Effects of diet with different zinc levels on growth performance and N-balance of growing mink ()

Effect of dietary levels of lipid and carbohydrate on growth performance, body composition, nitrogen excretion and plasma glucose levels in rainbow trout reared at 8 or

In recent years, intelligent transportation systems made it possible for operators to adapt in real- time the transportation supply to travel demand via new mobility services.

Experiment 1: A factorial experiment was set up to check the ef- fect of two factors: (1) application of di fferent N fertilization levels (low-LN, medium-MN and high-HN,

To determine the effects of diet on intestinal electrical activity and insulin secretion, five sheep were given diets of fresh cut grass, hay, and cereal

At anthesis, all levels of nitro- gen supplied under elevated CO 2 (to 1,000 μmol mol −1 ) in- creased assimilation rate (A) by 18 % as compared to ambient CO 2 (400 μmol mol −1 ),

Seed yield under all nitrogen treatments was higher under elevated carbon dioxide than un- der ambient and this increase was more obvious at the high levels of nitrogen (equivalent

Body  zinc  content of  pigs  is  estimated  around 22 mg/kg live weight.  With  conventional diets  (eg  150  mg/kg  Zn)  Zn  excretion  amounts  91%  to  95% 

Life history traits (mean ± SE) of Plutella xylostella and Diadegma semiclausum exposed to different thermal regimes in experiment 1: A) development time, B) adult body mass, and