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The effect of organic and inorganic zinc source, used in combination with potato fiber, on growth, nutrient digestibility and biochemical blood profile in growing pigs

  1. TitleThe effect of organic and inorganic zinc source, used in combination with potato fiber, on growth, nutrient digestibility and biochemical blood profile in growing pigs
    Author Barszcz Marcin Čobanová Klaudia 1972 SAVFYHOZ - Ústav fyziológie hospodárskych zvierat SAV    SCOPUS    RID    ORCID

    Grešáková Ľubomíra 1974 SAVFYHOZ - Ústav fyziológie hospodárskych zvierat SAV    SCOPUS    RID    ORCID

    Co-authors Taciak Marcin Tuśnio Anna
    Source document Livestock Science. Vol. 227 (2019), p. 37-43
    Languageeng - English
    CountryNL - Netherlands
    Document kindrozpis článkov z periodík (rbx)
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