19 research outputs found
ChemInform Abstract: Reaction of Hexachlorocyclotriphosphazatriene with Benzoic Acid in the Presence of Triethylamine.
Carnival stylistic of the German language bestiary (as exemplified in animalistic fairy tale about Reineke Fox)
Evaluation of the effectiveness of feed additives in the diet of trout
The paper studied the effect of feed bioadditives Levabon Rumen E and Digestarom P.E.P. 1000 and a complex of organic acids on the dynamics of mass accumulation, indices of visceral organs, anatomical pathological changes, and hematological parameters of juvenile trout. The maximum positive effect on the morphophysiological parameters and health of fish was revealed for yeast in combination with a phytobiotic as a feed bioadditive. The immune response was found to increase in fish fed bioadditives. A complex of organic acids adversely affects the state of the visceral organs and tissues of fish. A combined use of feed additives in the diet of juvenile trout is recommended in the following concentrations: 2% Levabon Rumen E and 1.5% Digestarom P.E.P. 1000. This combination helps to reduce intensive development of pathological processes in adult fish and improve the physiological parameters of juvenile trout
On the Evaluation of Quantitative Parameters and Formal Kinetic Features of Nitrification in Natural Waters
Catalytic Action of Water during Nucleophilic Substitution of Halogen in Hexachlorocyclotriphosphazatriene with Pyridine N-Oxide
Efficiency of using vegetable proteins in trout feed
Abstract
The article presents the results of quantitative indicators of the growth of rainbow trout when growing feed with a partial replacement of animal proteins with plant proteins. The results obtained show that the growth rate of fish and the feed coefficient when replacing protein by 10% with plant proteins do not change, provided that the animal, as well as the macro- and microelement balance of feed, are observed.</jats:p
