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Phytate and phytase.

Published:2010 Issue: Volume: Page:160-205
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Container-title:Enzymes in farm animal nutrition
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Selle P. H.,Ravindran V.,Cowieson A. J.,Bedford M. R.

Abstract

The nutritional effects and environmental impact of phytate; degradation of phytate using non-starch polysaccharide degrading enzymes; sources of phytase; effects of phytase inclusion on growth performance, nutrient utilization, feed efficiency, feed formulation and phosphorus bioavailability in chickens and pigs are discussed in the chapter.

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CABI

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