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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0119534y studies because plants are ‘natural’ and therefore considered harmless. This chapter provides information on a variety of plants as dietary supplements, mainly known as ethnopharmaceuticals. Typically, animals respond with improved immunity and accelerated growth performance; in many cases, both t

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Technische Anwendungen des Hall-Effektes,y studies because plants are ‘natural’ and therefore considered harmless. This chapter provides information on selected plants and plant families often used as dietary supplements, mainly known as ethnopharmaceuticals. Typically, animals respond with improved immunity and accelerated growth performa

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Advances in Solid State Physicsn many studies because plants are ‘natural’ and therefore considered harmless. Aquafeed is often uncritically supplemented with plant material. However, the widespread belief that plant-based products are green and safer alternatives to their chemical counterparts lacks empirical data to support thi

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https://doi.org/10.1007/BFb0119534estock consumption have been tested. Among these materials, fruits and wastes from their processing industries have been tested. Another focus of aquafeed improvement is the addition of essential oils. Often, biomolecular methods are used only as sophisticated success monitoring tools and not to und

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Advances in Solid State Physicsustrial processes have been tested for potential valorization. Among these materials, dried distillers grains (DDGS) with solubles stand out quantitatively. The increased production and availability of biofuels and the chemical composition of DDGS make this coproduct a logical plant-based candidate

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,Aquatic Animal Nutrition: Plant Preparations—,cement of biological knowledge of farmed aquatic animals. On the one hand, pragmatic approaches are justified, even mandatory, to achieve the first purpose. On the other hand, aquaculture as a biological science has not yet developed robust paradigms, i.e., it has not yet become a mature science in