2007
DOI: 10.1590/s1516-35982007000200017
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Valores energéticos de alguns alimentos utilizados em rações para codornas japonesas

Abstract: -MG. 4 DZO/UFLA, DZO/UFLA, Lavras -MG. RESUMO -O experimento foi conduzido para determinar os valores energéticos de 12 alimentos para codornas japonesas. Utilizaram-se 280 codornas com 19 semanas de idade, submetidas ao método de coleta total de excretas, em delineamento em blocos casualizados, com dez codornas por unidade experimental. O período experimental teve 32 dias de duração, dividido em quatro ensaios de oito dias, nos quais foram estudados dois grupos de alimentos (protéicos e energéticos), co… Show more

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“…With the evaluation of the chemical composition of dehydrated cashew apple meal (Table 3), it was verified that the values found are similar to the results obtained by Ramos et al (2006), Azevedo et al (2009) and Leite et al (2013), with small variations that can be attributed to the fact that the composition of by-products can be influenced by the type and time spent on the processing applied and, in the case of food of plant origin, factors such as soil, climate, genetic variability and storage conditions of the food can influence its composition (FREITAS et al, 2005;BRUMANO et al, 2006;GOMES et al, 2007;NERY et al, 2007).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 87%
“…With the evaluation of the chemical composition of dehydrated cashew apple meal (Table 3), it was verified that the values found are similar to the results obtained by Ramos et al (2006), Azevedo et al (2009) and Leite et al (2013), with small variations that can be attributed to the fact that the composition of by-products can be influenced by the type and time spent on the processing applied and, in the case of food of plant origin, factors such as soil, climate, genetic variability and storage conditions of the food can influence its composition (FREITAS et al, 2005;BRUMANO et al, 2006;GOMES et al, 2007;NERY et al, 2007).…”
Section: Resultssupporting
confidence: 87%
“…De acordo com Gomes et al (2007), o cuidado no conhecimento do conteúdo químico e energético dos alimentos deve ser redobrado quando se faz uso de produtos de origem animal, haja vista a pouca padronização desses alimentos. De acordo com Dale (2001), a composição das farinhas de peixe, além de variar de acordo com as espécies de peixes utilizadas e os métodos de processamento, depende também da retirada dos filés, os quais são destinados ao consumo humano.…”
Section: Resultsunclassified
“…The nutritional composition of the almond cashew nut full meal tested ( 1 Vitamin mixture (kg of product): vitamin A: 10,000,000 IU; vitamin D3: 2,000,000 IU; vitamin E: 30,000 IU; vitamin B1: 2.0 g; vitamin B2: 6.0 g; vitamin B6: 4.0 g; vitamin B12: 0.015 g; pantothenic acid: 12.0 g; biotin: 0.1 g; vitamin K3: 3.0 g; folic acid: 1.0 g; nicotinic acid: 50.0 g; selenium: 250.0 mg. 2 Mineral mixture (kg of product): iron: 80 g; copper: 10 g; cobalt: 2 g; manganese: 80 g; zinc: 50 g; iodine: 1 g. variability, as well as by the type of processing and unsuitable storage conditions of food (FReiTas et al, 2005;BRuMano et al, 2006;goMes et al, 2007;neRy et al, 2007). Particularly by-products may differ in their regional classification and in the proportion of their components.…”
Section: Resultsmentioning
confidence: 99%