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Animal Feed Science and Technology, 45 (1994) 414-416 0377-8401 /94/$07.00 © 1994—Elsevier Science B.V., Amsterdam Author Index Alexandrov, A.N., see Todorov, N.A., et al. Ammerman, C.B., see Pott, E.B., et al. Beames, R.M., see McDougall, N.R.., et al. Bell, J.M. and Keith, M.O. Effects of adding barley hulls and linseed meal to wheat and hulless barley diets fed to growing pigs Bird, S.H., Romulo, B. and Leng, R.A. Effects of lucerne supplementation and defaunation on feed intake, digestibility, N retention and productivity of sheep fed straw based diets Boros, D., see Marquardt, R.R., et al. Boucqué, Ch.V., see Fiems, L.O., et al. Bunting, L.D., Sticker, L.S., Kappel, L.C. and Zhang, Y. Growth responses and ruminal adaptation of lambs fed crustacean processing wastes ... 229 Buttery, P.J. and Sweet, A. Manipulation of lean deposition in animals Chen, C.-M., see Yin, Y.-L., et al. Chen, X.-S., see Yin, Y.-L., et al. Chesson, A. Feed enzymes Cottyn, B.G., see Fiems, L.O., et al. Crow, G., see Marquardt, R.R., et al. D’Mello, J.P.F. Amino acid supplementation of cereal-based diets for non-ruminants Doreau, M. and Ferlay, A. Digestion and utilisation of fatty acids by ruminants Fagbenro, O.A. and Jauncey, K. Chemical and nutritional quality of dried fermented fish silages and their nutritive value for tilapia (Oreochromis niloticus) Fahmy, S.T.M. and Klopfenstein, T.J. Treatment with different chemicals and their effects on the digestibility of maize stalks. 2. Intake and in vivo digestibility as affected by chemical treatment and monensin supplementation Ferlay, A., see Doreau, M.., et al. Fiems, L.O., Cottyn, B.G. and Boucqué, Ch.V. A note on the digestibility and feeding value of wheat gluten feed for ruminants Fitzner, G.E., see Weeden, T.L.., et al. Gatel, F. Protein quality of legume seeds for non-ruminant animals: a literature review Goodband, R.D., see Weeden, T.L., et al. Guenter, W., see Marquardt, R.R.., et al. Henderson, N. I aia aiel acca cn cs Death adn nannnnanbiatcbhnintaedeeesaeaniieedakseinbnantadehstekeehbennaniekbeaet 35 Henry, P.R., see Pott, E.B., et al. Hindle, V.A., see Liu, Y.-G., et al. Huang, R.-L., see Yin, Y.-L., et al. Ivusic, S.I., Mirosh, L.W. and Nakaue, H.S. Productivity of laying pullets fed diets containing yellow peas (Pisum sativum L. var. Miranda) Jauncey, K., see Fagbenro, O.A., et al. Jongbloed, A.W., see Smits, B., et al. Kappel, L.C., see Bunting, L.D., et al. Keith, M.O., see Bell, J.M., et al. Klopfenstein, T.J., see Fahmy, S.T.M., et al. Leng, R.A., see Bird, S.H.., et al. Liu, M.-L., see Liu, Y.-G., et al. Liu, Y.-G., Zhou, M.-Q. and Liu, M.-L. A survey of nutrients and toxic factors in commercial rapeseed meal in China and evaluation of detoxification by water extraction Liu, Y.-G., Steg, A. and Hindle, V.A. Rumen degradation and intestinal digestion of crambe and other oilseed by-products in dairy cows Madison, J.B., see Pott, E.B., et al. Makkar, G:S., see Sehgal, J.P., et al. Marquardt, R.R., Boros, D., Guenter, W. and Crow, G. The nutritive value of barley, rye, wheat and corn for young chicks as affected by use of a Trichoderma reesei enzyme preparation McDougall, N.R. and Beames, R.M. Composition of raspberry pomace and its nutritive value for monogastric animals Merritt, A.M., see Pott, E.B., et al. Miles, R.D., see Pott, E.B., et al. Mirosh, L.W., see Ivusic, S.I., et al. Nakaue, H.S., see Ivusic, S.I., et al. Nelssen, J.L., see Weeden, T.L., et al. Oldham, J.D. Recent progress towards matching feed quality to the amino acid needs of ruminants ... 19 Owen, E., see Zaman, M.S., et al. Pike, D.J., see Zaman, M.S., et al. Pott, E.B., Henry, P.R., Ammerman, C.B., Merritt, A.M., Madison, J.B. and Miles, R.D. Relative bioavailability of copper in a copper-lysine complex for chicks and lambs Romulo, B., see Bird, S.H., et al. Sebek, L.B.J., see Smits, B., et al. Sehgal, J.P. and Makkar, G.S. Protein evaluation in ruminants in vitro, in sacco, in vivo protein degradability and microbial efficiency of different protein supplements in growing buffalo calves Smith, W.J. Antibiotics in feed, with special reference to pigs: a veterinary viewpoint Smits, B., Jongbloed, A.W. and Sebek, L.B.J. Effect of pelleting and feeding level on apparent digestibility and feeding value of diets for growing-finishing pigs Steg, A., see Liu, Y.-G., et al. Sticker, L.S., see Bunting, L.D., et al. Sweet, A., see Buttery, P.J., et al. Tashev, T.K., see Todorov, N.A.., et al. 416 Thaler, R.C., see Weeden, T.L., et al. Todorov, N.A., Tashev, T.K., Yancheva, N.J. and Alexandrov, A.N. Dehydrated alfalfa and chemically preserved alfalfa silage in combination with sunflower meal or urea as sources of protein for dairy cows Weeden, T.L., Nelssen, J.L., Thaler, R.C., Fitzner, G.E. and Goodband, R.D. Effect of dietary protein and supplemental soya-bean oil fed during lactation on sow and litter performance through two parities Whitehead, C.C. Vitamin supplementation of cereal diets for poultry Yancheva, N.J., see Todorov, N.A., et al. Yin, Y.-L. Nutritive value of feedstuffs and diets for pigs: 2. Apparent post-ileal digestibility and interrelationships between dietary constituents and faecal and ileal digestibility Yin, Y.-L., Chen, C.-M., Zhong, H.-Y., Huang, R.-L. and Chen, X.-S. Apparent digestibilities of energy, cell wall constituents, crude protein and amino acids of Chinese oil seed meals for growing pigs Zaman, M.S., Owen, E. and Pike, D.J. The calculations method used for optimising conditions of treatment of barley straw with calcium hydroxide: effects of level of calcium hydroxide and urea, moisture, treatment time and temperature on in vitro digestibility Zhang, Y., see Bunting, L.D., et al. Zhong, H.-Y., see Yin, Y.-L., et al. Zhou, M.-Q., see Liu, Y.-G., et al.

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