Elephant grass supplementation in the feed of fattening pigs affects growth performance, carcass characteristics, blood profiles and intestinal microorganisms

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Gao, L., Yan, Q., Li, J., Pang, T., Lu, L., Yi, X., Jones, C.S. and Zhang, J. 2022. Elephant grass supplementation in the feed of fattening pigs affects growth performance, carcass characteristics, blood profiles and intestinal microorganisms. Frontiers in Animal Science 3:911692.

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