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Effects of Dietary CP and ME and Their Interaction on Growth Performance,of Black Male Muscovy DucksDAI
DAI Qiu-zhong,ZHANG Jian-hua,JIANG Gui-tao,WANG Zhao-qun,LIN Qian,ZHANG Xu
JOURNAL OF DOMESTIC ANIMAL ECOLOGY
2013, 34 (1 ):
34-39.
This study was designed to investigate the effects of dietary CP and ME and their interaction on growth performance, nutrients availability and blood parameters of black male Muscovy ducks. Three hundred and twenty four 21-day-old black male Muscovy ducks were used in a 2?3 factorial design trial and randomly allocated to 9 groups with 6 replicates of 6 ducks each. The ducks were fed with 15.0%, 17.0% or 19.0% CP and 11.30, 11.72 or 12.13 MJ of ME per kg of dietary. The experiment lasted for 28 days. The results showed as follows; dietary CP and ME levels, as well as the interaction of CP and ME had no significant effects on 21 d, 35 d, 42 d, 49 d body weight (BW), GLU, TG, TC, ALB, TP, BUN, ALT and AST (P >0.05), but had extremely significant effects on availability of dry matter and energy (P <0.01). The interaction of CP and ME had significant effect on availability of CP. At comprehensive consideration of growth performance, nutrients availability and blood parameters, 15.0% and 11.72 MJ/kg as dietary CP and ME levels were adequate for 21~49 days black Muscovy ducks.
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