Responses of broilers offered maize diets containing the mycotoxin nivalenol. (Short Communication)

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Other papers by J.S. Kopinski and co-authors

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• Non-starch polysaccharides in Australian cereals. (Abstract)
  J.S. Kopinski, P. Martin, G.W. Blight and 2 others · 1995
• Multiple short egg production cycles
  D. Robinson and K.M. Barram · 1991
• Sex difference in lysine and energy requirements of growing pigs. (Short Communication)
  D.N. Singh, C.P. McPhee, R. Young and 1 other · 1991
• Mycotoxins in water-damaged and mouldy wheat from temporary bulk stores in Queensland
  B.J. Blaney · 1986
• Nutritive value of weather damaged sorghum grain for pigs
  K.C. Williams, B.J. Blaney and R.T. Peters · 1986 · Proc. Aust. Soc. Anim. Prod. (1986) 0
• Nutritional methods of moult inducement. (Abstract)
  P.F. Mannion, H.W. Burton, D.E. Fuelling and K.M. Barram · 1983
• Fluorine absorption by cattle fed rock phosphates containing various concentrations of aluminium and iron. (Abstract)
  B.J. Blaney and R.J.W. Gartner · 1983

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