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UTILISATION COMPARÉE DES CÉRÉALES COMME SEULS ALIMENTS DU PORC PENDANT LA PÉRIODE DE FINITION

Y. HENRY, A. GAYE, J.-P. TURC, H. BOUSQUET

Ann. Zootech., 17 2 (1968) 183-197

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/animres:19680205

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