Rusakova E.A., Kosyan D.B., Kwan O.V. EFFECT OF DIFFERENT LEVELS OF NUTRITION ON THE EFFECTIVENESS OF INTERMEDIATE EXCHANGEThe paper presents data on the effect of phytase on the exchange of energy, nitrogen and productivity of broiler chickens at various NUTRIENT security. Found that in groups with fitazosoderzhaschim diet is a decrease of energy losses with the droppings on the background of increasing KPI OE and matching coefficient, which indicates the rational use of energy for the synthesis of tissues.Key words: phytase, broilers, transformation, protein, energy.
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Authors: Kvan O.V., Rusakova E.A., Kosyan D.B.
Year: 2014
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