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The Digestiblity of Phosphorus in Dicalcium Phosphate in Pigs

Authors
  • Tim S. Stahly (Iowa State University)
  • T. R. Lutz (Iowa State University)

Abstract

The digestibiltiy of P in dicalcium phosphate, a P source considered to have a high relative bioavailability , was determined to be 68.1 % in pigs. The digestibility of the phosphorus was not altered by dietary calcium/available P ratio or stage of pig growth (10 vs 30 kg body weight).These data highlight the opportunity/incentive for technologies aimed at improving P digestibility in P sources (inorganic P sources) with high relative phosphorus bioavailabilities.

Keywords: ASL R1956

How to Cite:

Stahly, T. S. & Lutz, T. R., (2004) “The Digestiblity of Phosphorus in Dicalcium Phosphate in Pigs”, Iowa State University Animal Industry Report 1(1). doi: https://doi.org/10.31274/ans_air-180814-894

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Published on
01 Jan 2004
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