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Study of the Application of Fructooligosaccharides in Piglets

Chuanlai Xu, Chen Xudong, Cheng Ji, Qiugang Ma, Kai Hao

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weighing ~7.86±0.06kg each (33±1 d of age) were randomly divided on the basis of initial weight and gender into one of fifteen pens of three treatment groups (six pigs per pen, three barrows and three gilts, five pens per Study of the Application of Fructooligosaccharides in Piglets

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weighing ~7.86±0.06kg each (33±1 d of age) were randomly divided on the basis of initial weight and gender into one of fifteen pens of three treatment groups (six pigs per pen, three barrows and three gilts, five pens per Study of the Application of Fructooligosaccharides in Piglets

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weighing ~7.86±0.06kg each (33±1 d of age) were randomly divided on the basis of initial weight and gender into one of fifteen pens of three treatment groups (six pigs per pen, three barrows and three gilts, five pens per Study of the Application of Fructooligosaccharides in Piglets

Key concepts: Caecum, Animal science, Crossbreed, Feces, Meal, Globulin, Biology, Butyric acid

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