Paulo Roberto Leme
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Scientia Agricola | 1995
Duarte Lanna; Celso Boin; Guilherme Fernando Alleoni; Paulo Roberto Leme
Determination of body composition is very important in nutritional and growth regulation studies. However, determination of body composition by grinding and analyzing all tissues is unfeasible as an experimental routine. The objective of this study was to test methodologies for body composition estimation. Linear measurements and chemical composition of the 9-10-11th and 10th rib sections were used to estimate chemical composition of 31 Nellore (Zebu) intact males with an average 333.5 kg body weight (range of 180.5 to 496.0) and 16.1% empty body lipid (range of 10.6 to 22.1). Composition of ribs, carcass and empty body were obtained by quantitatively grinding, homogenizing and sampling all body tissues. The 9-10-11th composition was a good estimator of body composition with r2 of 0.99; 0.98; 0.98 and 0.91 for estimates of kg water, lipid, protein, and ash; with low standard errors of the estimate. Results with the 10th rib cut were similar (r2 of 0.98, 0.98, 0.97 and 0.88 for the same regressions). Data are in the range of published results, however coefficients of regression were statistically different from those published for Bos taurus populations. Rib cut composition is a good parameter for the estimation of chemical body composition, but specific equations must be used for Zebu animals.
Bragantia | 1995
Anisio Azzini; Paulo Roberto Leme; Cássia Regina Limonta Carvalho; Antonio Luiz de Barros Salgado; Vera Lúcia Puppo Ferreira
The mineral and bromatologic characterization of bamboo shoot residues (Dendrocalamus giganteus Munro) were determined as animal food. The results showed that the bamboo shoot residues (sheaths and pieces of soft culms) presented hight contents of protein (131.4 g/kg), sugars (115.3 g/kg), fibers (235.4 g/kg) and hydrocyanic acid (213 mg/kg). This hydrocyanic acid concentration can be toxic for animals, then this cyanogenic componed must be eliminated using boiling water during 20 minutes. This treatment is similar to the treatment used for edible parts of bamboo shoot. After this treatment for hydrocyanic acid elimination the bamboo shoot residues can be used as animal food.
Boletim de Indústria Animal | 1985
Albino Luchiari Filho; Celso Boin; Guilherme Fernando Alleoni; Paulo Roberto Leme; Romeu Fernandes Nardon
Archive | 1986
Alexander George Razook; Paulo Roberto Leme; I. U. Packer; A. Luchiari Filho; R. F. Nordos; J. B. Trovo; C. N. Z. Capelozza; F. L. Pires; J. Nascimento; Camila Barbosa; J. L. B. Coutinho; Wilma de Jesus Oliveira
Boletim de Indústria Animal | 1990
Albino Luchiari Filho; Celso Boin; Guilherme Fernando Alleoni; Paulo Roberto Leme
Boletim de Indústria Animal | 1993
Wignez Henrique; Paulo Roberto Leme; Célio Luiz Justo; Paulo Alves de Siqueira; Roberto Molinari Peres; João José Assumpção de Abreu Demarchi; Paulo Sérgio Coser
Boletim de Indústria Animal | 1987
José Luiz Viana Coutinho Filho; Roberto Molinari Peres; Célio Luiz Justo; Paulo Roberto Leme; Paulo Alves de Siqueira
Boletim de Indústria Animal | 1990
Guilherme Fernando Alleoni; Paulo Roberto Leme; Celson Boin; Darcy Antonio Beisman
Boletim de Indústria Animal | 1990
A. Luchiari Filho; Celso Boin; Guilherme Fernando Alleoni; Paulo Roberto Leme
Boletim de Indústria Animal | 1989
Albino Luchiari Filho; Paulo Roberto Leme; Alexander George Razook; Romeu Fernandes Nardon; Wilma de Jesus Oliveira