal phosphate, although markedly improved over that of the groups fed colloidal phosphate, was still significantly below that of chicks fed either bone meal or tricalcium phosphate. As was pointed out in the previous work, there appears to be a difference in the availability of the phosphorus in various samples of colloidal phosphate.…”
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“…(In the previous work of Motzok et al (1956) a level of 0.40 percent total inorganic phosphorus was maintained.) The rations were made up to 100 pounds by the requisite amounts of the phosphorus supplement and calcium carbonate and by ground wheat.…”
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“…Os primeiros ensaios de disponibilidade foram realizados com dietas purificadas de milho, fibrina sanguínea e gelatina (GILLIS et al, 1948; GILLIS et al, 1954 As necessidades de fósforo para deposição de cinzas ósseas são maiores do que para ganho (MOTZOK et al, 1956; SEBURTH et al, 1952; WILCOX et al, 1955). Nelson e Peeler (1961), relatam que com níveis baixos de fósforo nas rações, as aves inicialmente irão atender suas necessidades de crescimento e então, completar a mineralização de seus ossos.…”
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