The effect of eleven variables with coded notation (glucose (X1), maltose (X2), ribose (X3), galactose (XA), beef extract (X5),
peanut meal (X6), ammonium chloride (X7), ammonium sulphate (X8), barbital (X9), pH (X10), and moisture content (X11)) on the production of rifamycin B was tested at two experimental levels, high level denoted by (+) and a low level denoted by (-), as listed in Table 1.
Dissection of the stomach of these animals revealed minor quantities of
peanut meal compared with abundant amounts of
peanut meal in the stomachs of nonsensitized or soybean-/peanut-free diet-challenged animals.
The scientists used extrusion cooking to decontaminate aflatoxins in
peanut meal by mediating starch as a plasticizer and using lysine as a nucleophile.
Determination and prediction of the energy content and amino acid digestibility in
peanut meals fed to growing pigs.
Plant protein, defatted
peanut meal, Tilapia, growth performance, fatty acids profiles.
Based on the above, the objective of this study was to evaluate the nutrient intake, productive performance and body measurements of feedlot dairy heifers fed diets based on sugarcane and different protein sources (soybean meal,
peanut meal, cottonseed meal and sunflower meal).
Preliminary investigation demonstrated that approximately 25% of intragastrically sensitized animals and 75-90% of intraperitoneally sensitized animals responded to an oral challenge of
peanut meal. Thus, an optimal experimental regime using intraperitoneal administration of peanut extract and oral challenge with
peanut meal was developed as follows.
Two samples of AFB-free
peanut meal and
peanut meal seriously contaminated with [AFB.sub.1] (330 [micro]g/kg) were selected and incorporated into the basal diet by proportion.
Abstract.- The study was to determine the effects of diets replacing fish meal (FM) with
peanut meal (PNM) on feed utilization, growth performance and body composition of Mozambique tilapia (OreChromis mossambicus, initial body weight 0.830.17 g).
In addition,
peanut meal was used to formulate the lysine-deficient basal diet in our study, due to its lower lysine content than soybean meal, and this feedstuff was also used in the study of Chen and Shen (1979) in which the lysine requirement of mule ducklings was evaluated successfully.
The basal diet was based on corn,
peanut meal and soybean meal and provided 0.67% lysine.
Cottonseed meal (CSM), rapeseed meal (RSM),
peanut meal (PNM), rice bran, and corn distillers dried grains with solubles (DDGS) are common local by-products that can be used in pig feed in China.
(2014) who documented 100 % survival at replacing fish meal with
peanut meal on 0% and 10% which are similar with the current study while 86%, 93% and 83% on replacing fish meal with
peanut meal 20%, 30% and 40%, respectively in Mozambique tilapia diet.
Three protein diets were employed: soybean meal (SM), whole soybean meal (SMw) and
peanut meal (PM).
