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Aditivos melhoradores de desempenho: o que vem por aí?
Aditivos melhoradores de desempenho: o que vem por aí?
Autores
Por Guilherme M. Preis1, Lúcio V. C. Girão1, Lucas J. Lara1, Marcos H. Rostagno1,2
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1Purdue University, Department of Animal Sciences, West Lafayette, IN, USA
2United States Department of Agriculture, Agricultural Research Service, West Lafayette, IN, USA
Publicado
Avicultura Industrial – Número 08’2013 – Ano 104 – Edição 1225
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