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Developments in enzyme usage in ruminants.

Karen Ann Beauchemin, Lucia Holtshausen

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This chapter discusses the research on enzyme additives for ruminants and the attempts to provide a rationale for their effective use in beef and dairy diets. Future research needs and opportunities on feed enzymes for ruminants are also highlighted.

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This chapter discusses the research on enzyme additives for ruminants and the attempts to provide a rationale for their effective use in beef and dairy diets. Future research needs and opportunities on feed enzymes for ruminants are also highlighted.

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This chapter discusses the research on enzyme additives for ruminants and the attempts to provide a rationale for their effective use in beef and dairy diets. Future research needs and opportunities on feed enzymes for ruminants are also highlighted.

Key concepts: Enzyme, Biotechnology, Business, Biology, Biochemistry

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