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Journal of Aquaculture Research & Development

Alanis G

Alanis G

Mexico

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  • Research Article
    Energy Partitioning by Litopenaeus Vannamei (Boone, 1931) given Plant Protein Diets
    Author(s): Suárez JA *,Gaxiola G ,Posso R ,Garcia G ,Alanis G ,Suárez A ,Faillace J ,Cuzon G Suárez JA *,Gaxiola G ,Posso R ,Garcia G ,Alanis G ,Suárez A ,Faillace J ,Cuzon G

    The nutritive value of soybean meal (SBMd), feed pea meal (FPMd) and canola meal (CNAd) was evaluated for the shrimp L. vannamei. The apparent digestive coefficient (ADC) of dry matter (DM) varied from 80-86% for diets (p<0.05) and 64-87% for ingredients (p<0.05). ADC protein varied in a narrow range but still differed amongst diets (p<0.05); CNA provided the least ADC protein. ADC energy followed the same pattern as ADC protein but the range of variation was higher (87-92%) than with protein. All parameters derived from oxygen consumption were measured to determine an energy budget calculated on a 24 h basis, with animals weighing 6 g on average and given practical diets. SBMd and FPMd yielded recovered energy (RE) of 0.9 and 0.7kJ, respectively, in comparison to CNAd, which yielded a value as low as 0.4 kJ RE. The latter thus represents a poor diet alternative as c.. View More»
    DOI: 10.4172/2155-9546.1000128

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