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Lucas Rocha Rebelo

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Animal growth and development

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|Dec 06, 2024

Partial replacement of corn grain with levels of crude glycerin on feed intake, digestibility, ruminal fermentation, nitrogen utilization, and performance of feedlot lambs.

Ricardo Sérgio Fioravanti Filho, Lucas Rocha Rebelo, Morgana Zanchetin

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