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Haematogical and biochemical proflies of rabbits fed pelleted and non pelleted maize substituted sweet potato root diets
Unpeeled, sliced sun-dried sweet potato roots were milled and replaced with maize at 0, 25. 50, 75 and 100% levels in the diets rabbits. Fifty mongrel rabbits aged between 8-10 weeks average body weight of 650.25A0.33g were randomly allotted to the ten diets with five rabbits per diet. A group of fi...
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2011-09
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