Evidence of genetic variability for digestive efficiency in the growing pig fed a fibrous diet
Authors:
- H. GilbertHGH. Gilbert
- Y. Jaguelin-PeyraudYJY. Jaguelin-Peyraud
- T. LebrunTLT. Lebrun
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