INFLUENCE DE LA CASTRATION ET DE LA NATURE DES GLUCIDES DE LA RATION SUR LA CROISSANCE ET LA QUALITÉ DES CARCASSES DE BOVINS ABATTUS A 24 MOIS
Ann. Zootech., 20 2 (1971) 251-257
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