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MUFA per 100gfood
C18:1 Oleic acid 17 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
C18:1 Oleic acid 21 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Flavones
Luteolin 1.84 µg/100g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 3.52 µg/100g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 3.88 µg/100g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 0.84 µg/100g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 4.4 µg/100g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 3.08 µg/100g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 7.2 µg/100g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 2.62 µg/100g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 2.7 µg/100g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Luteolin 3.94 µg/100g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
PUFA per 100gfood
C18:2 Linoleic acid 71.2 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
C18:2 Linoleic acid 57 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
C18:2 Linoleic acid 9-13 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
C18:2 Linoleic acid 1 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Proximates
Acetate 3.4 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Acetate 5.6 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Acetate 3.4 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Acetate 5.6 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Acetate 13 % DM Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Acetyl 2.6 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Acetyl groups 2.3 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Acid Detergent Fiber (ADF), insoluble 14.71 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Acid Detergent Fiber (ADF), insoluble 16.64 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Acid Detergent Fiber (ADF), insoluble 22.39 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23.5 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 30-40 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 30-40 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 22 % Cull Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 42.8 % Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.84 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 1.8 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 38.79 % d.b. Apple pomace as a supplement to pasture for dairy cows in late lactation
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 28 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 43.2 % d.b. Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 24.5 % d.b. Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 47 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % DM 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 50 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 46.2-51.0 % d.b. Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 70 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 50 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 14 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23.1 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21.1 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 48 % d.b. By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 46 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 48.4-54.9 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 51.1 % d.b. Vitis vinifera Fruit waste as feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 35 % d.b. Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 29 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 27 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 25 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 26 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 2 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 24 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 42 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 68 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 70 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 35 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 33 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 10 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 39 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 24 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 30 % d.b. Spent 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 17 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 65 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 35 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 33 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 35 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12 % d.b. Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 47 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 53 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 41 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 73 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 22 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 32 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 63 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 60 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 30 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 38 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 37 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 57 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 55 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 6 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 10 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 48 % d.b. Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.4 % d.b. Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 22.6 % d.b. Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 8 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 24.5 % d.b. Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 43.2 % d.b. Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 48.4-52.6 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 37 % d.b. Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 51 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 25.3 % d.b. Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 35.7 % d.b. Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 30.7 % d.b. Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 8 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 2.5 % d.b. Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23 % d.b. Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 10.3 % d.b. Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11.4 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23-30 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.9-21.7 % d.b. L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 46.2-51 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 22.6 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.4 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21.1 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 37 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 28 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 44 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 5 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21.97 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20.08 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 17.21 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9.38 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 10.39 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9.12 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 25.96 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23.71 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 29.14 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18.06 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.85 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21.6 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.51 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 6.45 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.96 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 10.75 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.12 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 8.06 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20.1 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.5 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20.06 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.87 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21.17 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 22.01 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 42.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 42.3 % d.b. Urea-treated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 37.7 % d.b. NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 29.7 % d.b. Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 27.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 38.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 43.2 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 30.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 47.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 39.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 50 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 31.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 49.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 65 % d.b. Dried, Elaeis guineensis Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 48.4 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 40 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 26.4 % d.b. Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.5 % d.b. Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23.8 % d.b. Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21.9 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21 % d.b. Ensiled Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 1.4 % d.b. Polished Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 1.6 % d.b. Brown Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16.7 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.6 % d.b. Maize, dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12.7 % d.b. Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 14 % d.b. Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 17.7 % d.b. Maize, wet Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3.2 % d.b. Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11.2 % d.b. Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.6 % d.b. Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 32.7 % d.b. Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12.5 % d.b. Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18 % d.b. Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 35.4 % d.b. Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 51.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 24.6 % d.b. Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 25.6 % d.b. Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.8 % d.b. Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.3 % d.b. All types Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 6.4 % d.b. High tannin Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.2 % d.b. Low tannin Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3.5 % d.b. Red varieties Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3.1 % d.b. White varieties Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 14.5 % d.b. Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.1 % d.b. Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 26.5 % d.b. Almond Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3.8 % d.b. Durum Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3.3 % d.b. Almond Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.1 % d.b. Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.6 % d.b. Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.4 % d.b. Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 6.4 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9.2 % d.b. Cashew Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 40 % d.b. Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 36.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 29.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 43.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 28.7 % d.b. Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 30.7 % d.b. Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 64.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 63 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 17.8 % d.b. Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15 % d.b. Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23.3 % d.b. High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 25.9 % d.b. High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 67.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 62.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 46.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 59.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 66.8 % d.b. Oil <5% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 56 % d.b. Oil >5% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.7 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 10.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12.2 % d.b. Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12 % d.b. Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.8 % d.b. Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9.3 % d.b. Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.5 % d.b. Oil <30% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 11.7 % d.b. Oil >30% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 34.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 56.1 % d.b. Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 46.3 % d.b. Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 55.6 % d.b. Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 43.6 % d.b. Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 37.8 % d.b. Crude Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 39.1 % d.b. Exhausted Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 44.8 % d.b. Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 45 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 22.1 % d.b. Decanted Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 44.3 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 42.8 % d.b. High oil Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 72 % d.b. Low oil Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 43.9 % d.b. Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 29.1 % d.b. Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 56.4 % d.b. Peanut Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 10 % d.b. Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16.6 % d.b. Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9.9 % d.b. Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 5.7 % d.b. Without shells Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 29 % d.b. With shells Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 33.4 % d.b. Peanut Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23.3 % d.b. Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 31.9 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9.7 % d.b. Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 27.9 % d.b. Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 62.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 41.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20.4 % d.b. 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.7 % d.b. 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.1 % d.b. Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 14.4 % d.b. Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 60.5 % d.b. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 42.3 % d.b. Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 33.4 % d.b. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.5 % d.b. Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18.4 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 8 % d.b. Whole Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 37.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 34.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 59.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 46.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 8.3 % d.b. Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 5.9 % d.b. High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 5.9 % d.b. High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.7 % d.b. All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.8 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 8 % d.b. Toasted Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.7 % d.b. Extruded Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 35.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 34.9 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 56.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 26.3 % d.b. Without seeds Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 60.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 57.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 32 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 26.6 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 33.2 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 30.2 % d.b. Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 57.7 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 34.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.4 % DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.4 % d.b. Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.2 % d.b. Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.6 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.9 % d.b. Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 8.4 % d.b. Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.8 % d.b. Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 40 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 45.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 31.5 % DM Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.4 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.4 % d.b. Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20.9 % d.b. Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.4 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 14.9 % DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15.2 % DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 14.3 % DM Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16.9 % DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12.8 % DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 10.1 % DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 17.4 % DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16.8 % DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 9.1 % d.b. Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 16.1 % d.b. Orange Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12.9 % d.b. Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 15 % d.b. Grapefruit Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 18.3 % d.b. Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21.9 % d.b. Lime Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 51.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 46 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 74.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 66.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 32.6 % d.b. By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 19.5 % d.b. Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 5.6 % d.b. Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 34.3 % d.b. Pulp, high ash, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 58.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 59.8 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 41.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 57 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 54.7 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 42.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 53.3 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 26.7 % d.b. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20.9 % d.b. Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20 % d.b. Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 29.2 % d.b. Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 20.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 34.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 8.8 % d.b. Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12.4 % d.b. Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 3.9 % d.b. Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 24.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 23.8 % d.b. Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 24.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 25.2 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 12.7 % d.b. Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 25.1 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 31.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 32.2 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 5.2 % d.b. Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4.8 % d.b. Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 24.1 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 58.4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 53 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 64.9 % d.b. Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 53.1 % d.b. NaOH-treated, fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 39.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 40.3 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 45.5 % d.b. Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 33.9 % d.b. Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 13.3 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 22.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 6.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 43.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 25.9 % d.b. Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 28.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 21.4 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 7.7 % d.b. With shells Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 2.5 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 1.3 % DM Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 % d.b. Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 419.2 g/kg DM From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 315.3 g/kg DM From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 378 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 523 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 4 g/kg DM Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 484 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 526 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 543 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 480 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 518 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 174 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 149 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 57.5 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 487 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 112 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 197 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 258.9 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 540 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 333 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 136 g/kg DM Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 140 g/kg DM Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 495 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 514 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 467 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 466 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 519 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 401 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 380 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 312 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 343 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 386 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 140 g/kg DM Fresh, whole Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 222 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 220 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 160 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 197 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 129 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 170 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 150 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 169 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 168 g/kg DM Lemon, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 257 g/kg DM Whole, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 101 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 105 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 120 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 301.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 294.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 228.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 233.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 235.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 252.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 277.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 269.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 245.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 229.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 73 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 168 g/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 174 g/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 160 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 230 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 200 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 0 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 130 g/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 170 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 200 g/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 220 g/kg DM Lime, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 140 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 160 g/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 180 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 170 g/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 220 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 140 g/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 163 g/kg as is Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 134.5 g/kg as is Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 268 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 179 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 48.06 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 44.05 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 52.04 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 56.87 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 63.0 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 262-342 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Acid Detergent Fibre (ADF) 174-337 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 3.3 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.88 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.51 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.4 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.4 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.45 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 1.53 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 2.32 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.28 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.29 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.42 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 1.23 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.64 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.44 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.41 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.43 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 0.33 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 3.72 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 1.73 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 2.82 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 7.46 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 9.3 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (ADFCP) 11.97 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Acid detergent insoluble nitrogen 0.463 g/g total nitrogen Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid detergent insoluble nitrogen 0.467 g/g total nitrogen Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid detergent insoluble nitrogen 0.403 g/g total nitrogen By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid detergent insoluble nitrogen 0.202 g/g total nitrogen White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid detergent insoluble nitrogen 0.226 g/g total nitrogen Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid detergent insoluble nitrogen 0.091 g/g total nitrogen Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Acid detergent insoluble nitrogen 0.445 g/g total nitrogen By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Alanine 2.4 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 4.04 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Alanine 4.04 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Alanine 6.65 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 1.13 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 22.3 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 10.41 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Alanine 8.78 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Alanine 16.2 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Alanine 4.73 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Alanine 4.43 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 10.63 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 13.26 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 13.38 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 2.41 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 2.83 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 1.1 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Alanine 1.8 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Alanine 2.06 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 10.91 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 5.61 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Alanine 4.58 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Alanine 0.72 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 0.97 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Alanine 1.18 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Alanine 6.01 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Alanine 6.1 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Alanine 6.3 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Alanine 2.2 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Alanine 16.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 16.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 17.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 15.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 17.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 16.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 15.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 17.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 16.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Alanine 4.74 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Alanine 4.15 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Alanine 4.73 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Alanine 4.87 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Alanine 3.85 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Alanine 4.78 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Alanine 3.56 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Alanine 4.2 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Alanine 85.6 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Alanine 83.3 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Alanine 7.81 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Alanine 4.06 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Alanine 5.97 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Alanine 6.47 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Alanine 7.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 4.1 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 5.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 5.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 5.7 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Alanine 4.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 6.1 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Alanine 5.6 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Alanine 4.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 7.1 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Alanine 7.4 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Alanine 5.2 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Alanine 7.4 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Alanine 5.9 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Alanine 6.4 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Alanine 5.8 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Alanine 6 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Alanine 5.7 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Alanine 6.2 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Alanine 7.5 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Alanine 8.9 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Alanine 9 % protein All types Feedipedia
Alanine 8.7 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Alanine 8.6 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Alanine 8.8 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Alanine 8.8 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Alanine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 3.8 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Alanine 3.6 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Alanine 5.2 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 3.6 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 3.3 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Alanine 5.2 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Alanine 3.7 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Alanine 3.9 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Alanine 4 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Alanine 4 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Alanine 4.1 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 5.5 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Alanine 5.8 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Alanine 6.4 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Alanine 5.5 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Alanine 4 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Alanine 4.2 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Alanine 7.7 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Alanine 4.1 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Alanine 4.9 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Alanine 4.2 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Alanine 3.8 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Alanine 0.4 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Alanine 4.6 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Alanine 4.7 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Alanine 3.5 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Alanine 3.9 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Alanine 4.6 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Alanine 4.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Alanine 4.2 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Alanine 4.2 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Alanine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 5.2 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 4.6 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Alanine 3.3 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Alanine 3.3 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Alanine 3.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 4 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4.5 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Alanine 3.7 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Alanine 5.7 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Alanine 4.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 2.3 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 1.8 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 5.2 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 3.6 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Alanine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Alanine 5 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Alanine 5.6 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Alanine 6.5 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 5.2 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 7.5 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4.2 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Alanine 0.9 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Alanine 6.3 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Alanine 4.5 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Alanine 7.9 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 6.1 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Alanine 6.3 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Alanine 6.2 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Alanine 8.1 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Alanine 5.6 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Alanine 5.1 % protein Feedipedia
Alanine 10 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Alanine 10.4 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Alanine 7.6 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Alanine 7.3 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Alanine 5.5 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Alanine 4.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 4.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 4.8 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Alanine 4.3 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 3.6 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Alanine 5.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Alanine 7 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Alanine 10.6 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Alanine 1.06 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Alanine 18.3 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Alanine 13.8 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Alanine 4.11 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Alanine 3.95 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Alanine 3.95 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Alanine 17.1 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Alanine 1.34 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Alanine 4.19 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Alanine 0.49 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Alanine 0.56 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Alanine 0.21 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Alanine 0.41 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Alanine 0.28 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Alanine 0.79 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Alanine 2.73 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Alanine 0.22 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Alanine 0.08 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Alanine 1.42 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 3.12 % D AA Orange NOSHAN
Alanine 5.27 % D AA Milk NOSHAN
Alanine 16.14 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 1.94 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 1.71 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 5.91 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 1.96 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 3.77 % D AA Hard NOSHAN
Alanine 0 % D AA Soft NOSHAN
Alanine 7 % D AA Soft and hard NOSHAN
Alanine 4.33 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Alanine 8.19 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 7.19 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 9.78 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 5.27 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 3.31 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 3.32 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 4.7 % D AA Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Alanine 3.47 % D AA Selected NOSHAN
Alanine 8.19 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 2.69 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 20.03 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Alanine 3.43 % D AA Flakes NOSHAN
Alanine 2.72 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 2.6 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Alanine 3.85 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Alanine 6.59 % D AA NOSHAN
Alanine 8.6 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 7.41 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 7.39 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 9.27 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 8.12 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 6 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 8.81 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 8.92 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 7.63 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Alanine 17.7 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Alanine 9.2 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Alanine 96.09 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Alanine 117.95 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Alanine 3.8 g/16g N Feedipedia
Albumin 38.4 % protein Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Albumin 60.6 % protein Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Albumin 62.4 % protein Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Albumin 54.3 % protein Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Albumin 38.4 % protein Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Albumin 78.1 % protein Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Albumin 67.8 % protein Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Albumin 64.4 % protein Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Albumin 61.3 % protein Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Alcohol 0.0 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Amino acids, free 0.13 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Amino acids, free 0.73 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Amino acids, free 1.16 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Amino acids, free 44.32 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 25.54 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 11.74 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 29.88 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 6.15 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 19.77 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 4.24 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 20.59 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 18.91 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 8.22 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, free 1.7 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 32.72 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 84.06 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 90.2 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 162.63 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 362 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Amino acids, total 19.46 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 299.67 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 238.27 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 55.57 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 410.77 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 326.54 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 601.75 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 87.72 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 74.06 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 180.08 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 213.93 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 261.47 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 38.9 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 50.01 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 17.24 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 52.62 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 51.08 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 222.67 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 50.65 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 75.51 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 25.1 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 17.63 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 23.69 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 194.99 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Amino acids, total 348.2 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Amino acids, total 291.1 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Ammonia nitrogen 93-187 mg % Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ammonia nitrogen 60-120 mg % Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ammonia nitrogen 27-49 mg % Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ammonia nitrogen 1149.67 mg/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Ammonia nitrogen 1149.67 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Ammonia nitrogen 0.34 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Ammonia nitrogen 0.42 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 0.9 % N total Beta vulgaris, harvest time: October Cropgen database
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 169 mg/kg DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 3006 mg/kg DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 941 mg/kg DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 882 mg/kg DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 167 mg/kg DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 1.4 g/kg Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 0.059 g/L Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Ammonium nitrogen (NH4-N) 10.57 g/kg DM Dried Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.596 N/A Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.638 N/A Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.724 N/A Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.728 N/A Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.71 N/A Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.692 N/A Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.7 N/A Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.682 N/A Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.688 N/A Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Apparent total tract digestibility of gross energy 0.711 N/A Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 56 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 59 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 72 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 67 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 58 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 22 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 44 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 28 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 36 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Aqueous fraction (lectins + polypeptides + starch) 26 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Arabinan 1.8 wt%, dry basis A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Arabinan 3.5 wt%, dry basis A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Arabinan 3.9 wt%, dry basis Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Arabinan 1.5 wt%, dry basis Combined ethanol and methane production using steam pretreated sugarcane bagasse
Arabinan 2.4 wt%, dry basis Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 1 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 1.1 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 0.9 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 0.5 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 0.4 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 0.4 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 0.3 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 0.1 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Arabinan 3.85 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.7 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 1.2 wt%, dry basis Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.9 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.51 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0 wt%, dry basis Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.9 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.7 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.6 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.5 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.05 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 2.8 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 3 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 1 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 3.8 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 3.4 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 1.6 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 3.3 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0 wt%, dry basis Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0.29 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 8.7 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0 wt%, dry basis Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinan 0 wt%, dry basis Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Arabinose 100 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 37 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 40 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 52 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 59 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 84 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 36 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 56.8 Relative mass percentage of neutral sugar (g/kg total sugar) Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Arabinose 0.49 % w/w d.b Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Arabinose 2 % w/w d.b Oil palm empty fruit bunches before hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Arabinose 0 % w/w d.b Oil palm empty fruit bunches fibres after hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Arabinose 5.1 % DM High starch. Origin of glucose is mainly starch Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Arabinose 5.7 % DM High protein Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Arabinose 0.09 % By organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Arabinose 5.5 % Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Arabinose 68 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Arabinose 62 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose 57 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose 49 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose 1.49 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Arabinose 2.21 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Arabinose 0.68 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Arabinose 1.52 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Arabinose 1.7 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Arabinose 0.38 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Arabinose 0.97 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Arabinose 1.28 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Arabinose 8 mol% Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 7 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 5 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 12 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 6 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 8 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 8 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Arabinose 0.08 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Arabinose 0 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Arabinose 0.04 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Arabinose 0.13 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Arabinose 73 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 136 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Arabinose 43 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 58 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 54 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 19 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Arabinose 12 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 159 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 14 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 77.87 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 145 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Arabinose 298 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Arabinose 19 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 79 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Arabinose 64 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Arabinose 67.2 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 266 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Arabinose 35 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 84.7 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 195 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 35 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Arabinose 15 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 220 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 13 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 70.31 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 195 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Arabinose 266 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Arabinose 29 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Arabinose 88 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Arabinose 99 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Arabinose 2 % w/w Oil palm empty fruit bunches before hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Arabinose 0 % w/w Oil palm empty fruit bunches fibres after hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Arabinose 67 S-NCP (g/kg DM) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Arabinose 85 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Arabinose 19 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Arabinose 17 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Arabinose 34 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arabinose 45 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arabinose 86 NCP (g/kg DM) Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arabinose 16 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arabinose 39 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arabinose 201 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arabinose 29 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arabinose 28 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arabinose 59 I-NCP (g/kg dm) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Arabinose 92 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Arabinose 10 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Arabinose 4 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Arabinose 0.43 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.34 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.76 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.75 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.58 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.07 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.11 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.07 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.13 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 0.16 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Arabinose 2.4 % Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Arabinose 0.09 % Solid fraction from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Arabinose 0 % Solid fraction after bioethanol production Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Arabinose, soluble 7 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose, soluble 17 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose, soluble 14 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose-to-xylose ratio (A/X ratio) 0.8 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose-to-xylose ratio (A/X ratio) 0.66 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose-to-xylose ratio (A/X ratio) 0.63 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Arabinose/xylose 0.46 % DM High starch. Origin of glucose is mainly starch Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Arabinose/xylose 0.5 % DM High protein Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Arabinoxylan 30 % Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Arginine 1.52 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 6.39 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Arginine 2.75 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Arginine 20.54 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 20 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Arginine 0.9 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 16.71 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 12.12 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 5.3 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 13.85 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Arginine 11.55 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Arginine 5.35 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Arginine 4.67 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 10.23 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 12.46 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 12.29 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 2.48 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 3.78 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 0.73 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Arginine 2.49 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Arginine 2.17 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 13.59 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 1.32 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Arginine 3.11 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Arginine 1.32 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 0.41 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Arginine 0.74 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Arginine 4.31 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Arginine 22.7 g/kg dry matter Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Arginine 6.8 g/kg dry matter Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Arginine 42.9 g/kg dry matter Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Arginine 35.2 g/kg dry matter Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Arginine 46.5 g/kg dry matter Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Arginine 20.1 g/kg dry matter Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Arginine 50.2 g/kg dry matter Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Arginine 3.5 g/kg dry matter Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Arginine 3.1 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Arginine 2.34 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Arginine 2.7 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Arginine 2.3 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Arginine 21.7 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 20.3 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 19.4 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 22.9 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 21.9 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 24.5 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 18.9 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 22.3 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 23 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 22.8 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Arginine 2.5 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Arginine 12.2 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Arginine 15.4 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Arginine 25.3 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Arginine 4.39 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arginine 6.48 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arginine 5.11 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arginine 5.45 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arginine 2.96 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arginine 4.42 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arginine 4.78 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arginine 5.03 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Arginine 45 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Arginine 55 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Arginine 72 g/160g nitrogen Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Arginine 45 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Arginine 77.4 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Arginine 111 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Arginine 2.62 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Arginine 2.37 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Arginine 2.32 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Arginine 6.32 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Arginine 5.93 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Arginine 6.29 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Arginine 7.05 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Arginine 4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 5.2 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 4.2 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Arginine 5.1 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Arginine 4.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 8.7 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Arginine 7.8 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Arginine 4.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 4.3 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Arginine 3.4 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Arginine 4 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Arginine 3.4 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Arginine 7.7 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Arginine 6.6 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Arginine 7.2 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Arginine 7 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Arginine 6.2 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Arginine 7.4 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Arginine 6.5 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Arginine 4.3 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Arginine 1.7 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 2.1 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 4 % protein All types Feedipedia
Arginine 4.2 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Arginine 3.9 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Arginine 3.6 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Arginine 3.5 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Arginine 6.8 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 4 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Arginine 4.4 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Arginine 6.9 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 5 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Arginine 9.9 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Arginine 10 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Arginine 3.2 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 10.7 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Arginine 2.9 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 11 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Arginine 11.1 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Arginine 10.3 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Arginine 10.4 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Arginine 7.2 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 9.6 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 9.9 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 6.4 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Arginine 6.2 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Arginine 5.9 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Arginine 6.7 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Arginine 7.6 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Arginine 3.9 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 12.7 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Arginine 12.6 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Arginine 4.3 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Arginine 4.1 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Arginine 5.6 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 3 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Arginine 11.2 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Arginine 12.6 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Arginine 12 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Arginine 8 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Arginine 8.3 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Arginine 1.7 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Arginine 11 % protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Arginine 6 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Arginine 6.3 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Arginine 5.9 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Arginine 6.2 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Arginine 3.1 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Arginine 7.8 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Arginine 9.4 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Arginine 12.6 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Arginine 12.5 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Arginine 4.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 7.4 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Arginine 7.3 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Arginine 7.5 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Arginine 7.2 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Arginine 7.3 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Arginine 7.2 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Arginine 7.2 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Arginine 4.9 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 8.1 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Arginine 8.5 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Arginine 8 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Arginine 8.5 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 5.3 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 7.5 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Arginine 2.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 3.9 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 1.4 % protein Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 5.1 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Arginine 1.3 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Arginine 2.5 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Arginine 2.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 0.5 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 3.1 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Arginine 1.3 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Arginine 3 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Arginine 3.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 1.8 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Arginine 4.2 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 0.8 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 4.2 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 3.5 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Arginine 4.5 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 3 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Arginine 4.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 5.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 6 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Arginine 6.7 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 3.6 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 4.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 0.6 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 4.1 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Arginine 0.5 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Arginine 0.2 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Arginine 0.5 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Arginine 9.3 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Arginine 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 6.2 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Arginine 8.1 % protein Raw Feedipedia
Arginine 7.7 % protein Steamed Feedipedia
Arginine 0.5 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 6.7 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 5.8 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Arginine 6.2 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Arginine 5.2 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Arginine 5.5 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 7.6 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Arginine 3.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 5.8 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Arginine 4.8 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 9.8 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 9 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Arginine 7.2 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Arginine 5.7 % protein All species Feedipedia
Arginine 5.2 % protein Pork Feedipedia
Arginine 5.8 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Arginine 2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Arginine 3.1 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Arginine 6.9 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Arginine 6.7 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Arginine 6.6 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Arginine 3.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 2.3 % protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 7.9 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 6.1 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Arginine 15.4 % protein Without shells Feedipedia
Arginine 3.8 % protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Arginine 3.6 % protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Arginine 4 % protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Arginine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Arginine 2.2 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 1.7 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Arginine 4.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Arginine 4.6 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Arginine 4.8 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Arginine 2.68 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Arginine 3.34 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Arginine 14.39 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Arginine 2.82 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Arginine 0.52 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Arginine 0.16 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Arginine 0.15 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Arginine 0.21 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Arginine 0.29 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Arginine 1.15 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Arginine 0.55 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Arginine 0.15 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Arginine 0.19 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Arginine 13.2 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Arginine 3.03 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 2.19 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 6.11 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 3.62 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 1.8 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 7.72 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 2.46 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 2.49 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 7.27 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Arginine 13.4 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Arginine 7.2 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Arginine 114.44 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Arginine 135.65 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Arginine 4.7 g/16g N Feedipedia
Ash 3.76 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 2.6 % DM Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Ash 1.89 % DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ash 3.89 % DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ash 3.89 % DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ash 3.94 % DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ash 7 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 4.5 % DM Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 4 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 4.2 % DM Grapefruit. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Ash 5.1 % DM Orange. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Ash 7.1 % DM Dried. Source: Trinidad Citrus by-products for animal feed
Ash 5.5 % DM Dried. Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Ash 6.6 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Ash 7 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Ash 3.49 % DM Orange NOSHAN
Ash 8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 6.7 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Ash 6 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 4.8-6.0 % DM Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 20 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 19 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 5.5 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Ash 1.7 % DM Ground Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Ash 7.22 % DM Milk NOSHAN
Ash 3 % DM Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Ash 7.3 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 8.9 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Ash 21 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 6.6 % DM By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Ash 4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 4 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Ash 10.42 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 9 % DM Stemless 2012FeedComp
Ash 6.2-7.9 % DM Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Ash 2.53 % DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Ash 3.31 % DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Ash 7.59 % DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Ash 7.19 % DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Ash 6.17 % DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Ash 3.8 % DM Vitis vinifera Fruit waste as feed paper
Ash 5 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Ash 4 % DM Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Ash 4 % DM Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Ash 4.31 % DM FL 4/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Ash 4.75 % DM Fl 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Ash 12.35 % DM Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Ash 13.18 % DM Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Ash 2.2 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Ash 3.9 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Ash 4.1 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Ash 8.1 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash 9 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash 10.6 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash 6.4 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash 3.1 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash 4.8 % DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash 3.8 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Ash 4.2 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Ash 5.1 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Ash 5.6 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Ash 3.7 % DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Ash 3.3 % DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Ash 12.36 % DM Binderless fiberboard from steam exploded banana bunch
Ash 7 % DM Almond 2012FeedComp
Ash 2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 24 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 32 % DM Silage 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Ash 77 % DM Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 4 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 10 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 99 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 10 % DM Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Ash 15 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 14 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Ash 2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Ash 43 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 8 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Ash 42 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 4 % DM Barley 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Ash 8 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 4 % DM Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Ash 20 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 10 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 35 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 20 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM Spent 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Ash 24 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Ash 12 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 14 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 14 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 26 % DM Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 19 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Cull 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 9 % DM Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Ash 17 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 33 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 13 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 12 % DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 11 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Ash 2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 25 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 8 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM With hulls 2012FeedComp
Ash 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 13 % DM Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Ash 8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 9 % DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Ash 2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 2 % DM Hard 2012FeedComp
Ash 2 % DM Soft 2012FeedComp
Ash 2 % DM Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Ash 2 % DM Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Ash 7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 6 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 10 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 6.6 % DM Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Ash 5 % DM Almond, WH Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Ash 4.1 % DM Whole, FL 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Ash 1.94 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 5.3 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 4.2 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 16.97 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 6.11 % DM Hard NOSHAN
Ash 4.32 % DM Soft NOSHAN
Ash 1.5 % DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Ash 24.59 % DM Sour NOSHAN
Ash 7.31 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 8.18 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 8.16 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 4.79 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 6.07 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 5.93 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 15.93 % DM Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Ash 3.98 % DM Selected NOSHAN
Ash 6.01 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 7.29 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 18.68 % DM Sour NOSHAN
Ash 11.4 % DM Flakes NOSHAN
Ash 5.75 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 6.88 % DM Whole NOSHAN
Ash 6.49 % DM Whole NOSHAN
Ash 5.77 % DM NOSHAN
Ash 13.7 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 15.8 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 8.2 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 4.8 % DM Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 4.5 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 2.6 % DM Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 7.9 % DM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 3.5 % DM Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 6 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 11.1 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 14.9 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 7.9 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 7.5 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 8.2 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 7.5 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 11.3 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 9.7 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 7.3 % DM Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 4.8 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 7.8-11.1 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 12-18 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 8.5 % DM Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 7.7-10.1 % DM L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 4.8-6 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 15.8 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 13.7 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 21 % DM Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Ash 4 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 8 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Whole 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Ash 5 % DM Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Ash 9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 10 % DM 2012FeedComp
Ash 29 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Ash 8 % DM Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Ash 4.53 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Ash 4.33 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Ash 4.28 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Ash 20.05 % DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Ash 7.15 % DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Ash 13.82 % DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Ash 20 % DM Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Ash 18.8 % DM Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Ash 24.6 % DM Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Ash 18.2 % DM Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Ash 19.6 % DM Raw Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Ash 2 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Ash 4.7 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Ash 6.86 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 5.34 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 9.55 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 6.46 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 6.47 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 6.97 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 4.76 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 5.25 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 5.06 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 7.31 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 2.85 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 7.54 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 3.81 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 3.57 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 3.49 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 4.24 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 4.86 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 3.32 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 4.19 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 2.92 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 3.76 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 4.81 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 4.2 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 4.05 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Ash 1.9 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 15.7 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 19.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 18.1 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 19.3 % DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Ash 15.2 % DM Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Ash 19 % DM NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Ash 7 % DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 4.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 7.3 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Ash 2.1 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 6.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.4 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 9 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 6.7 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 8.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.4 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 6 % DM Dried, Elaeis guineensis Feedipedia
Ash 5.8 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Ash 7.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 3.3 % DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.8 % DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Ash 5.4 % DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Ash 4.6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 4.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 4.2 % DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Ash 0.6 % DM Polished Feedipedia
Ash 0.9 % DM Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Ash 1.7 % DM Brown Feedipedia
Ash 6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 5.4 % DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Ash 2.6 % DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Ash 6.8 % DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Ash 3.8 % DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Ash 6.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 6.9 % DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Ash 9.4 % DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Ash 12.4 % DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Ash 13.6 % DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Ash 12.3 % DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Ash 14.2 % DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Ash 19.1 % DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Ash 17.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 5.9 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 4.7 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.3 % DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Ash 7.9 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 2.5 % DM Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Ash 4.5 % DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Ash 6.4 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 3.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 2.8 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 2.1 % DM All types Feedipedia
Ash 1.8 % DM High tannin Feedipedia
Ash 1.6 % DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Ash 1.9 % DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Ash 2 % DM White varieties Feedipedia
Ash 0.9 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 5.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 5.9 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Ash 5 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Ash 4.7 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.3 % DM Almond Feedipedia
Ash 1.8 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 2.1 % DM Durum Feedipedia
Ash 4.4 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 3.3 % DM Almond Feedipedia
Ash 6.5 % DM Almond, dehulled, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Ash 6.4 % DM Almond, with hulls, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Ash 7.9 % DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Ash 6.6 % DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Ash 4.9 % DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Ash 5.3 % DM Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Ash 3.4 % DM Cashew Feedipedia
Ash 5.1 % DM Cashew Feedipedia
Ash 4.4 % DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Ash 7 % DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Ash 6.9 % DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Ash 9.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 8.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 11.2 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 6.8 % DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Ash 7 % DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Ash 2.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 7.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 12.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 9.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 2.9 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.4 % DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Ash 7 % DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Ash 6.5 % DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Ash 7.1 % DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Ash 7.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 12.1 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 4.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 6.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 6.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 3.4 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 3.8 % DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Ash 6.2 % DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Ash 6.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 6.4 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Ash 2 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Ash 3.2 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Ash 5.4 % DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Ash 5.8 % DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Ash 6.1 % DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Ash 1.1 % DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Ash 8.3 % DM Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Ash 7.6 % DM Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Ash 5.1 % DM Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Ash 2.1 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 6.7 % DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Ash 14.5 % DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Ash 8.5 % DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Ash 7.4 % DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Ash 5.3 % DM Crude Feedipedia
Ash 7.7 % DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Ash 1.2 % DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Ash 5 % DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Ash 14.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 4.7 % DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Ash 4.6 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Ash 8.7 % DM Decanted Feedipedia
Ash 18.5 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Ash 6.7 % DM High oil Feedipedia
Ash 4.9 % DM Low oil Feedipedia
Ash 9.9 % DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Ash 16.3 % DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.2 % DM Peanut Feedipedia
Ash 6.9 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Ash 6.4 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Ash 5.8 % DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Ash 2.6 % DM Without shells Feedipedia
Ash 4 % DM With shells Feedipedia
Ash 5 % DM Peanut Feedipedia
Ash 13.4 % DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Ash 14 % DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Ash 7.1 % DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Ash 5.4 % DM Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Ash 2.8 % DM Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Ash 8.5 % DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Ash 9 % DM Mechanical extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Ash 4 % DM With hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Ash 15.9 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 19.9 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Ash 15.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 8.7 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 5.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.8 % DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Ash 6.9 % DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Ash 7.8 % DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Ash 4.3 % DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Ash 1.5 % DM Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Ash 4.4 % DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Ash 8.1 % DM Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Ash 2.4 % DM Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Ash 11.9 % DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Ash 12.6 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Ash 4.9 % DM Whole Feedipedia
Ash 9.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 7.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.9 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 5.2 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.1 % DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Ash 7.2 % DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Ash 6.8 % DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Ash 5.7 % DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Ash 5.5 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Ash 5.7 % DM Toasted Feedipedia
Ash 5.8 % DM Extruded Feedipedia
Ash 13.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 12.2 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Ash 8.4 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 10.4 % DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Ash 11.7 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 3.8 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.1 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.1 % DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Ash 7.7 % DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Ash 7 % DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Ash 5.7 % DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Ash 3.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.4 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 1.5 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Ash 1.9 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Ash 8.9 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Ash 6 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Ash 5.5 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Ash 5.9 % DM Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Ash 6.2 % DM Decorticated. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Ash 4.2 % DM Whole. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Ash 2.1 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 2.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 2.3 % DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.9 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.7 % DM Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Ash 4.5 % DM Mature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 4.9 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.1 % DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 4.5 % DM Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Ash 3 % DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 3.8 % DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 3.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 4.2 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 1.3 % DM Without peel, cooked Feedipedia
Ash 3.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 16.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 11.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 8.9 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 15.4 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 11.1 % DM Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 17.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 11.4 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 12 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 13.2 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 12 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 10.8 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 3.1 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.5 % DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Ash 4.1 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 6.6 % DM Fruits (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Ash 3.9 % DM Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Ash 10.6 % DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Ash 6.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 6.9 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Ash 6.6 % DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Ash 4.2 % DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Ash 13.4 % DM Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Ash 3.6 % DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 4.1 % DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 3.9 % DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 4 % DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 3.8 % DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 3.7 % DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.1 % DM Orange Feedipedia
Ash 3.9 % DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 4.2 % DM Grapefruit Feedipedia
Ash 3.6 % DM Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 9.5 % DM Lime Feedipedia
Ash 7.1 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 2.1 % DM Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Ash 6.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 8.9 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 1.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 1.8 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 5 % DM By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Ash 8.2 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 3.7 % DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Ash 2.5 % DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Ash 2.9 % DM Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Ash 21.1 % DM Pulp, high ash, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Ash 12.4 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 12.9 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Ash 7.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 8.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 7.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 7.1 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Ash 4.5 % DM Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Ash 15.7 % DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Ash 20.4 % DM Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Ash 7.9 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 8.1 % DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Ash 4.9 % DM Fresh, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Ash 10 % DM Silage, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Ash 18.2 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 18.1 % DM Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Ash 17.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 18.4 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 18.4 % DM Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Ash 7.8 % DM Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Ash 12.7 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.4 % DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 6.4 % DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 17.4 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 10.8 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Ash 13.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 6.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 7 % DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Ash 7.7 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7 % DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Ash 6.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 8.4 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Ash 6.9 % DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 14.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 16 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 22.4 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 22.8 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Ash 20.5 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Ash 11.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 11.8 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Ash 3.6 % DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 3.1 % DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 1.2 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 7.7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 5.9 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 4.8 % DM Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 10.4 % DM NaOH-treated, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 2.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 1.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 14.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 1.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 23.9 % DM Filter press mud Feedipedia
Ash 14.2 % DM Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Ash 7.7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 8 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Ash 1.9 % DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Ash 9.7 % DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Ash 10.1 % DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Ash 5.8 % DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Ash 4.7 % DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Ash 26.5 % DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Ash 1.7 % DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Ash 26 % DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Ash 3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 3.4 % DM Preserved with acid Feedipedia
Ash 12.2 % DM Non-industrial Feedipedia
Ash 5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 5.9 % DM Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 10.9 % DM Moist Feedipedia
Ash 84.5 % DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Ash 49 % DM Raw Feedipedia
Ash 85 % DM Steamed Feedipedia
Ash 51.9 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 56.5 % DM Ground Feedipedia
Ash 92.3 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 5.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 13.6 % DM High protein Feedipedia
Ash 18.4 % DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Ash 35.2 % DM Low protein Feedipedia
Ash 7.1 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 13.8 % DM Low oil Feedipedia
Ash 11.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 15.3 % DM Menhaden, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 20.6 % DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Ash 17.9 % DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Ash 61.4 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 5.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 15.8 % DM Raw Feedipedia
Ash 20.9 % DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Ash 8.6 % DM Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Ash 7.9 % DM All species Feedipedia
Ash 4.2 % DM Cattle Feedipedia
Ash 10.1 % DM Pork Feedipedia
Ash 6.8 % DM Poultry Feedipedia
Ash 14 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 17.4 % DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Ash 12.6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 30.5 % DM High fat Feedipedia
Ash 29.8 % DM Low fat Feedipedia
Ash 10.6 % DM Poultry Feedipedia
Ash 5.1 % DM High protein Feedipedia
Ash 20.3 % DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Ash 20 % DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Ash 4.7 % DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Ash 12.4 % DM Calves, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 13.5 % DM Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 11.2 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 12.3 % DM Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 40.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Ash 29.3 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 21.7 % DM Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 22.5 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 21 % DM Ensiled, fresh Feedipedia
Ash 17.7 % DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 21.7 % DM With shells Feedipedia
Ash 5.8 % DM Without shells Feedipedia
Ash 4.8 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 9.4 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 26.1 % DM With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Ash 26 % DM With skin, dried Feedipedia
Ash 27.7 % DM Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Ash 16.5 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 14.6 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 8.2 % DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Ash 2.8 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 8.9 % DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Ash 10.3 % DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Ash 0.2 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 0.2 % DM Feedipedia
Ash 25.2 g/kg DM From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Ash 37.8 g/kg DM From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Ash 24 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Ash 74 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Ash 2 g/kg DM Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Ash 73 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Ash 82 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Ash 15 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Ash 75 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Ash 56.5 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Ash 182 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Ash 50 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Ash 60 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Ash 68 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Ash 53 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Ash 59 g/kg DM Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Ash 44 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Ash 132 g/kg Low temperature dried Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Ash 12 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Ash 60 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Ash 2.08 % Cropgen database
Ash 0.9-1.4 % Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Ash 2.0-5.6 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Ash 1.82 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ash 3.72 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ash 3.72 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ash 3.8 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ash 0.6 % Wet, apple pulp Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Ash 11 % Herring, capelin, sand eel Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Ash 15 % Anchovy, horse mackerel Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Ash 17 % Menhaden Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Ash 21 % Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Ash 1 % Cashew Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Ash 0.9 % Cashew, de-oiled Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Ash 0.01 % Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Ash 0.01 % Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Ash 0.39 % By organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Ash 4.14 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Ash 2.75 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Ash 0.66 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Ash 6.1 % Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Ash 2.82 % Cropgen database
Ash 3 % Mesophilic Cropgen database
Ash 3 % Thermophilic Cropgen database
Ash 3.36 % Cropgen database
Ash 18 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Ash 0.93 % Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 0.36 % Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 1.44 % Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 5.26 % Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 3.86 % Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 8.36 % Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Ash 11.6 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Ash 0.61 % Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Ash 2 % Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Ash 2.4 % Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Ash 1.34 % Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Ash 6.2 % Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Ash 6.7 % Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Ash 1 % Slurry. Bagasse was mixed with tap water to achieve a dry solid concentration of 16.0% Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 1.8 % Slurry. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 2.4 % Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 1.8 % Slurry. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 3.2 % Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 1.9 % Slurry. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 2.7 % Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 1.9 % Slurry. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 3.3 % Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 1.9 % Slurry. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 2.7 % Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 2.2 % Slurry. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 3.8 % Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 2.1 % Slurry. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 3.6 % Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 1.9 % Slurry. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 3 % Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 4 % Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Ash 7.16 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Ash 5.8 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Ash 4.6 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Ash 1.72 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Ash 8.51 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Ash 5.3 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Ash 2.9 % Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 23.9 % Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 72 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5.5 % Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 14.6 % GrapefuitChar produced at 700°C from grapefruit skin ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 17 % OrangeCarbonization under N2 for 2 hours at 700°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 14.97 % 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 13 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 7.5 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.15 % Char from olive stones at T = 623 K; S-Co2 = 305 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.58 % Char from olive stones at 873 K; S-N2 = 85 m2/g, S-CO2 = 548 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.62 % Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.5 % Char produced at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.9 % Char produced at 600°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 4.2 % Char produced at 850°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 49.9 % Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 37.86 % Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 49.55 % Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 36.96 % Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 25 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 17.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.36 % Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.42 % Whole crop. Milk cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.46 % Whole crop. Dough cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.48 % Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.52 % Whole crop. Milk cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.53 % Whole crop. Dough cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 10.34 % Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 4.8 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5.17 % Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.15 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.23 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 7.13 % Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.07 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.97 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.99 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.41 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.83 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.96 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.89 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5.67 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5.78 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.07 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 4.81 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.03 % Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.3 % Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.81 % Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 6.23 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5.41 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5.73 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 6.17 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 4.87 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.84 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.06 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.04 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 9.09 % Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 7.49 % Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 7.36 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 8.58 % Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 8.25 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 8 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.47 % Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.5 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.71 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.96 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.74 % Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 17.81 % Coir ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.9 % Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.72 % Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.3 % Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 4.2% (obtained with extraction with acetone/water) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.59 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.65 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.94 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.9 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.4 % Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.8 % Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.53 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.63 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.88 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 10.2 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 4 % Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5 % Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.62 % Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.16 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.2 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.42 % S-N2 = 0,6 m2/g; S-CO2 = 53 m2/g; see for char 1825, 1826 and 1827 ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5 % Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 13.95 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 7.51 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 8.47 % Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.35 % Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.39 % Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 4.35 % Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.24 % Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5.82 % Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.85 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.63 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 11.61 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.03 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.3 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.3 % Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.13 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.94 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.5 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 7 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.59 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.81 % Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 4 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.57 % Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 5 % Black ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 2.31 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 1.45 % Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.5 % Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.41 % Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 0.4 % Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 3.68 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 9.38 % total solids Usual harvest time for animal food Cropgen database
Ash 7 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Ash 3 % w/w d.b Dried 2012FeedComp
Ash 5.78 % w/w d.b Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Ash 4.4 % w/w d.b Oil palm empty fruit bunches before hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Ash 3.9 % w/w d.b Oil palm empty fruit bunches fibres after hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Ash 6.6 % w/w d.b Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Ash 12.6 % w/w d.b Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Ash 5.2 % w/w d.b Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Ash 5.1 % w/w d.b Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Ash 0.2 % w/w d.b Combined ethanol and methane production using steam pretreated sugarcane bagasse
Ash 12.8 % w/w d.b Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Ash 6.3 % w/w d.b Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Ash 92 g/kg DM Silage. Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 92 g/kg DM Silage. Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 254 g/kg DM Silage. Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 74 g/kg DM Silage. Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 51 g/kg DM Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 62 g/kg DM Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 120 g/kg DM Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 30 g/kg DM Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 70 g/kg DM Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 73 g/kg DM Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 108 g/kg DM Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 34 g/kg DM Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Ash 45 g/kg DM Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Ash 53 g/kg DM Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Ash 12.2 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Ash 71 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Ash 91 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Ash 87 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Ash 34 g/kg DM Almond Development of an integrated pretreatment fractionation process for fermentable sugars and lignin, application to almond shell
Ash 24 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Ash 65 g/kg DM Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Ash 67 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Ash 46 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 31 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 15 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 58 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 33 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 61 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 12 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 378 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 110 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 61 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 3 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 51 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 46 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Ash 73.4 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Ash 4.1 % Sequential extraction and physicochemical characterization of polysaccharides from chicory (Chichorium intybus) root pulp
Ash 167 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Ash 151 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Ash 0.65 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Ash 0.75 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Ash 1.8 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Ash 1.1 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Ash 1.6 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Ash 7-8 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Ash 8.4 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 7.8 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 6.9 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 8.43 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Ash 7.0 % Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Ash 0.19 % Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Ash 10.56 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Ash 10.04 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Ash 14 g/kg DM Wet Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Ash 59 g/kg DM Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Ash 8.95 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Ash 13.29 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Ash 7.30 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Ash 5.24 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Ash 62.2-111 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Ash 36 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Ash 7.4 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Ash 26-47 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Ash 24.0 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Ash 27.0-42.3 g/kg DM Dried A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Ash content at 550°C 27.46 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 12.05 % Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 12.29 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 25.83 % Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 24.47 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 22.91 % Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 33.14 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 32.37 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 3.84 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 3 % Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 7.58 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 10.89 % Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 7.66 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 550°C 8.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 750°C 10.24 % Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 21.85 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 10.36 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 20.39 % Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 18.53 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 18.53 % Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 32.09 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 25.31 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 3.17 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 0.6 % ECN Phyllis 2
Ash content at 815°C 2.28 % Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Ash, crude 68 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Ash, crude 63 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Ash, crude 58.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 76.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 78.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 69.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 72.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 68.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 74.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 80.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 74 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, crude 78.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Ash, insoluble 0.17 % Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Ash, insoluble 0.22 % Solid fraction from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Ash, insoluble 0.7 % Solid fraction after bioethanol production Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Ash, insoluble 0.1 % DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Ash, mass fraction 0.004 MJ/kg Turkey Bioenergy from feathers gasification - Efficiency and performance analysis
Ash, mass fraction 0.014 MJ/kg Turkey, dry Bioenergy from feathers gasification - Efficiency and performance analysis
Aspartic acid 14.6 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Aspartic acid 7.1 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Aspartic acid 5.6 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Aspartic acid 25.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aspartic acid 23.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aspartic acid 23.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aspartic acid 26.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aspartic acid 23.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aspartic acid 24 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aspartic acid 25.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aspartic acid 24.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Aspartic acid 6.99 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Aspartic acid 10.3 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Aspartic acid 6.96 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Aspartic acid 9.18 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Aspartic acid 11.3 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Aspartic acid 7.48 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Aspartic acid 5.11 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Aspartic acid 6.06 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Aspartic acid 26.7 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Aspartic acid 43.1 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Aspartic acid 17.3 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Aspartic acid 18.5 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Aspartic acid 5.58 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Aspartic acid 5.43 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Aspartic acid 5.5 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Aspartic acid 3.34 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Aspartic acid 9.15 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Aspartic acid 6.25 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Aspartic acid 9.2 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Aspartic acid 8.67 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Aspartic acid 7.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.1 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 2.5 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.7 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 5.9 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 5.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.3 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.8 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.8 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.5 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 5.8 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.5 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.9 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.3 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.7 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.8 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.1 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.1 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.6 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.9 % protein All types Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.9 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.5 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.5 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.4 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 4.9 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 4.8 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.4 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 5.1 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 4.9 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.2 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.7 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 19.7 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.2 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.1 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.9 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.9 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 3.5 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.4 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.1 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.5 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.9 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.9 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.3 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.7 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.9 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.7 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.9 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.9 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 13.6 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.9 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 12.6 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.7 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 1 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.2 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.7 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.3 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.6 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.2 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 13.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.2 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.3 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.4 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.6 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.1 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.5 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.2 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.8 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.8 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.7 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.9 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.8 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.9 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 16.4 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.8 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.4 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 3 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.1 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.9 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.5 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 5.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 19.6 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 5.4 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.8 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 16.7 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.4 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.6 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.4 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.1 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 18.8 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 22 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.4 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 1.6 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 1.2 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 0.2 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.4 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 10.7 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.7 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.7 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.1 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.6 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.9 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.5 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.9 % protein Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 5.9 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.1 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.4 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.6 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 6.9 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 11.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.5 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.1 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 7.8 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 9.2 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 8.8 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Aspartic acid 27 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Aspartic acid 6.88 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 6.84 % D AA Orange NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 6.78 % D AA Milk NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 9.9 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 6.53 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 5.56 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 6.5 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 6.45 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 6.96 % D AA Hard NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 6.68 % D AA Soft NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 13.9 % D AA Soft and hard NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 6.83 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 19.75 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 16.3 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 13.74 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 10.77 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 9.68 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 8.08 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 7.06 % D AA Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 12.34 % D AA Selected NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 17.57 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 9.28 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 11.46 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 14.81 % D AA Flakes NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 7.14 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 13.39 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 12.24 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 7.11 % D AA NOSHAN
Aspartic acid 9.05 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 10.79 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 7.83 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 10.17 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 9.62 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 6.2 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 10.16 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 11.79 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 8.98 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Aspartic acid 9.45 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Aspartic acid 5.12 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Aspartic acid 2.08 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Aspartic acid 7.32 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Aspartic acid 27.3 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Aspartic acid 13.0 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Aspartic acid 214.22 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Aspartic acid 250.15 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Aspartic acid 5.2 g/16g N Feedipedia
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 4.58 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 8.49 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 9.26 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 57.48 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 4.42 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 31.63 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 16.58 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 5.57 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 26.85 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 21.63 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 40 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 8.02 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 5.65 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 27.27 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 30.54 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 21.92 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 3.81 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 4.48 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 1.81 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 11.46 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 11.31 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 18.75 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 3.56 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 7.15 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 3.11 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 7.05 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 7.67 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 13.14 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.72 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.58 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.18 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.48 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.16 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.34 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.24 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 1.33 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.83 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.99 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Aspartic acid/Asparagine 0.1 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Calorific value 33 MJ/kg Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Calorific value 40 MJ/kg Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Calorific value 18.4 MJ/kg Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Calorific value 35.6 MJ/kg Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Calorific value 22.8 MJ/kg Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Calorific value, total 7883.49 J/g Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Calorific value, total 14494.63 J/g Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Calorific value, total 12109.75 J/g Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Calorific value, total 13613.9 J/g Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbohydrate 9.7 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Carbohydrate 40.17 g/100g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 43.91 g/100g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 34.96 g/100g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 42.07 g/100g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 38.52 g/100g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 39.62 g/100g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 37.17 g/100g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 39.87 g/100g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 40.48 g/100g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 44.22 g/100g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Carbohydrate 753 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Carbohydrate 769 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Carbohydrate 954 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Carbohydrate 627 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Carbohydrate 829 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Carbohydrate 525 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Carbohydrate 748 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Carbohydrate 850 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Carbohydrate 743 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Carbohydrate 828 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Carbohydrate 803 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Carbohydrate 790 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Carbohydrate 6 g/kg Low temperature dried Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Carbohydrate 129 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Carbohydrate 38 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Carbohydrate 1 g/kg Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Carbohydrate 61.8 % DM High starch. Origin of glucose is mainly starch Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Carbohydrate 29.8 % DM High protein Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Carbohydrate 1.32 % DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Carbohydrate 1.02 % DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Carbohydrate 0 % DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Carbohydrate 60.3 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Carbohydrate 68.4 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Carbohydrate 48.62 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Carbohydrate 60.2-63 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Carbohydrate 4.5 % Solanum lycopersicum Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Carbohydrate 4.97 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Carbohydrate 7.64 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Carbohydrate, crude (N-free extract + crude fibre) 412 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Carbohydrate, crude (N-free extract + crude fibre) 436 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Carbohydrate, crude (N-free extract + crude fibre) 60.2 % Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Carbohydrate, non-fibre 281.45 g/kg DM From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Carbohydrate, non-fibre 426.65 g/kg DM From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Carbohydrate, non-structural 40-60 % Cull Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Carbohydrate, non-structural 42.09 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 50.31 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 46.87 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 42.08 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 38.01 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 32.9 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 51.5 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 55.39 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 50.45 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 66.73 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 74.55 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 62.06 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 61.93 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 63.44 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 64.3 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 29.24 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 28.33 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 42.82 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 6.45 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 29.58 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 13.13 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 20.11 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 15.61 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 13.57 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural 10.5 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Carbohydrate, non-structural 7 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Carbohydrate, non-structural 3.7 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Carbohydrate, non-structural 10.1 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Carbohydrate, non-structural 6.8 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Carbohydrate, non-structural 3.3 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 46.39 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 54.26 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 49.79 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 44.07 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 40.11 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 35.1 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 53.32 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 56.94 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 52.54 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 67.08 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 74.79 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 62.8 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 65.85 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 64.92 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 65.26 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 32.78 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 33.25 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 45.77 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 15.68 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 34.29 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 18.36 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 32.92 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 29.54 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, non-structural accounting for NDFCP 30.32 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Carbohydrate, water soluble 56 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Carbohydrate, water soluble 28 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Carbohydrate, water soluble 39 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Carbohydrate, water soluble 36 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Carbohydrate, water soluble 90 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Carbohydrate, water soluble 246 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Carbohydrate, water soluble 10.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Carbohydrate, water soluble 11.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Carbohydrate, water soluble 71.6 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Carbohydrate, water soluble 17.3 % DM Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Carbohydrate, water soluble 2.39 % DM Char from fluid bed gasifier Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbohydrate, water soluble 2.39 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbohydrate, water soluble 2.83 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbohydrate, water soluble 2.34 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbohydrate, water soluble 2.53 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbohydrate, water soluble 10.0 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Carbohydrates 9.36 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbohydrates 22.08 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbohydrates 13.72 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbohydrates 23.47 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbohydrates 78.4 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbohydrates 46.3 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbohydrates 14 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbohydrates 41 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbohydrates, available 3.8 g/100g NOSHAN
Carbohydrates, available 11.1 g/100g NOSHAN
Casein 82.65 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Casein 82.70 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Casein, alfa-S1 43 % Milk NOSHAN
Casein, alfa-S1 36 % Hard NOSHAN
Casein, alfa-S1 17 % Soft NOSHAN
Casein, alfa-S2 10 % Hard NOSHAN
Casein, alfa-S2 2 % Soft NOSHAN
Casein, alpha S1 30.80 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Casein, alpha S1 18.92 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Casein, alpha S2 7.50 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Casein, alpha S2 8.52 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Casein, beta 12 % Milk NOSHAN
Casein, beta 29 % Hard NOSHAN
Casein, beta 44 % Soft NOSHAN
Casein, beta 67 % NOSHAN
Casein, beta and kappa 44.35 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Casein, beta and kappa 55.26 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Casein, kappa 1 % Soft NOSHAN
Casein, kappa 33 % NOSHAN
Cell walls, water insoluble 72.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cellulose 12.8 % DM Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 12 % DM Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 11.4 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 54 % DM Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Cellulose 40.4 % DM Crude Adsorption of iron on crude olive stones
Cellulose 22.3 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Cellulose 51.05 % DM Binderless fiberboard from steam exploded banana bunch
Cellulose 15.2 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 13.7 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 7 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 12.8 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 54 % DM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 12 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 18.2 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 14.8 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 26.4 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 15.3 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cellulose 7 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 15.3 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 17.8 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 5.8 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 12 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 13.7 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 15.2 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 11.4 % DM Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Cellulose 29.2 % DM Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Cellulose 33.47 % DM Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Cellulose 25.89 % DM Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Cellulose 35.5 % DM Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Cellulose 33.7 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 28.4 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 19.4 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 32.9 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 27.5 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 17.5 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 43.24 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 37.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 48.2 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 64.35 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 36 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 3.09 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 31.7 % DM Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 24.7 % DM Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 50.7 % DM Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 12 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 28.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 29.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 35.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 36.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 34.87 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 36.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 27.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 24.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 20.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 29.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 34.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 17.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 18.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 15.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 19.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 20 % DM Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 24.2 % DM Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 25.91 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 26.8 % DM Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 29.6 % DM Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 28.41 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 24 % DM Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 22 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 22.2 % DM Extractives 8.1%; compositions and heating values of char and pyrolysis oil in ID = 2264 and 2265 ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 24 % DM Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 28.1 % DM Ethanol/benzene extractives 1.5%, alpha-cellulose 28%, pentosan 18.5% ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 12 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 13.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 30.00 % DM Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 15 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 49 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 16 % DM Black ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 21 % DM High lint ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 26.9 % DM Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 33.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cellulose 149 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Cellulose 212 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Cellulose 48 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Cellulose 80 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Cellulose 197 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cellulose 452 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cellulose 147 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cellulose 431 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cellulose 202 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cellulose 203 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cellulose 18 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cellulose 39 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cellulose 324.3 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Cellulose 67 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Cellulose 50 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Cellulose 54 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Cellulose 36.6 % Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Cellulose 54.4 % Solid fraction from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Cellulose 22.7 % Solid fraction after bioethanol production Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Cellulose 50.15 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Cellulose 54.87 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Cellulose 66.59 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Cellulose 30-50 % 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Cellulose 30.3 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Cellulose 6.94 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Cellulose 8.18 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Cellulose 6.79 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Cellulose 14.67 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Cellulose 25.1 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: pasty Cropgen database
Cellulose 25.1 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: milky Cropgen database
Cellulose 25.1 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: flowering Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.047 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.077 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.18 g/g volatile solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.077 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.31 g/g volatile solids Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.078 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.039 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.614 g/g volatile solids Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.478 g/g volatile solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Cellulose 0.364 g/g volatile solids Triticum aestivum, growth stage at harvest: straw Cropgen database
Cellulose 91 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Cellulose 122 g/kg FM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Cellulose 8.5 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Cellulose 55.2 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Cellulose 9.1 % Solanum lycopersicum Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Cellulose 38.95 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Cellulose 35.94 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Cellulose 38.98 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Cellulose 38.84 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Cellulose 25.0 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Cellulose 202 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Cellulose, alpha 40.1 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Cellulose, alpha 37.9 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Cholesterol 0.0 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Cistine 2.17 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Cistine 1.02 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Cistine 1.73 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Cistine 1.86 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 41.48 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 120.78 NMR Orange NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 18.47 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 73.75 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 93.38 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 37.63 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 7.58 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 10.91 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 97.88 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 23.11 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 44 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 32.28 NMR Flakes NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 4.38 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 10.3 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 9.37 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 786.35 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 589.85 UV Orange NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 974.15 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 795.39 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 440.77 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 389.71 UV Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 316.9 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 292.71 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 930.82 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 101.89 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 754.21 UV Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 689.04 UV Flakes NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 330.8 UV NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 646 UV Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 724.37 UV Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 180.16 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 411 NMR Orange NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 95 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 148.79 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 442 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 202 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 61 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 360 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 155 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 148 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 342 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 346 NMR Flakes NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 171 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 173 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 194 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 11.16 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.57 NMR Orange NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 6.1 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 0.68 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.66 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 0.37 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 3.13 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 5.08 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 8.13 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 8.09 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 5.87 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 17.02 NMR Flakes NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.03 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.3 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.9 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.95 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 0.42 NMR Orange NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 3.88 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 0.65 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 2.21 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.26 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.29 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 4.3 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1.44 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 4.86 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 3.16 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 15.15 NMR Flakes NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 2.46 NMR NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 1 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2C03 fraction) 3.6 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Cruciferin 20 % NOSHAN
Cysteine 1.15 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 2.06 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Cysteine 4.39 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Cysteine 4.49 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 0.44 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 5.92 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 11.28 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 0.95 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 2.79 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Cysteine 2.07 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Cysteine 2.78 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Cysteine 1.5 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Cysteine 2.1 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 4.53 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 6.02 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 61.19 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 1.18 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 2.42 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 1.51 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Cysteine 1.52 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Cysteine 1.37 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 7.3 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 1.2 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Cysteine 1.91 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Cysteine 0.45 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 0.32 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Cysteine 0.45 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Cysteine 2.2 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Cysteine 8.4 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Cysteine 4 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Cysteine 2.9 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Cysteine 1.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cysteine 0.95 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cysteine 1.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cysteine 0.6 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cysteine 9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 8.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 8.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 10 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 9.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 9.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 8.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 8.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 9.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Cysteine 5.14 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Cysteine 7.31 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Cysteine 5.8 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 1.3 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 0.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 3.2 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 11.1 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 7.3 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 35 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 7.5 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 3.1 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 6.2 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 4 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Cysteine 10.4 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Cysteine 13.6 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Cysteine 0.32 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Cysteine 0.4 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Cysteine 0.37 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Cysteine 23.20 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Cysteine 30.62 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Cysteine 2 g/16g N Feedipedia
Cystine 0.76 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Cystine 0.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 2.4 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.8 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Cystine 1.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 1.3 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Cystine 1.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 2 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Cystine 2 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Cystine 2 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Cystine 2.1 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Cystine 3.4 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 2.8 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein All types Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Cystine 1.8 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Cystine 2.1 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Cystine 2 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Cystine 1.3 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 2.2 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 2.4 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Cystine 1.3 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.8 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 2 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.4 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Cystine 1.8 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Cystine 2.3 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Cystine 2.4 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Cystine 1.4 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Cystine 3.4 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Cystine 0.9 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Cystine 1 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 1.3 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Cystine 1 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Cystine 2.3 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Cystine 0.2 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Cystine 2.8 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 2.3 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Cystine 2.6 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Cystine 2.4 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Cystine 2.5 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Cystine 1.8 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Cystine 2.2 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 1.8 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Cystine 2.2 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Cystine 2.2 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Cystine 1.8 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.4 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Cystine 1.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 1 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Cystine 0.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 0.3 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.6 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Cystine 1.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 0.3 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 0.6 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 0.9 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Cystine 1.4 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 0.9 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Cystine 1.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 0.7 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 0.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 2.7 % protein Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 1.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 0.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 1.7 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Cystine 0.2 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Cystine 0.2 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Cystine 2.7 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Cystine 4.3 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 0.8 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Cystine 0.8 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 0.8 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein All species Feedipedia
Cystine 0.8 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Cystine 2.7 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Cystine 2.5 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Cystine 0.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 0.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 1.2 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 1.1 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Cystine 0.9 % protein Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 1.5 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Cystine 0.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Cystine 0.9 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Cystine 2.3 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Cystine 1.9 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cystine 1.62 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cystine 2.1 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cystine 1.31 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cystine 1.9 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cystine 1.36 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cystine 2.13 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cystine 2.24 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Cystine 35 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Cystine 35 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Cystine, 1/2 0.81 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Cystine, 1/2 0.69 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Cystine, 1/2 1.54 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Cystine, 1/2 0.97 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Cystine, 1/2 1.03 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Cystine, 1/2 0.63 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Cystine, 1/2 1.4 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Cystine, 1/2 0.86 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Cystine, 1/2 1.34 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 2.18 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 0.97 NMR Orange NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 4.94 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 1.41 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 2.56 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 2.2 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 0.78 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 6.25 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 1.55 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 8.84 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 3.81 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 16.49 NMR Flakes NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 2.75 NMR NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 4.2 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Degree of acetylation (mol% of uronic acids) 4.1 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 17.49 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 13.38 mol% of uronic acid Orange NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 8.52 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 6.72 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 5.84 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 10.82 mol% of uronic acid Sour NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 4.36 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 8.02 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 10.24 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 16.8 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 8.02 mol% of uronic acid Sour NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 22.64 mol% of uronic acid Flakes NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 16.71 mol% of uronic acid NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 23.95 mol% of uronic acid Whole NOSHAN
Degree of methylation 13.31 mol% of uronic acid Whole NOSHAN
Dehydrogenase, alcohol 3 % NOSHAN
Dehydrogenase, glyceraldehyde-3-phosphate 2 % NOSHAN
Dry Matter 12 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 13.9 % wet weight Apple pomace as a supplement to pasture for dairy cows in late lactation
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 35.9 % wet weight Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 9.5 % wet weight Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 88 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 19.2 % wet weight Grapefruit. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Dry Matter 19.6 % Orange. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Dry Matter 91.8 % wet weight Dried. Source: Trinidad Citrus by-products for animal feed
Dry Matter 71 % Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Dry Matter 85 % Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Dry Matter 65 % 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 25.3 % wet weight Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 93 % wet weight Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 10-15 % wet weight Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 10 % wet weight Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 23 % wet weight Wet 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 26 % wet weight Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Stemless 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 35 % wet weight Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Dry Matter 25 % wet weight Wet 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 35 % wet weight Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 97.7 % wet weight Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Dry Matter 97.7 % wet weight Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Dry Matter 40.5 % wet weight Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Almond 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 17 % 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 20 % wet weight Wet 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 24 % 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 17 % wet weight Wet 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 24 % wet weight Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 23 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 19 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 25 % wet weight Silage 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 95 % wet weight Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 68 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 94 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 99 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 14 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 12 % wet weight Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 16 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 88 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 94 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Barley 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 36 % wet weight Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 93 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 7 % 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 37 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 30 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Spent 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 93 % wet weight Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 77 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 77 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 94 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 43 % wet weight Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Peanut 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Peanut 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 17 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 21 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 15 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 21 % wet weight Cull 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 14 % wet weight Wet 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 17 % wet weight Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 14 % wet weight Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 93 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 87 % wet weight Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight With hulls 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 6 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 21 % wet weight Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 33 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 85 % wet weight Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Hard 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Soft 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 85 % wet weight Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 86 % wet weight Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 94 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 16.5 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 22.4 % wet weight Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Dry Matter 10.57 % wet weight Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Dry Matter 12 % wet weight Harvest time: September, growth stage at time of harvest: fully grown Cropgen database
Dry Matter 21.2 % wet weight Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Dry Matter 11.2 % wet weight Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Dry Matter 6.9 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 89.2 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 16.4 % wet weight <1mm grinded Cropgen database
Dry Matter 21.1 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 30 % wet weight Mesophilic Cropgen database
Dry Matter 30 % wet weight Thermophilic Cropgen database
Dry Matter 26.23 % wet weight Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Dry Matter 19.6 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 19 % wet weight Harvest time: July-Sept Cropgen database
Dry Matter 3.5 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 4.7 % wet weight Starch production Cropgen database
Dry Matter 1.6 % wet weight Starch production Cropgen database
Dry Matter 19 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 20.1 % wet weight Shredder Cropgen database
Dry Matter 10.8 % wet weight Brassica napus, growth stage: tops Cropgen database
Dry Matter 20.5 % wet weight Pressed cold Cropgen database
Dry Matter 38.5 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 21.48 % wet weight Usual harvest time for animal food Cropgen database
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Dry Matter 12.2 % wet weight Beta vulgaris Cropgen database
Dry Matter 19.5 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 23.4 % wet weight Silage Cropgen database
Dry Matter 11.2 % wet weight Beta vulgaris, harvest time: October Cropgen database
Dry Matter 9.5 % wet weight Beta vulgaris, harvest time: October Cropgen database
Dry Matter 18.1 % wet weight Fresh Cropgen database
Dry Matter 34.83 % wet weight Maturity Index [Maize/DM Yield per ha]: /55,5, XP [%] 7.11, XF [%DM] 58.89, Nfe [%DM] 15.29, ME [Mj/kg] 8.5 Cropgen database
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Dry Matter 11.6 % wet weight Residual Cropgen database
Dry Matter 37.69 % wet weight Growth stage at harvest: pasty Cropgen database
Dry Matter 37.69 % wet weight Growth stage at harvest: milky Cropgen database
Dry Matter 37.69 % wet weight Growth stage at harvest: flowering Cropgen database
Dry Matter 86.6 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 90.2 % wet weight Cropgen database
Dry Matter 11.4 % wet weight White. Brassica oleracea var. capitata Cropgen database
Dry Matter 15 % wet weight Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 5-8 % wet weight Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 10.1 % wet weight Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 9.5 % wet weight Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 37 % wet weight Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 7.88 % wet weight Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 17.5 % wet weight Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 12 % wet weight Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 11.7 % wet weight Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 11.7 % wet weight Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 92.2 % wet weight Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 6.5-6.9 % wet weight L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 25.3 % wet weight Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 10 % wet weight Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 13 % wet weight Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 10 % wet weight Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Dried 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Whole 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 93 % wet weight Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 94 % wet weight Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Dry Matter 38.9 % wet weight Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Dry Matter 45.8 % wet weight Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Dry Matter 60 % wet weight Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Dry Matter 55.7 % wet weight Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Dry Matter 95 % wet weight With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Dry Matter 71.15 % wet weight Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Dry Matter 89.1 % wet weight Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Dry Matter 97.4 % wet weight Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 26.6 % wet weight Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 29.8 % wet weight Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 24.8 % wet weight Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 27.7 % wet weight Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 25.2 % wet weight Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 28.4 % wet weight Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 26.5 % wet weight Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 21.3 % wet weight Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Dry Matter 85 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 34.6 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 94 % wet weight Urea-treated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 70.9 % wet weight Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 69.4 % wet weight NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 22.6 % wet weight Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 38.8 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 42.4 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 85.6 % wet weight Dry Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 31.6 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.5 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 29.5 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 39.6 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.9 % wet weight Dried, Elaeis guineensis Feedipedia
Dry Matter 33.4 % wet weight Silage Feedipedia
Dry Matter 46.9 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 24.1 % wet weight Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.7 % wet weight Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.3 % wet weight Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Dry Matter 48.3 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 24.9 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 25.6 % wet weight Ensiled Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.2 % wet weight Polished Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.4 % wet weight Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.6 % wet weight Brown Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.9 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Maize, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.2 % wet weight Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.3 % wet weight Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 35.2 % wet weight Maize, wet Feedipedia
Dry Matter 4.7 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.1 % wet weight Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.2 % wet weight Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.7 % wet weight Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.7 % wet weight Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.6 % wet weight Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.9 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 94.2 % wet weight Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.3 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 31.6 % wet weight Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.9 % wet weight Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.2 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 98.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.4 % wet weight All types Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.6 % wet weight High tannin Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.4 % wet weight Low tannin Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.8 % wet weight Red varieties Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.7 % wet weight White varieties Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.7 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.6 % wet weight Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.4 % wet weight Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.7 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 86.6 % wet weight Almond Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.9 % wet weight Durum Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.2 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 94.5 % wet weight Almond Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.3 % wet weight Almond, with hulls, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 85.5 % wet weight Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.1 % wet weight Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Dry Matter 85.4 % wet weight Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Dry Matter 99.1 % wet weight Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.6 % wet weight Cashew Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.7 % wet weight Cashew Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.9 % wet weight Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.9 % wet weight Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.6 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.5 % wet weight Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.8 % wet weight Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 50.7 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 5.2 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 75.7 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 27.3 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.6 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.9 % wet weight Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.2 % wet weight Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.9 % wet weight High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.2 % wet weight High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.3 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.7 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 21.9 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.4 % wet weight Oil <5% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.6 % wet weight Oil >5% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.6 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.6 % wet weight Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.5 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.6 % wet weight Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.7 % wet weight Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.4 % wet weight Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.2 % wet weight Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.2 % wet weight Oil <30% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.1 % wet weight Oil >30% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.4 % wet weight Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88 % wet weight Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.7 % wet weight Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.7 % wet weight Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.5 % wet weight Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.4 % wet weight Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Dry Matter 82.8 % wet weight Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Dry Matter 77.8 % wet weight Crude Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.7 % wet weight Exhausted Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Exhausted Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93 % wet weight Exhausted Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.2 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 50.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.2 % wet weight Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.9 % wet weight Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 68.4 % wet weight Decanted Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.3 % wet weight Dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 83.6 % wet weight High oil Feedipedia
Dry Matter 79.4 % wet weight Low oil Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.2 % wet weight Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Dry Matter 19.8 % wet weight Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.6 % wet weight Peanut Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.4 % wet weight Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.4 % wet weight Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.3 % wet weight Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.5 % wet weight Without shells Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.9 % wet weight With shells Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.8 % wet weight Peanut Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.5 % wet weight Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.8 % wet weight Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.9 % wet weight Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Dry Matter 7.6 % wet weight Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.3 % wet weight Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 14 % wet weight Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.8 % wet weight Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.2 % wet weight Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88 % wet weight Mechanical extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight With hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.6 % wet weight Without hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 11.5 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 16.9 % wet weight Silage Feedipedia
Dry Matter 86.8 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.2 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.8 % wet weight 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.9 % wet weight 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.3 % wet weight Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.3 % wet weight Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.2 % wet weight Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.7 % wet weight Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Dry Matter 94.7 % wet weight Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.8 % wet weight Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.7 % wet weight Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 96.6 % wet weight Whole Feedipedia
Dry Matter 24 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.5 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.9 % wet weight Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.1 % wet weight High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.7 % wet weight High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.7 % wet weight All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.2 % wet weight Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.6 % wet weight Toasted Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Extruded Feedipedia
Dry Matter 15.8 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 21.6 % wet weight Silage Feedipedia
Dry Matter 75.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.2 % wet weight Without seeds Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.7 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89 % wet weight Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.8 % wet weight Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.9 % wet weight Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.8 % wet weight Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.3 % wet weight Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.4 % wet weight Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Dry Matter 83.5 % wet weight Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 94 % wet weight Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Dry Matter 94.3 % wet weight Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.1 % wet weight Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.9 % wet weight Decorticated. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88 % wet weight Whole. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.2 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 20.8 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 14 % Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 21.9 % wet weight Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 23.5 % wet weight Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Dry Matter 30.5 % wet weight Mature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 22 % wet weight Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.7 % wet weight Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 27.3 % wet weight Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.3 % wet weight Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 29.4 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.4 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 42.8 % wet weight Without peel, cooked Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 6.9 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 94.3 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 7.2 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 16 % wet weight Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 20.7 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 15.4 % wet weight Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 13.1 % wet weight Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 17.9 % wet weight Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 16 % wet weight Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 15.8 % wet weight Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 13.5 % wet weight Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 31.9 % wet weight Fruits (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Dry Matter 12.7 % wet weight Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.1 % wet weight Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 71 % Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.6 % wet weight Dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88 % wet weight Orange, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.9 % wet weight Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 85.1 % wet weight Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 23 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 20.3 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 21.5 % Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 16.1 % wet weight Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 19.6 % wet weight Orange Feedipedia
Dry Matter 17.9 % wet weight Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 19.2 % wet weight Grapefruit Feedipedia
Dry Matter 18.3 % wet weight Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 23 % wet weight Lime Feedipedia
Dry Matter 86.4 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 29.1 % wet weight Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.5 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.8 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.3 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.9 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.7 % wet weight By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.3 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 84 % wet weight Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Dry Matter 84 % wet weight Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.3 % wet weight Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Dry Matter 56.8 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.2 % wet weight Dry Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.4 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 41.6 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.8 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 38.7 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 37 % wet weight Silage Feedipedia
Dry Matter 8.2 % wet weight Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95 % wet weight Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.6 % wet weight Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Dry Matter 20.6 % wet weight Fresh, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Dry Matter 19.1 % wet weight Silage, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Dry Matter 7.3 % wet weight Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 17.7 % wet weight Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Dry Matter 12.6 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 24.2 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 7.9 % wet weight Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Dry Matter 75.7 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 10.7 % wet weight Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90 % wet weight Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 16.4 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 25 % wet weight Ensiled Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.2 % wet weight Dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 23 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 17.8 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 20.2 % wet weight Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.2 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.3 % wet weight Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Dry Matter 24.1 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 23.9 % wet weight Silage Feedipedia
Dry Matter 18.8 % wet weight Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 27.9 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 11.5 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 17.9 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 21.9 % wet weight Silage Feedipedia
Dry Matter 86.7 % wet weight Dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 13 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.5 % wet weight Dry Feedipedia
Dry Matter 30 % wet weight Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88 % wet weight Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 39.2 % wet weight Tubers, cooked, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 97 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.2 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 46 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.5 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 33.7 % wet weight Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 62.1 % wet weight NaOH-treated, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 21.6 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 73 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 75 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 26 % wet weight Filter press mud Feedipedia
Dry Matter 26.8 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 30.9 % wet weight Silage Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.5 % wet weight Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.3 % wet weight Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Dry Matter 68.7 % wet weight From yeast production Feedipedia
Dry Matter 70.8 % wet weight From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Dry Matter 65.5 % wet weight From lysine production Feedipedia
Dry Matter 6.1 % wet weight Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.2 % wet weight Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 80.5 % wet weight Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.8 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 96.5 % wet weight Preserved with acid Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.3 % wet weight Non-industrial Feedipedia
Dry Matter 19.1 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 17.9 % wet weight Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 75.3 % wet weight Moist Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.4 % wet weight Calcinated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 75 % wet weight Raw Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.5 % wet weight Steamed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.7 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 37.5 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.5 % wet weight Ground Feedipedia
Dry Matter 98.9 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.1 % wet weight High protein Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.2 % wet weight 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.5 % wet weight Low protein Feedipedia
Dry Matter 99.9 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 97.7 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 39.5 % wet weight Low oil Feedipedia
Dry Matter 96.6 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 55.1 % wet weight Menhaden, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 84.6 % wet weight Frog waste Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.4 % wet weight Whole frog Feedipedia
Dry Matter 99.3 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.6 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 38.6 % wet weight Raw Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.7 % wet weight Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 81.3 % wet weight Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 96.2 % wet weight All species Feedipedia
Dry Matter 98.4 % wet weight Cattle Feedipedia
Dry Matter 96.1 % wet weight Pork Feedipedia
Dry Matter 98.3 % wet weight Poultry Feedipedia
Dry Matter 16.7 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 87.6 % wet weight Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 95.8 % wet weight High fat Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.2 % wet weight Low fat Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.3 % wet weight Poultry Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.7 % wet weight High protein Feedipedia
Dry Matter 39.7 % wet weight Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Dry Matter 32.8 % wet weight Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Dry Matter 26.3 % wet weight Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Dry Matter 13.2 % wet weight Calves, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 12 % wet weight Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.3 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 15.2 % wet weight Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.5 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.3 % wet weight Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 25.2 % wet weight Fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.3 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 28 % wet weight Ensiled, fresh Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91.3 % wet weight Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.8 % wet weight With shells Feedipedia
Dry Matter 91 % wet weight Without shells Feedipedia
Dry Matter 89.4 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.4 % wet weight With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.2 % wet weight With skin, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.5 % wet weight Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.5 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.3 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 50 % wet weight Condensed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 97 % wet weight Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 97.1 % wet weight Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Dry Matter 93.6 % wet weight Dehydrated Feedipedia
Dry Matter 90.7 % Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92.3 % wet weight Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 92 % wet weight Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Dry Matter 88.1 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 86 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 85.5 % wet weight Feedipedia
Dry Matter 940 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Dry Matter 981 g/kg DM Almond Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Dry Matter 915 g/kg DM Cracked Pima Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Dry Matter 893 g/kg DM Pellets (380g/kg CP, solvent) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Dry Matter 915 g/kg DM High CP (corn with solubles) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Dry Matter 321 g/kg DM Silage Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Dry Matter 158 g/kg DM Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Dry Matter 197 g/kg DM Tubers (whole) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Dry Matter 740 g/kg FM Processing waste: filtration cake, pulp Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 202 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 201.7 g/kg FM From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Dry Matter 185 g/kg FM From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Dry Matter 888 g/kg FM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Dry Matter 282 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 880 g/kg FM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Dry Matter 884 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 860 g/kg FM Distillery feed by-products briefing
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Dark Distillery feed by-products briefing
Dry Matter 868 g/kg FM Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Dry Matter 913 g/kg FM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Dry Matter 918 g/kg FM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Dry Matter 964 g/kg FM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Dry Matter 890 g/kg FM Molassed Distillery feed by-products briefing
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Distillery feed by-products briefing
Dry Matter 230 g/kg FM Distillery feed by-products briefing
Dry Matter 920 g/kg FM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Dry Matter 906 g/kg FM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Dry Matter 450 g/kg FM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry Matter 494 g/kg FM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry Matter 506 g/kg FM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry Matter 144 g/kg FM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry Matter 185 g/kg FM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry Matter 277 g/kg FM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry Matter 531 g/kg FM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Wheat, dark grains Distillery feed by-products briefing
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Malt, dark grains Distillery feed by-products briefing
Dry Matter 128 g/kg FM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Dry Matter 889 g/kg FM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Dry Matter 846 g/kg FM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Dry Matter 126 g/kg FM Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Dry Matter 864 g/kg FM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Dry Matter 904 g/kg FM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Dry Matter 874.6 g/kg FM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Dry Matter 921 g/kg FM Low temperature dried Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Dry Matter 922 g/kg FM Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Dry Matter 916 g/kg FM Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Dry Matter 906 g/kg FM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Dry Matter 901 g/kg FM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Dry Matter 928 g/kg FM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Dry Matter 914 g/kg FM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Dry Matter 920 g/kg FM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Dry Matter 358 g/kg FM Silage. Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 352 g/kg FM Silage. Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 345 g/kg FM Silage. Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 51 g/kg FM Silage. Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 357 g/kg FM Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 334 g/kg FM Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 287 g/kg FM Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 60 g/kg FM Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 352 g/kg FM Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 338 g/kg FM Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 323 g/kg FM Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 48 g/kg FM Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry Matter 871 g/kg FM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Dry Matter 586 g/kg FM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Dry Matter 908 g/kg FM Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 933 g/kg FM Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 876 g/kg FM Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 923 g/kg FM Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 898 g/kg FM Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 899 g/kg FM solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 904 g/kg FM Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 932 g/kg FM Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 886 g/kg FM Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 883 g/kg FM solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 19 g/kg FM Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 896 g/kg FM Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 878 g/kg FM Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Dry Matter 470 g/kg FM Whole. White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Dry Matter 470 g/kg FM Whole. Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Dry Matter 329 g/kg FM Whole. Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Dry Matter 210 g/kg Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 130 g/kg Fresh, whole Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 910 g/kg FM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 858 g/kg FM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 910 g/kg FM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 680 g/kg Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 880 g/kg FM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 897 g/kg FM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 233 g/kg Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 193 g/kg Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 154 g/kg Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 192 g/kg Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 902 g/kg FM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 181 g/kg Lemon, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 202 g/kg Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 920 g/kg FM Whole, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 903 g/kg FM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 876 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 298 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 269 g/kg FM Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 868 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 396 g/kg FM Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 288 g/kg FM Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 880 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 200 g/kg FM Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 120 g/kg FM Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 880 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 244 g/kg FM Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 123 g/kg FM Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 220 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 212 g/kg FM Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 200 g/kg FM Beet only, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 149 g/kg FM Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 162 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 882 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 893 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 880 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 950 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 889 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 896 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 885 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 997 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 233 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 675 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 189 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 139 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 924 g/kg FM Dried, solubles only Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 917 g/kg FM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 91 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 67 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 60 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 197 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 111 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 999 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 910 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 908 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 364 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 940 g/kg FM Poultry meat offals Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 896 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 883 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 880 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 25.5 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 883 g/kg FM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 831 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 868 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 295 g/kg FM Chips Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 788 g/kg FM Melasse Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 901 g/kg FM Chips, melasse Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 680 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 110 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 187 g/kg FM Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 148 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 117 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 986 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 909 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 903 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 890 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 894 g/kg FM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 915 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 945 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 915 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 886 g/kg FM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 918 g/kg FM Peanut Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 903 g/kg FM Peanut Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 153 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 906 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 887 g/kg FM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 910 g/kg FM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 910 g/kg FM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 887 g/kg FM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 912 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 896 g/kg FM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 903 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 170 g/kg FM Fresh, for feeding Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 166 g/kg FM Silage, for feeding Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 274 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 860 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 901 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 134 g/kg FM Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 154 g/kg FM Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 860 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 843 g/kg FM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Dry Matter 13 g/kg FM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 10 g/kg FM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 10.1 g/kg FM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 12 g/kg FM Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 9.5 g/kg FM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 35.9 g/kg FM Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 35 g/kg FM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 9.9 g/kg FM Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 10-15 g/kg FM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 25.3 g/kg FM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 9.4 g/kg FM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 12.6 g/kg FM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 10.5 g/kg FM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 9.5 g/kg FM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Dry Matter 958.2 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 922.5 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 924.1 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 902.8 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 926.5 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 923.3 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 907.9 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 921.7 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 934.5 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 918.4 g/kg FM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Dry Matter 186 g/kg FM Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Dry Matter 163 g/kg Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 197 g/kg Grapefruit, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 197 g/kg Mandarin, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 450 g/kg Condensed solubles Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 520 g/kg Citrus molasses Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 220 g/kg Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 870 g/kg FM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 900 g/kg FM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 930 g/kg FM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 890 g/kg FM Orange, dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 180 g/kg FM Wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 880 g/kg Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 610 g/kg Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 183 g/kg FM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 200 g/kg Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 650 g/kg Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 140 g/kg Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 910 g/kg FM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 850 g/kg FM Lime, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 128 g/kg FM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 250 g/kg Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 906 g/kg FM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 890 g/kg FM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 113 g/kg Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 870 g/kg FM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Dry Matter 500 g/kg FM Barley Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Dry Matter 873 g/kg FM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Dry Matter 888 g/kg FM Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Dry Matter 202 g/kg FM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Dry Matter 0.171 g total solids/g Cropgen database
Dry Matter 0.128 g total solids/g Cropgen database
Dry Matter 0.135 g total solids/g Cropgen database
Dry Matter 0.226 g total solids/g Cropgen database
Dry Matter 0.19 g total solids/g Cropgen database
Dry Matter 55.02 In vitro digestibility (%) From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Dry Matter 65.01 In vitro digestibility (%) From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Dry Matter 950 g/kg Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Dry Matter 954 g/kg Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Dry Matter 314 g/kg Wet Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Dry Matter 50 g/kg Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Dry Matter 94.61 % Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Dry Matter 93.67 % Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Dry Matter 95.52 % Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Dry Matter 96.21 % Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Dry Matter 120-276 g/kg A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Dry Matter 142-170 g/kg A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Dry Matter 129 g/kg A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Dry Matter 158-400 g/kg A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Dry Matter 648 g/kg A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Dry Matter 870-888 g/kg DM Dried A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Dry matter degradability (effective, k=6%) 36.8 % Decanted Feedipedia
Dry matter degradability, k=4% 35.7 % Decanted Feedipedia
Dry matter digestibility 621 g/kg DM Silage. Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 598 g/kg DM Silage. Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 472 g/kg DM Silage. Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 80 g/kg DM Silage. Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 701 g/kg DM Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 675 g/kg DM Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 478 g/kg DM Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 80 g/kg DM Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 600 g/kg DM Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 607 g/kg DM Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 497 g/kg DM Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 94 g/kg DM Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Dry matter digestibility 38.97 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility 31.64 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 74.49 % DM Apple pomace as a supplement to pasture for dairy cows in late lactation
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.31 % DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.34 % DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.3 % DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.75 % DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.73 % DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.91 % DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.72 % DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.708 % DM Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Dry matter digestibility, in vitro 0.56 % DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Dry matter digestibility, pepsin 19.1 % High oil Feedipedia
Dry matter digestibility, ruminants 35 % Dried, Elaeis guineensis Feedipedia
Dry matter digestibility, ruminants 44.3 % Silage Feedipedia
Dry matter digestibility, ruminants 18.2 % Feedipedia
Energy 37 kcal/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Energy 295 kcal/100g Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Energy 254 kcal/100g Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Energy 266 kcal/100g Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Energy 269 kcal/100g Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Energy 157 kJ/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Energy 16.75 KJ/g Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Energy 20.7 KJ/g Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 67 % Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 73.9 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 78 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 79 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 75 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 64 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 13 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 39 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 67 % DM Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 71 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 85 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 79 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 40 % DM Stemless 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 90 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 86 % DM Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 85 % DM Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 56 % DM Almond 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 70 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 68 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 84 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 77 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 76 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 77 % DM Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 77 % DM Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 80 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 58 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 52 % DM Silage 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 66 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 16 % DM Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 90 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 84 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 79 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 88 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 0 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 62 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 83 % DM Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 73 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 38 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 76 % DM Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 20 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 45 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 77 % DM Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 79 % DM Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 29 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 81 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 88 % DM Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 25 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 75 % DM Barley 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 99 % DM Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 101 % DM Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 98 % DM Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 87 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 92 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 84 % DM Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 74 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 38 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 49 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 53 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 35 % DM Spent 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 77 % DM Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 82 % DM Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 71 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 75 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 74 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 74 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 69 % DM Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 22 % DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 77 % DM Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 0 % DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 47 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 71 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 71 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 59 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 80 % DM Cull 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 82 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 85 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 80 % DM Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 77 % DM Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 79 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 38 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 40 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 45 % DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 79 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 90 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 71 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 56 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 75 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 14 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 48 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 65 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 57 % DM With hulls 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 40 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 39 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 69 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 71 % DM Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 57 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 59 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 43 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 50 % DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 88 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 88 % DM Hard 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 88 % DM Soft 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 91 % DM Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 88 % DM Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 70 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 80 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 76 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 78 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 82 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 90 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 72 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 95 % DM Whole 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 95 % DM Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 87 % DM Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 65 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 73 % DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 72 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (Total Digestible Nutrients) 87 % DM Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for gain 0.52 mcal/lb Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Energy (net) for growth 54 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 11 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 55 Mcal/cwt. DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 50 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 36 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 40 Mcal/cwt. DM Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 46 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 62 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 55 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Stemless 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 68 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 63 Mcal/cwt. DM Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 62 Mcal/cwt. DM Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 23 Mcal/cwt. DM Almond 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 44 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 41 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 61 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 53 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 52 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 53 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 53 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 56 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 26 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 16 Mcal/cwt. DM Silage 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 38 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 68 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 61 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 55 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 65 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 33 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 60 Mcal/cwt. DM Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 48 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 52 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 3 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 53 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 55 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 58 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 65 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 50 Mcal/cwt. DM Barley 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 75 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 77 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 76 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 64 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 70 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 61 Mcal/cwt. DM Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 49 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 11 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 18 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Spent 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 53 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 59 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 46 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 50 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 49 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 49 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 43 Mcal/cwt. DM Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 53 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 7 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 46 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 46 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 28 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 56 Mcal/cwt. DM Cull 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 59 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 62 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 56 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 53 Mcal/cwt. DM Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 55 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 3 Mcal/cwt. DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 55 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 68 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 46 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 23 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 50 Mcal/cwt. DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 9 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 37 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 25 Mcal/cwt. DM With hulls 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 43 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 46 Mcal/cwt. DM Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 25 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 28 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 12 Mcal/cwt. DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 65 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 65 Mcal/cwt. DM Hard 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 65 Mcal/cwt. DM Soft 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 69 Mcal/cwt. DM Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 65 Mcal/cwt. DM Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 44 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 56 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 52 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 54 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 59 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 68 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 47 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 73 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 73 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 67 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 37 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 48 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 47 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 64 Mcal/cwt. DM Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for growth 8.87 sheep, MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 6.02 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.56 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.90 MJ/kg DM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.52 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.23 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.02 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 6.19 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.81 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.48 MJ/kg DM Wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.73 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.81 MJ/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.19 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.19 MJ/kg DM Fresh, whole Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.19 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.23 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.10 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.85 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.19 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 6.65 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.89 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.44 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.89 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.73 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.27 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.89 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.06 MJ/kg DM Lime, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.89 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.69 MJ/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 3.89 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.98 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 4.22 MJ/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 3.22 MJ/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for growth 5.06 MJ/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.49 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.49 MJ/kg DM Fresh, whole Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.70 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.36 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.41 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 8.49 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 8.03 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 8.37 MJ/kg DM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.70 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.91 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 8.03 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.66 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 7.49 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactaction 6.19 MJ/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 0.81 mcal/lb Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Energy (net) for lactation 68 Mcal/cwt. Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 8.37 sheep, MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.20 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.49 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.07 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.53 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 8.66 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 6.69 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.95 MJ/kg DM Wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 8.20 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.32 MJ/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.36 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 8.20 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.36 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 6.65 MJ/kg DM Lime, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.36 MJ/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 6.74 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.03 MJ/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 7.66 MJ/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for lactation 80 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 48 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 81 Mcal/cwt. DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 77 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 65 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 8 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 37 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 68 Mcal/cwt. DM Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 73 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 88 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 81 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 38 Mcal/cwt. DM Stemless 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 94 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 89 Mcal/cwt. DM Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 88 Mcal/cwt. DM Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 56 Mcal/cwt. DM Almond 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 71 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 69 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 87 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 78 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 83 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 58 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 51 Mcal/cwt. DM Silage 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 67 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 11 Mcal/cwt. DM Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 94 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 87 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 81 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 91 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 63 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 86 Mcal/cwt. DM Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 75 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 36 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 78 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 16 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 44 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 81 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 30 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 84 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 91 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 29 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 77 Mcal/cwt. DM Barley 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 105 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 108 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 103 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 90 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 96 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 87 Mcal/cwt. DM Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 76 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 36 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 48 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 53 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 33 Mcal/cwt. DM Spent 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 85 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 73 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 77 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 76 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 76 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 70 Mcal/cwt. DM Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 18 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 46 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 73 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 73 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 59 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 83 Mcal/cwt. DM Cull 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 85 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 88 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 83 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 81 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 36 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 38 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 44 Mcal/cwt. DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 81 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 94 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 73 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 56 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 77 Mcal/cwt. DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 34 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 47 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 66 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 57 Mcal/cwt. DM With hulls 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 38 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 37 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 70 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 73 Mcal/cwt. DM Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 57 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 59 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 41 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 49 Mcal/cwt. DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 91 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 91 Mcal/cwt. DM Hard 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 91 Mcal/cwt. DM Soft 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 95 Mcal/cwt. DM Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 91 Mcal/cwt. DM Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 71 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 83 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 78 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 80 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 85 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 94 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 74 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 99 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 99 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 91 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 66 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 75 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 74 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for lactation 90 Mcal/cwt. DM Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 0.81 mcal/lb Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Energy (net) for maintenance 83 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 49 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 85 Mcal/cwt. DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 79 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 65 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 35 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 41 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 69 Mcal/cwt. DM Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 74 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 93 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 85 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 42 Mcal/cwt. DM Stemless 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 56 Mcal/cwt. DM Almond 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 73 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 70 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 92 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 82 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 81 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 82 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 82 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 86 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 58 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 52 Mcal/cwt. DM Silage 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 68 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 27 Mcal/cwt. DM Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 100 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 92 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 85 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 98 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 0 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 63 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 90 Mcal/cwt. DM Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 77 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 40 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 81 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 36 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 45 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 82 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 85 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 37 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 88 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 98 Mcal/cwt. DM Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 36 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Barley 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 113 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 115 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 111 Mcal/cwt. DM Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 96 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 103 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 92 Mcal/cwt. DM Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 78 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 40 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 49 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 53 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 39 Mcal/cwt. DM Spent 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 74 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 79 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 78 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 78 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 71 Mcal/cwt. DM Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 36 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 82 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 0 Mcal/cwt. DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 47 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 74 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 74 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 59 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 86 Mcal/cwt. DM Cull 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 89 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 93 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 86 Mcal/cwt. DM Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 82 Mcal/cwt. DM Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 85 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 40 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 42 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 45 Mcal/cwt. DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 85 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 100 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 74 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 56 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 79 Mcal/cwt. DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 35 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 48 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 66 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 57 Mcal/cwt. DM With hulls 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 42 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 41 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 71 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 74 Mcal/cwt. DM Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 57 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 59 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 44 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 50 Mcal/cwt. DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 98 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 98 Mcal/cwt. DM Hard 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 98 Mcal/cwt. DM Soft 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 102 Mcal/cwt. DM Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 98 Mcal/cwt. DM Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 73 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 86 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 81 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 83 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 89 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 100 Mcal/cwt. DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 75 Mcal/cwt. DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 107 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 107 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 98 Mcal/cwt. DM Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 66 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 77 Mcal/cwt. DM 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 75 Mcal/cwt. DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 96 Mcal/cwt. DM Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Energy (net) for maintenance 10.00 sheep, MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.83 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.28 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.70 MJ/kg DM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.11 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.86 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.61 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 9.04 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.79 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.16 MJ/kg DM Wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.49 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.40 MJ/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.86 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.86 MJ/kg DM Fresh, whole Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.86 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.91 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.78 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.49 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.86 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.28 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.36 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.20 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.36 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.58 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.82 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.49 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 6.65 MJ/kg DM Lime, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.74 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.66 MJ/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 6.74 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.49 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 7.11 MJ/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 6.11 MJ/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy (net) for maintenance 8.03 MJ/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy digestibility, growing pig 35 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 36.7 % Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 52.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 37.2 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 30.7 % Dry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.2 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 16.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 12.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 72 % Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 68.4 % Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.8 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 53.7 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 53.9 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.5 % Polished Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.8 % Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 95.5 % Brown Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 61 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.4 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 79.5 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73.7 % Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 79.5 % Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 83.7 % Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.6 % Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 64.5 % Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 45.6 % Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 74.8 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 66.8 % Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 41.7 % Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 74.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 80.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 61 % Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 66.4 % Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 81.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.7 % All types Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.3 % High tannin Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.7 % Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.2 % Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.5 % White varieties Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 57.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 67.6 % Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 74.9 % Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 83.8 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 87.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 80.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.2 % Almond Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 53.2 % Almond, dehulled, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.3 % Cashew Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 88.7 % Cashew Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 46.7 % Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 39.4 % Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 19.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 61 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 44.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 55.5 % Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 52.7 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 79.9 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 69.8 % Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 64 % Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 74.9 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 77.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73.5 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73.9 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 58.5 % Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 74 % Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 79 % Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 61.5 % Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.6 % Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 72.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 30.3 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 44.6 % Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 31 % Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 48.4 % Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 57 % Crude Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 55.1 % Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 0 % Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 65.8 % Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 45.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.9 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 42 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 41.6 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 52.2 % Dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 37.1 % Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 55.3 % Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 32.5 % Peanut Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 79 % Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.1 % Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 79.2 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 83.2 % Without shells Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 48.4 % With shells Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 63.9 % Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 60 % Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 72.2 % Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 69.4 % Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 36.7 % Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 81.2 % Mechanical extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 14.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 52.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 69.1 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 70.3 % 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 71.1 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 81.5 % Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 37.8 % Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 41.3 % Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 50.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.3 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 87.2 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 87.1 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.9 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 88.5 % Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.7 % Toasted Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86 % Extruded Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 14.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 10.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 23.8 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 53.4 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 60.1 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 51.9 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 55.6 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 63.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 45.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 75.7 % Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 83.8 % Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 41.5 % Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 77.2 % Decorticated. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 40.5 % Whole. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 27.2 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 52.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 83.5 % Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 82.9 % Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 80.5 % Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.9 % Mature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.1 % Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84 % Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 83.2 % Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 88.1 % Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.9 % Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 15.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.8 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.3 % Without peel, cooked Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.2 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 14.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 53 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 44.7 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 16 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 74.6 % Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 66.6 % Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.5 % Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 78.5 % Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.6 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 72.2 % Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 75.3 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 23.7 % Fruits (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.4 % Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 64.6 % Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 72.3 % Dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73 % Orange, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 72.6 % Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73.9 % Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 71.9 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 79.8 % Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73.1 % Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 69.2 % Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 81.3 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 71.4 % Orange Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 75.9 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73 % Grapefruit Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 68.2 % Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 63.2 % Lime Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 69.4 % Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 33.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 61 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 80.5 % Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.1 % Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 78.3 % Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 51.2 % Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 62.2 % Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 48.1 % Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.9 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 82.5 % Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 75.6 % Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.9 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.1 % Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 58.8 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 59.6 % Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 57.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 77.4 % Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 66.2 % Dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 42.5 % Dry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.1 % Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.4 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 93 % Tubers, cooked, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 58.8 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 18 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 17.3 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 19.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 99 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 71.1 % Filter press mud Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 56.5 % Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 44.8 % Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 53 % Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % From yeast production Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % From lysine production Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.2 % Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.2 % Preserved with acid Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.6 % Moist Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Calcinated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 85.4 % Raw Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 88.5 % Steamed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 72.3 % Ground Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 88.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 89.4 % High protein Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 88.8 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.9 % Low protein Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.2 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 84.1 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 86.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Raw Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 55 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 61 % Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 52.5 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 68.7 % High fat Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 69.1 % Low fat Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 42.5 % Calves, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 50.2 % Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 56.8 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 50.1 % Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 73.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 75.6 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.8 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 88.2 % Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 76.3 % With shells Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 83.3 % Without shells Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 16.2 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 90.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 95 % Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 95 % Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 87.2 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 88 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, growing pig 98 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 18.8 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 61.5 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 72.8 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 57.4 % Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 36.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 77.7 % All types Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 62.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 89.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 83.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 28.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 66.1 % Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 24.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 22.1 % Oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 72.3 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 69.1 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 34.2 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 80.1 % Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 79.1 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 83.9 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 24.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 24.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 59.2 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 74.4 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 56.2 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 80.2 % Dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 25.5 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 91.9 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 73.9 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 73.9 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 91.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, rabbit 67.5 % Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 58.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 63.3 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 46.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 56.4 % Urea-treated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 54.2 % Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 58.5 % NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 66.3 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 29.2 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 65.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 46.9 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 54.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 45.2 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 66.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 51.7 % Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 70.9 % Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 67 % Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 89 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 63.2 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 76.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 63.1 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 89.9 % Polished Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 86.6 % Brown Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 65.7 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.5 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.7 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 81.2 % Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.4 % Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 92.5 % Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 75.4 % Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 61.1 % Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 42.6 % Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.5 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 70.2 % Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 35.5 % Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 22.8 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 68.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 84.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 76.4 % Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 82.5 % Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.6 % Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.4 % All types Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 86.2 % High tannin Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 89.1 % Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 84.7 % Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.2 % White varieties Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 71.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.5 % Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 81.8 % Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 59.5 % Almond Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 82.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 35.8 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 79.1 % Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 77.2 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 34 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 41.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.4 % Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 82.5 % Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 72.1 % High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 38.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 46.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 34.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 58 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 24.8 % Oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 38.8 % Oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.1 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 77.4 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.8 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.6 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.6 % Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 80.8 % Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 87.3 % Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 84.6 % Oil >30% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 81.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 24.4 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 37.2 % Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 23.8 % Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 40.6 % Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 53.6 % Crude Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 46.7 % Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 71.2 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 70.4 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 55.2 % Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 69.9 % Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 17.3 % Peanut Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 84.3 % Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 82.5 % Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.3 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 98.4 % Without shells Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 88.4 % With shells Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 59.3 % Peanut Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 72.1 % Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 72.9 % Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 79.6 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.8 % Silage Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 65.1 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 36.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 54.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 75.7 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 77.7 % 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 77.5 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 86.9 % Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 80.3 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 61.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 55.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 49.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 79.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 92.2 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 92.8 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 93.4 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.7 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 84.7 % Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.7 % Toasted Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.6 % Extruded Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 63.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 62.9 % Silage Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 42.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 59 % Without seeds Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 47.2 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 50.5 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 61.1 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 65.6 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 60.1 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 64.1 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 26.5 % Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 53.7 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 67.6 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 80.2 % Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 77.8 % Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 70.4 % Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 90.3 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 89.8 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 74.9 % Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.9 % Dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 84.8 % Orange, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.2 % Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.8 % Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 89.5 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 88.4 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 93.1 % Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 90.2 % Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 89 % Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 94.6 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.5 % Orange Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 88.5 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 85.3 % Grapefruit Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 80.7 % Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 74.2 % Lime Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 37.7 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 79.4 % Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 42 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 40.9 % Dry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 44.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 28 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 29.9 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 23.4 % Silage Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 88.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.1 % Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 83.9 % Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 87.1 % Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 80.2 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 80.9 % Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 79.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 78.7 % Silage Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 87.6 % Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 71.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 69.4 % Dried Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 61.8 % Dry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 81.3 % Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 82.3 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 80.2 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 46.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 42.3 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 76.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 54.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 52.7 % Silage Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 70.2 % Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 76.5 % From yeast production Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 76.5 % From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 82.3 % From lysine production Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 82.6 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 97.5 % High protein Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 95.9 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 68.8 % Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 91.3 % Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 91.3 % Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, ruminants 89.7 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 39.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 62.2 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 62.2 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 75 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 60.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 64.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 83.3 % High protein Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 81.7 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 96.4 % Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 68.9 % Poultry Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 82.6 % Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy digestibility, salmonids 69.7 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy for growth 40 Mcal/cwt. Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy for maintenance 69 Mcal/cwt. Dried 2012FeedComp
Energy for maintenance 100 Mcal/cwt. Wet 2012FeedComp
Energy for maintenance 95 Mcal/cwt. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Energy for maintenance 93 Mcal/cwt. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N correct, poultry 9.5 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N correct, poultry 10.6 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 13.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 13.7 MJ/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 16.8 MJ/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 12.3 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 12.4 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 10.1 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 12.4 MJ/kg DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 10.3 MJ/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 9.6 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 7.6 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 5 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 9.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 15.7 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 15.4 MJ/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 15.7 MJ/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 15.7 MJ/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 15.9 MJ/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 7.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 13.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 19.6 MJ/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 8.7 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 10.6 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 9.8 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 8.8 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 12.3 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 13.9 MJ/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 17.3 MJ/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 11.1 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 10.1 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 11.6 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 11.7 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 9.6 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 9.6 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 11.2 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 10.7 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 11 MJ/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 10.7 MJ/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 17.1 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 17.1 MJ/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 13.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 15.9 MJ/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 13.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 11.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 14.4 MJ/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 12 MJ/kg DM Low protein Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 8.9 MJ/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler 9.3 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler, ground 18.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, broiler, pelleted 19.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 14.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 9.6 MJ/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 17.1 MJ/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 6.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 12.6 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 12.6 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 10.3 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 12.6 MJ/kg DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 10.6 MJ/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 9.9 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 7.8 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 5.2 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 9.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 15.7 MJ/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16 MJ/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16.1 MJ/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16.3 MJ/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 7.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 14.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 14.1 MJ/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 21.2 MJ/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 9.4 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 9.1 MJ/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 12.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 11.6 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 7.4 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 9.2 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16.8 MJ/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 11.4 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 10.9 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 11.2 MJ/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 15.7 MJ/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16 MJ/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 8.6 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 8.8 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 6.2 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 10.8 MJ/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 5.8 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 12.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 14.5 MJ/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 13.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 12.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 16 MJ/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 14.4 MJ/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 14.1 MJ/kg DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 12.8 MJ/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 11.8 MJ/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 11.9 MJ/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 15.2 MJ/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel 12.1 MJ/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel, ground 19.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel, ground 13 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, N corrected, cockerel, pelleted 20.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, poultry 9.9 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, poultry 11 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Energy, apparent metabolisable, poultry 13.1 MJ/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible 15.35 sheep, MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy, digestible 12.64 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 13.72 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 15.55 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 15.77 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 14.97 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 14.45 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 15.01 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 14.26 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 14.22 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 14.72 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, digestible 2047 kcal/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 3468 kcal/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 3008 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 3197 kcal/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 3985 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 2535 kcal/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 3273 kcal/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 3103 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 2506 kcal/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 3532 kcal/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 760 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 2478 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 2642 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, digestible 2.59 Mcal DE/kg DM Cull Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, digestible 16 MJ/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Energy, digestible 19.31 MJ/kg DM Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Energy, digestible, growing pig 5.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 6.7 MJ/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.5 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 2.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.3 MJ/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.5 MJ/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 18 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.1 MJ/kg DM Polished Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.9 MJ/kg DM Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.4 MJ/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.7 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.1 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.7 MJ/kg DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.2 MJ/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.2 MJ/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13 MJ/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 8.8 MJ/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 74.8 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.4 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 7.1 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.8 MJ/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.9 MJ/kg DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.1 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.9 MJ/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.4 MJ/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.1 MJ/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.2 MJ/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.9 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.9 MJ/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 26.5 MJ/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10 MJ/kg DM Almond, dehulled, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 23.5 MJ/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 19.8 MJ/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.6 MJ/kg DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 7.8 MJ/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 3.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 7.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.2 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.9 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 27 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.5 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.5 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.4 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.6 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.3 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.3 MJ/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 22.9 MJ/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.5 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 21.7 MJ/kg DM Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 6.3 MJ/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 44.6 MJ/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 5.8 MJ/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.1 MJ/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.5 MJ/kg DM Crude Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.1 MJ/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 0 MJ/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.6 MJ/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 8.4 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 7.8 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 51.4 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 6.6 MJ/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 6.4 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.8 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.4 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.2 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 24.3 MJ/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.5 MJ/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.7 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.9 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 19.4 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.4 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 7.7 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 18.4 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 2.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.4 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.6 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 23.5 MJ/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 8.1 MJ/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.8 MJ/kg DM Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.7 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.8 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.1 MJ/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 18.1 MJ/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.3 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.9 MJ/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.4 MJ/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.2 MJ/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 2.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 2.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 4.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.3 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.6 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.1 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.1 MJ/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 18.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 23.5 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 22.3 MJ/kg DM Decorticated. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 5.3 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.5 MJ/kg DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.2 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.6 MJ/kg DM Mature, cooked Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.2 MJ/kg DM Mature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.4 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.5 MJ/kg DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.8 MJ/kg DM Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.3 MJ/kg DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.9 MJ/kg DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.4 MJ/kg DM Without peel, cooked Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.4 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 8.8 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 7.4 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.8 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.4 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.4 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.6 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.5 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.1 MJ/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.3 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 4.9 MJ/kg DM Fruits (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.7 MJ/kg DM Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.6 MJ/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.5 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.6 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.4 MJ/kg DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13 MJ/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.7 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.3 MJ/kg DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.6 MJ/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.5 MJ/kg DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.9 MJ/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.9 MJ/kg DM Orange Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.8 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.3 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.7 MJ/kg DM Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.1 MJ/kg DM Lime Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.9 MJ/kg DM Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 6.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.5 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.2 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.8 MJ/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.8 MJ/kg DM Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9 MJ/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.4 MJ/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.1 MJ/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.3 MJ/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.5 MJ/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.8 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.1 MJ/kg DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.8 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.1 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 7.4 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.6 MJ/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.5 MJ/kg DM Tubers, cooked, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 3.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 3.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 3.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.6 MJ/kg DM Filter press mud Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.2 MJ/kg DM Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 8.9 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.8 MJ/kg DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.1 MJ/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 90.1 MJ/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 18.3 MJ/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.4 MJ/kg DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 21.1 MJ/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 21.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 19.1 MJ/kg DM Preserved with acid Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.2 MJ/kg DM Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 24 MJ/kg DM Moist Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 1.4 MJ/kg DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.7 MJ/kg DM Raw Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 2.2 MJ/kg DM Steamed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 6.6 MJ/kg DM Ground Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 19.5 MJ/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 18.1 MJ/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.5 MJ/kg DM Low protein Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 33.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 18.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 8.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 20.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 19.7 MJ/kg DM Raw Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.3 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.1 MJ/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.6 MJ/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 7.6 MJ/kg DM Calves, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 8.7 MJ/kg DM Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.7 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 9.4 MJ/kg DM Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 10.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 12.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 13.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.8 MJ/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 11.7 MJ/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 16.7 MJ/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 19 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 15.3 MJ/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 14.6 MJ/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, growing pig 17 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 3.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 12.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 15.6 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 12.1 MJ/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 5.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 14.6 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 11.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 18.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 15.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 5.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 13.3 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 5.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 4.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 4.3 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 15 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 13.5 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 7.1 MJ/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 23 MJ/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 15.6 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 19.8 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 4.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 4.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 11.5 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 14.4 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 10.9 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 12.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 13.9 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 4.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 14.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 12.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 12.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 13.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, rabbit 11.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 9.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 10.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 9 MJ/kg DM Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.9 MJ/kg DM NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.3 MJ/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 9.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.1 MJ/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.1 MJ/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.2 MJ/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13 MJ/kg DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.2 MJ/kg DM Polished Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.8 MJ/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 17.9 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.6 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 17.9 MJ/kg DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 19 MJ/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16 MJ/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.3 MJ/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.2 MJ/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 6 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 3.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.8 MJ/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 17.5 MJ/kg DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.8 MJ/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.4 MJ/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16 MJ/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.1 MJ/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.1 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 17.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 10.5 MJ/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.8 MJ/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 6.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.9 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.5 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 6.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 17.5 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.5 MJ/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 6.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 4.8 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.7 MJ/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 22.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.3 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.3 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 17.7 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.3 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 19.6 MJ/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 24.5 MJ/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 23.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 5.1 MJ/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.7 MJ/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 4.4 MJ/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.6 MJ/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM Crude Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.6 MJ/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.3 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.3 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 9.8 MJ/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.7 MJ/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 3.4 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.9 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.7 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 18.5 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 28.8 MJ/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 22.9 MJ/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.9 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.4 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 6.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.7 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.1 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.2 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 25 MJ/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.6 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 10.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 9.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 18.2 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 18.2 MJ/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 19.4 MJ/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 19.8 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 20 MJ/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 19.9 MJ/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 19.6 MJ/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.3 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 10.4 MJ/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 10.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.8 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.7 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.7 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14 MJ/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 5.2 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 10.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.8 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.9 MJ/kg DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.3 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.4 MJ/kg DM Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.4 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.8 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.3 MJ/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.5 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.6 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.8 MJ/kg DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 12.4 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.2 MJ/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.9 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.7 MJ/kg DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.7 MJ/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.1 MJ/kg DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 17.3 MJ/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.1 MJ/kg DM Orange Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.1 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.6 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15 MJ/kg DM Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.1 MJ/kg DM Lime Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 9.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 6.9 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 5.3 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 5.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 4.5 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.2 MJ/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.8 MJ/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.7 MJ/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.8 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.4 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.8 MJ/kg DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.4 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 10.5 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 10.8 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.1 MJ/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.3 MJ/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 8.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 7.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 9.8 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 9.6 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.5 MJ/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 15.4 MJ/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 16.8 MJ/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 19.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 21.3 MJ/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 19.6 MJ/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 11.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14.7 MJ/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 14 MJ/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, ruminants 17.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, salmonids 6.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, salmonids 12.2 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, salmonids 12.5 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, salmonids 96.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, salmonids 16.8 MJ/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, salmonids 13.3 MJ/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, digestible, salmonids 13.7 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 10.53 KJ/g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Energy, gross 10.31 KJ/g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Energy, gross 10.27 KJ/g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Energy, gross 12.6 KJ/g Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Energy, gross 17.6 KJ/g Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Energy, gross 21.8 KJ/g Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Energy, gross 16.7 MJ/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Energy, gross 16.6 MJ/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Energy, gross 20.3 MJ/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Energy, gross 10.6 MJ/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Energy, gross 13.7 MJ/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Energy, gross 10.3 MJ/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Energy, gross 22.2 MJ/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Energy, gross 21.3 MJ/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Energy, gross 19.9 MJ/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Energy, gross 19.1 MJ/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Energy, gross 22.5 MJ/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Energy, gross 18.7 MJ/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Energy, gross 16.8 MJ/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Energy, gross 17.87 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy, gross 16.23 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy, gross 20.08 MJ/kg DM Whole, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy, gross 21.2 MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, gross 21 MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, gross 21.4 MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, gross 21.7 MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, gross 21.1 MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, gross 20.9 MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, gross 21.5 MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, gross 20.7 MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, gross 22.72 MJ/kg DM Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Energy, gross 15.94 MJ/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy, gross 16.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.2 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16 MJ/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.2 MJ/kg DM NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.5 MJ/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.3 MJ/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.2 MJ/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.7 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.6 MJ/kg DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18 MJ/kg DM Polished Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 211.4 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.2 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.7 MJ/kg DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.5 MJ/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.2 MJ/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.2 MJ/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.3 MJ/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.9 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.3 MJ/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.9 MJ/kg DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.5 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.2 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 30.7 MJ/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM Almond, dehulled, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.2 MJ/kg DM Almond, with hulls, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18 MJ/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.8 MJ/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.8 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Energy, gross 27.9 MJ/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.4 MJ/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.6 MJ/kg DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.5 MJ/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.9 MJ/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.1 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.7 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 32.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.2 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.5 MJ/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.9 MJ/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.5 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.9 MJ/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.4 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 27.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.7 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.5 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.7 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.5 MJ/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 28.9 MJ/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.3 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.7 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 28.4 MJ/kg DM Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 28.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.8 MJ/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.6 MJ/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.6 MJ/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, gross 25.4 MJ/kg DM Crude Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.4 MJ/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.2 MJ/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.6 MJ/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.1 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.1 MJ/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.5 MJ/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.3 MJ/kg DM Low oil Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.8 MJ/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.7 MJ/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.8 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.2 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.7 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, gross 29.3 MJ/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Energy, gross 25.9 MJ/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.8 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.9 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, gross 26.8 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.8 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.1 MJ/kg DM Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.6 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 27.8 MJ/kg DM With hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 29.8 MJ/kg DM Without hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.4 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.8 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.6 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, gross 28.8 MJ/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.5 MJ/kg DM Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.4 MJ/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.2 MJ/kg DM Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy, gross 26.1 MJ/kg DM Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.6 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 29.1 MJ/kg DM Whole Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.7 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.7 MJ/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.8 MJ/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.6 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.6 MJ/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.8 MJ/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.5 MJ/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.4 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.3 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.4 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.8 MJ/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy, gross 28.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.7 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Energy, gross 31 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.1 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, gross 24.6 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.7 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.6 MJ/kg DM Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 28.9 MJ/kg DM Decorticated. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 27 MJ/kg DM Whole. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.9 MJ/kg DM Mature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.2 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM Without peel, cooked Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.3 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.4 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.2 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.5 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.5 MJ/kg DM Fruits (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.9 MJ/kg DM Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.5 MJ/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.2 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 14.8 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.9 MJ/kg DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.6 MJ/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18 MJ/kg DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.3 MJ/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Orange Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.3 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.6 MJ/kg DM Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Lime Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.5 MJ/kg DM Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 25 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.9 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.4 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.7 MJ/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.5 MJ/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Fresh, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.5 MJ/kg DM Silage, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 10.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.5 MJ/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.5 MJ/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.2 MJ/kg DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.3 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.2 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.9 MJ/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.9 MJ/kg DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.7 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.2 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.3 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.5 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.6 MJ/kg DM Tubers, cooked, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.4 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.7 MJ/kg DM NaOH-treated, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 14.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.4 MJ/kg DM Filter press mud Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.1 MJ/kg DM Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.2 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19 MJ/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.1 MJ/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.4 MJ/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Energy, gross 12.8 MJ/kg DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.4 MJ/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.4 MJ/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Energy, gross 24.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.6 MJ/kg DM Preserved with acid Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.6 MJ/kg DM Non-industrial Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.4 MJ/kg DM Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 27.7 MJ/kg DM Moist Feedipedia
Energy, gross 1.6 MJ/kg DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 11.4 MJ/kg DM Raw Feedipedia
Energy, gross 2.4 MJ/kg DM Steamed Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 9.1 MJ/kg DM Ground Feedipedia
Energy, gross 1.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.9 MJ/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.4 MJ/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19 MJ/kg DM Low protein Feedipedia
Energy, gross 39 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.5 MJ/kg DM Low oil Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.1 MJ/kg DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19 MJ/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Energy, gross 9.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 23.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.9 MJ/kg DM Raw Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22 MJ/kg DM Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Energy, gross 24.3 MJ/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.9 MJ/kg DM Pork Feedipedia
Energy, gross 25.3 MJ/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.8 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.7 MJ/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.7 MJ/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Energy, gross 24.4 MJ/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.6 MJ/kg DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Energy, gross 22.2 MJ/kg DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.8 MJ/kg DM Calves, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.3 MJ/kg DM Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.5 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.8 MJ/kg DM Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 14 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.1 MJ/kg DM Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.5 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.1 MJ/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.3 MJ/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20 MJ/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.4 MJ/kg DM With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.4 MJ/kg DM With skin, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.6 MJ/kg DM Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 16.1 MJ/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 15.4 MJ/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, gross 19.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 21.3 MJ/kg DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 20.9 MJ/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, gross 18.9 MJ/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Energy, gross 17.5 MJ/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Energy, gross 17.4 MJ/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Energy, gross 16.6 MJ/kg DM Dried A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Energy, metabolisable 1932 kcal/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 3248 kcal/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 2746 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 3096 kcal/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 3842 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 2470 kcal/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 3016 kcal/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 2942 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 2384 kcal/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 3479 kcal/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 726 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 2303 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 2405 kcal/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Energy, metabolisable 1.86 Mcal/kg DM Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Energy, metabolisable 3.29 Mcal/kg DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, metabolisable 3.16 Mcal/kg DM Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, metabolisable 2.37 Mcal/kg DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, metabolisable 1.06 Mcal/kg DM Red grapes Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, metabolisable 11.64 MJ/kg DM Apple pomace as a supplement to pasture for dairy cows in late lactation
Energy, metabolisable 8.2 MJ/kg DM Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Energy, metabolisable 7.3 MJ/kg DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, metabolisable 12.5 MJ/kg DM Molassed Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, metabolisable 12 MJ/kg DM Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, metabolisable 11.1 MJ/kg DM Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, metabolisable 5.48 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Energy, metabolisable 4.53 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Energy, metabolisable 13.5 MJ/kg DM Wheat, dark grains Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, metabolisable 12.2 MJ/kg DM Malt, dark grains Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, metabolisable 6.89 MJ/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 6.23 MJ/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 5.58 MJ/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 6.54 MJ/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 5.94 MJ/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 5.89 MJ/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 5.88 MJ/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 5.52 MJ/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 5.91 MJ/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 5.61 MJ/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Energy, metabolisable 12.47 MJ/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy, metabolisable 5.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable 12.80 sheep, MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy, metabolisable 11.93 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 12.16 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 14.41 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 14.11 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 13.1 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 13.37 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 12.98 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 12.43 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 13 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable 13.84 sheep, MJ/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 7.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 2.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.4 MJ/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.8 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.1 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 17 MJ/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.3 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 13.2 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 16.7 MJ/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.5 MJ/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 8.3 MJ/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.7 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.8 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 6.6 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.7 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.5 MJ/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 16 MJ/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.7 MJ/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.8 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.3 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 16.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.4 MJ/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 6.7 MJ/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 2.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.4 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.7 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.3 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 13.3 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 20.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.4 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 13.6 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.6 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 22.4 MJ/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 19.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 7.8 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 7.3 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 23.5 MJ/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 11.7 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 18.6 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.3 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 13.6 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.9 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 22.8 MJ/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.4 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 8.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.3 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.6 MJ/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 16.5 MJ/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 19.3 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 19.8 MJ/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 19.4 MJ/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 19.1 MJ/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 1.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 4.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.4 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.6 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 11.1 MJ/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 17.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 4.7 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 13.8 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.1 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15 MJ/kg DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.5 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 12.8 MJ/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.1 MJ/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 6.8 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.3 MJ/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.3 MJ/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 9.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 17.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 13 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 18.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 16 MJ/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 16.5 MJ/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 7.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.9 MJ/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 10.2 MJ/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.8 MJ/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 14.2 MJ/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 15.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 16.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, growing pig 16.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 3.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 11.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 11.6 MJ/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 14.2 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 11.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 18.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 14.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 5.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 12.6 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 4 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 78.5 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 7 MJ/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 13.5 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 18.1 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 4.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 4.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 10.1 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 9.6 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 11.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 13.6 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 4.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 13.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 12.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 12.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, N corrected, rabbit 10.5 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.2 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 5.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.2 MJ/kg DM Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.2 MJ/kg DM NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.3 MJ/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 5.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.9 MJ/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12 MJ/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.3 MJ/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 15.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.2 MJ/kg DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM Polished Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.3 MJ/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.7 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14.2 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.7 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.4 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.7 MJ/kg DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 15.8 MJ/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.1 MJ/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.1 MJ/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.7 MJ/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.4 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.7 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 4.9 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.8 MJ/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.8 MJ/kg DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 68.4 MJ/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.3 MJ/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.8 MJ/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.4 MJ/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.5 MJ/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.5 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.1 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.7 MJ/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.1 MJ/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.7 MJ/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 5.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.8 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.5 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.2 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.9 MJ/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 5.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 5.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 3.8 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.2 MJ/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.6 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 18.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.1 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.2 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14.6 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.8 MJ/kg DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 16.2 MJ/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 20.3 MJ/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 19.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 4.1 MJ/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.2 MJ/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 3.5 MJ/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.2 MJ/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.1 MJ/kg DM Crude Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7 MJ/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.6 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.7 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.9 MJ/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.4 MJ/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 2.7 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.6 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.3 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 23 MJ/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 18.2 MJ/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.4 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.8 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 5.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.2 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.5 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.7 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 20.3 MJ/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.5 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.2 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14.7 MJ/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 15.3 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 15.5 MJ/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 15.4 MJ/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 15.2 MJ/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.2 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.6 MJ/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.1 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 87.7 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.9 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.9 MJ/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 4.2 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.5 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.9 MJ/kg DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.3 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.9 MJ/kg DM Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.9 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.3 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.2 MJ/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.1 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.2 MJ/kg DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.1 MJ/kg DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.4 MJ/kg DM Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.4 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14.1 MJ/kg DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14 MJ/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.5 MJ/kg DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14.6 MJ/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.6 MJ/kg DM Orange Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.5 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13 MJ/kg DM Grapefruit Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.5 MJ/kg DM Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.7 MJ/kg DM Lime Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.9 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 5.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 5.6 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 4.3 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 4.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 3.7 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.9 MJ/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.3 MJ/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.2 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.3 MJ/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.2 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.5 MJ/kg DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.4 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.5 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8.8 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12 MJ/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.2 MJ/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.2 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 6.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 8 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 7.8 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.5 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 10.6 MJ/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.1 MJ/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.1 MJ/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 14.8 MJ/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.6 MJ/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 9.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 12.3 MJ/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 11.8 MJ/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants 13.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 22.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 8.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 13.6 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 4.2 MJ/kg DM Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 10.5 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 19.3 MJ/kg DM Without hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 8.3 MJ/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 11.7 MJ/kg DM Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 9.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 15 MJ/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 9.9 MJ/kg DM Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 9.5 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 9.1 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 12.7 MJ/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 13.8 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 10.8 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 11.5 MJ/kg DM Fresh, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 6.5 MJ/kg DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 6.6 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (FAO, 1982) 9.2 MJ/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 10 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 13.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 6.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 9.1 MJ/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 4.5 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 12.1 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 6.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 4.1 MJ/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 7.7 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 11.3 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 11.3 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 8.3 MJ/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 5.1 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 9.4 MJ/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, metabolisable, ruminants (gas production) 5.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, net 1.94 Mcal/kg DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, net 1.87 Mcal/kg DM Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, net 0.69 Mcal/kg DM Red grapes Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, net 10.5 MJ/kg as fed, pigs Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, net 7.7 MJ/kg as fed, pigs Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, net 6.2 MJ/kg as fed, pigs Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, net 9.3 MJ/kg as fed, pigs Dark Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, net 6.6 MJ/kg as fed, pigs Molassed Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, net 6.5 MJ/kg as fed, pigs Distillery feed by-products briefing
Energy, net 10.4 MJ/kg DM Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Energy, net 8.28 MJ/kg DM Citrus molasses Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Energy, net 1.06-1.12 Mcal/kg DM Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Energy, net 1.43-1.53 Mcal/kg DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Energy, net, growing pig 11.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 1.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 1.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.8 MJ/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9 MJ/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6.6 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6.9 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 13.6 MJ/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6.7 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.5 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 10.4 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 8.8 MJ/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 10.4 MJ/kg DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 13.1 MJ/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.2 MJ/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.4 MJ/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.6 MJ/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.3 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 4.1 MJ/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.3 MJ/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.7 MJ/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.4 MJ/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.5 MJ/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 8.2 MJ/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 11.8 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.1 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.1 MJ/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 1.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.1 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6.3 MJ/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.6 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.4 MJ/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 8.2 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 16.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 8.7 MJ/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.7 MJ/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 18.6 MJ/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.4 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 83 MJ/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 19 MJ/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.5 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 14.9 MJ/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.6 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9 MJ/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 8.1 MJ/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 17.8 MJ/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.6 MJ/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 4.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.3 MJ/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.5 MJ/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 14 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 14.3 MJ/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 14.1 MJ/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 13.8 MJ/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 0 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 1.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.3 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.1 MJ/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6.2 MJ/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 14.5 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 2.3 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.9 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 11.3 MJ/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 11.4 MJ/kg DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.2 MJ/kg DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 11.8 MJ/kg DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 10.8 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 8.3 MJ/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 8.7 MJ/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 10.9 MJ/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.9 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6.1 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 4.1 MJ/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 11.3 MJ/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.1 MJ/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.9 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 9.2 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.2 MJ/kg DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 11.6 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 10.5 MJ/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 10 MJ/kg DM Low protein Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 5.4 MJ/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 7.5 MJ/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 6.5 MJ/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 12.4 MJ/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 11.6 MJ/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 10.4 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 13.3 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, net, growing pig 13.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, true metabolisable, N corrected, poultry 16.4 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, true metabolisable, N corrected, poultry 20.7 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Energy, true metabolisable, N corrected, poultry 17.3 MJ/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Energy, true metabolisable, N corrected, poultry 14.8 MJ/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Energy, true metabolisable, poultry 18.3 MJ/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Energy, true metabolisable, poultry 15.2 MJ/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Energy, true metabolisable, poultry 3.3 MJ/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Enolase 17 % NOSHAN
Extractives 4.6 wt%, dry basis A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Extractives 8.4 wt%, dry basis A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Extractives 4.6 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Extractives 8.4 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Extractives 24.5 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Extractives 5.3 % DM Combined ethanol and methane production using steam pretreated sugarcane bagasse
Extractives 18 % Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Fat Tr g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Fat 12-17 g/100g Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat 0.26 g/100g Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 0.85 g/100g Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 15.78 g/100g Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 7.16 g/100g Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 16.94 g/100g Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 2.64 % DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fat 1.14 % DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fat 6.33 % DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fat 3.35 % DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fat 4.74 % DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fat 1.7 % DM Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Fat 16.05 % DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Fat 7 % DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Fat 2.3 % DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Fat 22.2 % w/w DM Oil palm empty fruit bunches before hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Fat 11.2 % w/w DM Oil palm empty fruit bunches fibres after hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Fat 0.5 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Fat 1.9 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Fat 58.1 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Fat 28.4 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Fat 406 g/kg wet waste Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Fat 379 g/kg Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Fat 24.3 g/kg DM Almond Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Fat 223 g/kg DM Cracked Pima Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Fat 26.4 g/kg DM Pellets (380g/kg CP, solvent) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Fat 54.5 g/kg DM High CP (corn with solubles) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Fat 29.4 g/kg DM Silage Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Fat 15.7 g/kg DM Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Fat <2.5 g/kg DM Tubers (whole) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Fat 3.42 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Fat 5.23 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Fat 3.4-3.9 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Fat 0.6-1 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Fat 0.3 % Solanum lycopersicum Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Fat 16.6 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 4.6 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 18.96 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 21.74 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fat 4.98 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Fat 7.07 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Fat 137 g/kg DM Wet Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Fat 81 g/kg DM Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Fat 5.0-21.1 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fat 5.0-21.1 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fat 1.5 g/kg DM Fermented. A review of different publications
Fat 6.1-13 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fat 19.2 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fat 1.4 g/kg DM Dried A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fat, acid hydrolysis 111 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fat, acid hydrolysis 73 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fat, acid hydrolysis 69 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fat, crude 91 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fat, crude 52 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fat, crude 47 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fat, crude 1.1-1.3 % Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Fat, crude 4.2-4.8 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Fat, crude 3.9 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fat, crude 8 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fat, crude 8.5 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fat, crude 6.2 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fat, crude 0.9 % Wet, apple pulp Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Fat, crude 9.1 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Fat, crude 4.06 % DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fat, crude 8.36 % DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fat, crude 8.89 % DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fat, crude 6.43 % DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fat, crude 12.9 % DM NOSHAN
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM NOSHAN
Fat, crude 3.6 % DM NOSHAN
Fat, crude 4.5 % DM NOSHAN
Fat, crude 4 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fat, crude 2 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fat, crude 8 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fat, crude 50 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Fat, crude 71 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Fat, crude 20 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Fat, crude 180 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Fat, crude 32 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Fat, crude 1.3 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Fat, crude 32.1 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Fat, crude 97 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 19 g/kg DM Fresh, whole Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 36 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 49 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 37 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 3 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 17 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 23 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 40 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 30 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 40 g/kg DM Lemon, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 16 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 39 g/kg DM Whole, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 36 g/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 13 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 63 g/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 61 g/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 2 g/kg DM Condensed solubles Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 40 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 64 g/kg DM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 35 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 15 g/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 19 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 37 g/kg DM Orange, dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 33 g/kg DM Wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 116 g/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 35 g/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 33 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 38 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 104 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 44 g/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 15 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 34 g/kg DM Lime, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 19 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 18 g/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 30 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 37 g/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 22 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 57 g/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fat, crude 48 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Fat, crude 110 g/kg Low temperature dried Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Fat, crude 50 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Fat, crude 17 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Fat, crude 17.2 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Fat, crude 4.37 % DM Apple pomace as a supplement to pasture for dairy cows in late lactation
Fat, crude 5.2 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.9 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5.8 % DM Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 15.7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2 % DM Grapefruit. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM Orange. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Dried. Source: Trinidad Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fat, crude 3.9 % DM Dried. Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fat, crude 0.3 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fat, crude 6.7 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fat, crude 0.3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10.6 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10.0-11.5 % DM Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5.7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 7 % DM Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.1 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 3.5 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 7.5 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 7.6 % DM Stemless 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5.0-7.1 % DM Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Fat, crude 9.6 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10 % DM Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10 % DM Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3.1 % DM Almond 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5.2 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.7 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.7 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.6 % DM Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.6 % DM Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2 % DM Silage 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 11.6 % DM Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 7.5 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 7.8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3.8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.5 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 6.8 % DM Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 15 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5 % DM Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 17 % DM Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 8.5 % DM Barley 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10 % DM Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10 % DM Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 11.9 % DM Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 13 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 8.1 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10 % DM Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3.6 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3.1 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 4.6 % DM Spent 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.7 % DM Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 6 % DM Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10.5 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.3 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1 % DM Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.5 % DM Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 22 % DM Peanut 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3.7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.4 % DM Cull 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.3 % DM Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 7.7 % DM Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 14.5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.1 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 14 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 16 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.8 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3.7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5.5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.4 % DM With hulls 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.6 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 4 % DM Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 3.2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2 % DM Hard 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2 % DM Soft 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2 % DM Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 4.4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 4.7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 4.5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5.3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 4.2 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 0.4 % DM Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 5.8 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 5 % DM Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 5-7.1 % DM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 11.5 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 6.2 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 5.8 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM Cull carrots Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.7 % DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.9 % DM Dried, Elaeis guineensis Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 8.2 % DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 8.5 % DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.5 % DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.4 % DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM Polished Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.3 % DM Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Brown Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.1 % DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.1 % DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.2 % DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 13 % DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 13.2 % DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 17.2 % DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 14.4 % DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.3 % DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.1 % DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1 % DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.8 % DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.1 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.5 % DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.7 % DM Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.4 % DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.3 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 18.1 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.4 % DM All types Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.6 % DM High tannin Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.6 % DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.5 % DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.8 % DM White varieties Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.9 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.1 % DM Almond Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Durum Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.4 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 57.4 % DM Almond Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.5 % DM Almond, dehulled, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.3 % DM Almond, with hulls, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.4 % DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6 % DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Fat, crude 14.2 % DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.1 % DM Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Fat, crude 44 % DM Cashew Feedipedia
Fat, crude 16.9 % DM Cashew Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.6 % DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1 % DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.8 % DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 66.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3 % DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Fat, crude 8.9 % DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.8 % DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.1 % DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.4 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 12.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.3 % DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.6 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 37.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 8.1 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 14.6 % DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1 % DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 23.4 % DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 48.4 % DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.4 % DM Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 46.7 % DM Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 47.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 12.4 % DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Fat, crude 19.5 % DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3 % DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.4 % DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Fat, crude 34.5 % DM Crude Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4 % DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.8 % DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.5 % DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Fat, crude 14.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.2 % DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 29.2 % DM Decanted Feedipedia
Fat, crude 12.1 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 26.5 % DM High oil Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.1 % DM Low oil Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.7 % DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Peanut Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.1 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.8 % DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude 47.6 % DM Without shells Feedipedia
Fat, crude 31.9 % DM With shells Feedipedia
Fat, crude 15.9 % DM Peanut Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.3 % DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.2 % DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Fat, crude 40.5 % DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.2 % DM Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.9 % DM Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 13 % DM Mechanical extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 38.9 % DM With hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 49.9 % DM Without hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 14.1 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.7 % DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.2 % DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.9 % DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Fat, crude 46 % DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.6 % DM Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.4 % DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.7 % DM Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Fat, crude 32.2 % DM Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.3 % DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 49.7 % DM Whole Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.4 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.4 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.7 % DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Fat, crude 21.4 % DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Fat, crude 20.9 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 22.1 % DM Toasted Feedipedia
Fat, crude 20.7 % DM Extruded Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.2 % DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 8.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Fat, crude 13.8 % DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Fat, crude 47.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.8 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Fat, crude 58.2 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.6 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 26 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.3 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.2 % DM Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 46.7 % DM Decorticated. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 35.4 % DM Whole. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5 % DM Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Fat, crude 1.4 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 3 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 11.3 % DM Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 0.4 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 0.5-0.6 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 10-11.5 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 4.2 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 3.5 % DM Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Fat, crude 11.5 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 19.4 % DM Whole 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 22.9 % DM Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 9.5 % DM Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 5.5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 10 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Fat, crude 0.31 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 0.74 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 0.75 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 18.4 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 20.79 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 24.25 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 2.41 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 2.42 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 2.61 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 1.14 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 1.1 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 4.46 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 6.35 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 11.7 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 7.71 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 4.39 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 5.31 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 7.49 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 4.96 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 5.52 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 9.27 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 11.2 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 10.79 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM Mature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.1 % DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.5 % DM Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.6 % DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.1 % DM Without peel, cooked Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.1 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.8 % DM Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.6 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.4 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.9 % DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.4 % DM Fruits (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.4 % DM Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4 % DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.3 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.4 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.5 % DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.2 % DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.1 % DM Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.6 % DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.4 % DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4 % DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.1 % DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.7 % DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.9 % DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM Orange Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.7 % DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Grapefruit Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5 % DM Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.4 % DM Lime Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 12.5 % DM Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 23.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.6 % DM By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.6 % DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1 % DM Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.9 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.1 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.8 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.8 % DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.2 % DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.6 % DM Fresh, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.9 % DM Silage, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.2 % DM Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 8.9 % DM Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1 % DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.8 % DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.4 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.7 % DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.2 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.8 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.1 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.1 % DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.9 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.2 % DM NaOH-treated, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.9 % DM Filter press mud Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.5 % DM Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.6 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.7 % DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.3 % DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.3 % DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.2 % DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.2 % DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.2 % DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.2 % DM Preserved with acid Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.5 % DM Non-industrial Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.3 % DM Moist Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0 % DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4 % DM Raw Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2 % DM Steamed Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.4 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.6 % DM Ground Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.9 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 32.6 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.1 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.3 % DM Low oil Feedipedia
Fat, crude 16.4 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 17.4 % DM Menhaden, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.8 % DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Fat, crude 9.1 % DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.3 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.7 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 14.7 % DM Raw Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.5 % DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.4 % DM Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Fat, crude 13 % DM All species Feedipedia
Fat, crude 16.6 % DM Cattle Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.4 % DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Fat, crude 1.9 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.4 % DM High fat Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.7 % DM Low fat Feedipedia
Fat, crude 27.9 % DM Poultry Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.2 % DM High protein Feedipedia
Fat, crude 26.3 % DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Fat, crude 23.3 % DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Fat, crude 42.4 % DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.6 % DM Calves, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.3 % DM Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 14.6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.6 % DM Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 3.9 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.1 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.8 % DM Ensiled, fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5 % DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 4.2 % DM With shells Feedipedia
Fat, crude 7.3 % DM Without shells Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.7 % DM With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.3 % DM With skin, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11.6 % DM Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Fat, crude 10.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 8.4 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.4 % DM Condensed Feedipedia
Fat, crude 2.4 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude 5.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 6.1 % DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 11 % DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.4 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 0.1 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude 57.6 g/kg DM From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Fat, crude 65 g/kg DM From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Fat, crude 35 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Fat, crude 56.3 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Fat, crude 47.7 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Fat, crude 4.74 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Fat, crude 8.4 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Fat, crude 15.1 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Fat, crude 23.1 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Fat, crude 44.3 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Fat, crude 81.6 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Fat, crude 28 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fat, crude 18 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fat, crude 117 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fat, crude 54 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fat, crude 6 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fat, crude 26 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fat, crude 28 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fat, crude 34 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fat, crude 108 g/kg DM Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Fat, crude 54 g/kg DM Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Fat, crude 145 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 117 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 95 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 127 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 111 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 101 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 90 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 59 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 85 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 81 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Fat, crude 83.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 104.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 102.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 111.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 107.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 92.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 98.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 107.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 87.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 98.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fat, crude 81 g/kg DM Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Fat, crude 18 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Fat, crude 69 g/kg DM Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Fat, crude 80 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Fat, crude 31 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 350 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 6 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 170 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 51 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 18 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 73 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 128 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 18 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 17 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 9 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 31 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fat, crude 5-7 % Red grapes Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 1.8 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 4-5 % Cull Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fat, crude 3.35 % Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Fat, crude 6.55 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Fat, crude 1.6 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Fat, crude 26 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Fat, crude 17 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 11.1 % DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 8.6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 11.1 % DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 1.8 % DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 4.7 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 40.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 11.5 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 4 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 16 % DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 4.4 % DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 24 % DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 46.6 % DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 4.2 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 2.4 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 1.4 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 4.1 % DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 3.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 8.9 % DM Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 1.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 2.1 % DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 15.6 % DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 1.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 9.5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 11 % DM High protein Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 9.9 % DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 10.3 % DM Low protein Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 18.6 % DM All species Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 14.5 % DM Pork Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 22.7 % DM Poultry Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 12.1 % DM High fat Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 5.3 % DM Low fat Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 24.4 % DM Poultry Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 5 % DM Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 1.3 % DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 2.2 % DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 4.1 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fat, crude, HCl hydrolysis 7.2 % DM Feedipedia
Fatty acids, free 10.5 % oleic acid Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Fatty acids, long free chain 23 g/kg wet waste Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Fatty acids, long free chain 32 g/kg Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Fatty acids, other 33 g/kg Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Fatty acids, other 19 g/kg Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Fatty acids, total 968 g/kg Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Fatty acids, total 981 g/kg Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Fatty acids, total volatile 1115 as H-Ac 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Fatty acids, volatile 6.6 kg m3 as acetic acid Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Fatty acids, volatile 1.83 kg m3 as acetic acid Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Fatty acids, volatile 3.23 g/L Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Fatty acids, volatile 2.25 g/L Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Fibre, AOAC Tr g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Fibre, crude 3.7-7.4 % Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Fibre, crude 15.2-17.9 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Fibre, crude 14.7 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fibre, crude 18.3 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fibre, crude 19.2 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fibre, crude 19.2 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fibre, crude 5.8 % Wet, apple pulp Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Fibre, crude 10.4-20.0 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Fibre, crude 14.3-41.4 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Fibre, crude 42.8 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Fibre, crude 20.2 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Fibre, crude 36.4 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Fibre, crude 12 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Fibre, crude 15.9-17.1 % N/A
Fibre, crude 17 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fibre, crude 12 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Fibre, crude 20.8 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Fibre, crude 9.45 % Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Fibre, crude 9.59 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Fibre, crude 0.55 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Fibre, crude 138.09 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 167.66 g/kg dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 125 g/kg dry matter From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, crude 169 g/kg dry matter Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, crude 31 g/kg dry matter Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, crude 223.36 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 176 g/kg dry matter Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Fibre, crude 324 g/kg dry matter Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Fibre, crude 69 g/kg dry matter Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Fibre, crude 102 g/kg dry matter Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Fibre, crude 311.5 g/kg dry matter Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Fibre, crude 74 g/kg dry matter Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Fibre, crude 77 g/kg dry matter Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Fibre, crude 135.58 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 271.49 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 138.18 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 146.69 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 152.86 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 219.99 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 135.41 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 244.03 g/kg dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 31.95 g/kg dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 39.26 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 104.91 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 190.39 g/kg dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 180.72 g/kg dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 401.75 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 54.76 g/kg dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 101.61 g/kg dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 79.55 g/kg dry matter NOSHAN
Fibre, crude 77 g/kg dry matter Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, crude 67 g/kg dry matter Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, crude 62 g/kg dry matter Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, crude 185.2 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 194.5 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 162.8 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 179.9 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 187.6 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 191.2 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 193.5 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 187 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 171.7 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 161.5 g/kg dry matter Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Fibre, crude 61 g/kg dry matter Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Fibre, crude 70 g/kg dry matter Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Fibre, crude 19 g/kg dry matter Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Fibre, crude 259 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 62 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 134 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 126 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 9 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 119 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 9 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 11 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 98 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 65 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 104 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 96 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Fibre, crude 73.6 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Fibre, crude 18 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 15.3 % d.b. Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fibre, crude 19.16 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fibre, crude 20.08 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fibre, crude 19.33 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fibre, crude 13 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 26 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 9 % d.b. Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Grapefruit. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fibre, crude 14.3 % DM Orange. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fibre, crude 13.1 % DM Dried. Source: Trinidad Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fibre, crude 11.4 % DM Dried. Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fibre, crude 8.8 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 26 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 44 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 32 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 1 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 32 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 8 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 12 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 16 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 7 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 18 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 20 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 21 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 16 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 17 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 12 % d.b. Silage 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 1 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 1 % d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 14 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 19 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 9 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 18 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 35 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 41 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 48 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 25 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 24 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 16 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 8 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 8 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 8 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 4 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 32 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 21 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 26 % d.b. Spent 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 10 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 10 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 2 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 2 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 63 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 9 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 24 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 20 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 24 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 26 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 2 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 9 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 7 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 10 % d.b. Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 2 % d.b. Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 38 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 39 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 10 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 33 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 11 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 58 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 18 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 27 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 52 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 49 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 18 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 29 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 28 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 43 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 40 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 11 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 27 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 19 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 32 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 1 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Fibre, crude 1.16 % d.b. Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Fibre, crude 0.94 % d.b. L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Fibre, crude 0.81 % d.b. Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Fibre, crude 32 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 35.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 34.2 % d.b. Urea-treated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 36.2 % d.b. NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 34 % d.b. Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 24 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 33.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 37.8 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 29.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 35.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 41.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 28 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 38.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 33.5 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 33.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 17.6 % d.b. Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 11.6 % d.b. Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 13.8 % d.b. Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 15.8 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16.4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16 % d.b. Ensiled Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.4 % d.b. Polished Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.2 % d.b. Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2 % d.b. Brown Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 13.5 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.9 % d.b. Maize, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.5 % d.b. Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.3 % d.b. Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.2 % d.b. Maize, wet Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.1 % d.b. Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.6 % d.b. Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16.3 % d.b. Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 28.3 % d.b. Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 9.8 % d.b. Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 14.8 % d.b. Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 30.8 % d.b. Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 42.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 11.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.2 % d.b. Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 14 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.1 % d.b. Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 5.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.8 % d.b. All types Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.7 % d.b. High tannin Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.2 % d.b. Low tannin Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.1 % d.b. Red varieties Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.9 % d.b. White varieties Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.7 % d.b. Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 5.7 % d.b. Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 15.2 % d.b. Almond Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Durum Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.5 % d.b. Almond Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 23.5 % d.b. Almond, dehulled, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.2 % d.b. Almond, with hulls, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 5.9 % d.b. Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.7 % d.b. Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 21.3 % d.b. Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 5.7 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.7 % d.b. Cashew Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.9 % d.b. Cashew Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 11.7 % d.b. Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 31.3 % d.b. Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 32.3 % d.b. Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 20.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 15.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 29.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 14.2 % d.b. Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16.8 % d.b. Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 34.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 55.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 9.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 53 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 12.9 % d.b. Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.6 % d.b. Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 17.5 % d.b. High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.7 % d.b. High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 51.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 38.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 58.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 38.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 42.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 49.2 % d.b. Oil <5% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 34.4 % d.b. Oil >5% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 11.6 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.4 % d.b. Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.2 % d.b. Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.2 % d.b. Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.6 % d.b. Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 5.9 % d.b. Oil <30% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10 % d.b. Oil >30% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 18.2 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.6 % d.b. Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 14.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 38.1 % d.b. Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 29 % d.b. Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 37.7 % d.b. Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 26.5 % d.b. Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 21.1 % d.b. Crude Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 22.3 % d.b. Exhausted Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 74.1 % d.b. Exhausted Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 15.5 % d.b. Exhausted Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.8 % d.b. Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 20.2 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.9 % d.b. Decanted Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 18.6 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 31 % d.b. High oil Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 41.4 % d.b. Low oil Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 33.7 % d.b. Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 22.2 % d.b. Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 65.9 % d.b. Peanut Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.1 % d.b. Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 13.5 % d.b. Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7 % d.b. Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.4 % d.b. Without shells Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 26.5 % d.b. With shells Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 23.2 % d.b. Peanut Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16.7 % d.b. Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.2 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 11.4 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.1 % d.b. Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 72 % d.b. Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 34 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 5.7 % d.b. Mechanical extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 15 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16.4 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 48.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 24.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 14.1 % d.b. 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 13.2 % d.b. 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 12.8 % d.b. Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.1 % d.b. Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 61.6 % d.b. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 33.3 % d.b. Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 14 % d.b. Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 31.1 % d.b. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.3 % d.b. Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.1 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.9 % d.b. Whole Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 31.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 33.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 44.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 38.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.7 % d.b. Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.9 % d.b. High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.9 % d.b. High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.2 % d.b. All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.7 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.5 % d.b. Toasted Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.1 % d.b. Extruded Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 25 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 24.6 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 48.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.9 % d.b. Without seeds Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 37.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 50.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 42.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 27.9 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 22.8 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 29.1 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 26.2 % d.b. Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 17.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 28.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 61.3 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 9.2 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 30.9 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 61.4 % d.b. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.2 % d.b. Decorticated. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 31.6 % d.b. Whole. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 36 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 20.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 5.5 % DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.6 % d.b. Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.1 % d.b. Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.1 % d.b. Mature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.8 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.9 % d.b. Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.4 % d.b. Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 1.3 % d.b. Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2 % d.b. Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 1.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.1 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.5 % d.b. Without peel, cooked Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 48.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 23.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 27.9 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 28.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 26.1 % d.b. Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 47.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 28.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 9.9 % d.b. Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 15 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.7 % d.b. Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.4 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.9 % d.b. Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 11.4 % d.b. Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 9.4 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 42.3 % d.b. Fruits (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.7 % d.b. Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.9 % d.b. Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 13.5 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 12.9 % d.b. Orange, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 13.3 % d.b. Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 12.2 % d.b. Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.4 % d.b. Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.5 % d.b. Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.4 % d.b. Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10 % d.b. Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.9 % DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.2 % d.b. Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 14.3 % d.b. Orange Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.6 % d.b. Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 13 % d.b. Grapefruit Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16.9 % d.b. Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 21 % d.b. Lime Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 13.2 % d.b. Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 36 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 18.5 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 69.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 43.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 18.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 6.1 % d.b. Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.2 % d.b. Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 7.5 % d.b. Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 38.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 31.9 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 33 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 49.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 26.1 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 25.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 27.7 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16.9 % d.b. Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 24.8 % d.b. Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 28.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 17.8 % d.b. Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 23.6 % d.b. Fresh, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 22.8 % d.b. Silage, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 17.1 % d.b. Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 26.8 % d.b. Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10 % d.b. Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 9.3 % d.b. Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 16.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 39.1 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 27 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.5 % d.b. Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.4 % d.b. Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 20.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 21.4 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.1 % d.b. Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 15.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 12.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 14.2 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 15.2 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 21.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.9 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.8 % d.b. Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.8 % d.b. Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 19.9 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 45.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 46.4 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 50.9 % d.b. Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 45.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 12.1 % d.b. Filter press mud Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 21.4 % d.b. Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 34 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 35 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 28.9 % d.b. Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 23.7 % d.b. Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.6 % d.b. Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 12.2 % d.b. Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.7 % d.b. Preserved with acid Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.3 % d.b. Moist Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Calcinated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Raw Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 1 % d.b. Steamed Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 11.3 % d.b. Ground Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.8 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 1.7 % d.b. Whole frog Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Raw Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.9 % d.b. Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 22.4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 18.5 % d.b. Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 24 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 30.3 % d.b. Calves, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 25.4 % d.b. Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 21.2 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 25.5 % d.b. Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 10.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 9.2 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.7 % d.b. Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.5 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 1.2 % d.b. Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 8.8 % d.b. With shells Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.3 % d.b. Without shells Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.8 % d.b. With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.8 % d.b. With skin, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3 % d.b. Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 3.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 1.8 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.8 % DM Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.9 % d.b. Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 2.1 % d.b. Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 0.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 1.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Fibre, crude 4.7-48.7 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Fibre, crude 7-9 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Fibre, crude 7.8 % Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Fibre, crude 61.0-125 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fibre, crude 205 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fibre, crude 86.0 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fibre, crude 26-77.5 g/kg DM Dried A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Fibre, dietary 572 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, dietary 728 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, dietary 150 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, dietary 555 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, dietary 730 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, dietary 589 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, dietary 873 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, dietary 612 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, dietary 737 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, dietary 128 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, dietary 217 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, dietary 68.73 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Fibre, dietary 61.04 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 43.3 g/100g NOSHAN
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 41.8 g/100g NOSHAN
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 40.7 g/100g Flakes NOSHAN
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 306 g/kg as is Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 27.29 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 16.44 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 52.4 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 49.59 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 54.59 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 58.49 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Fibre, dietary, insoluble 53.08 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Fibre, dietary, soluble 4.6 g/100g NOSHAN
Fibre, dietary, soluble 2.3 g/100g NOSHAN
Fibre, dietary, soluble 19.1 g/100g Flakes NOSHAN
Fibre, dietary, soluble 5 g/kg as is Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Fibre, dietary, soluble 30 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, dietary, soluble 0.72 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, soluble 0.84 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, soluble 0.81 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, soluble 1.51 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, soluble 1.72 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, dietary, soluble 8.9 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) FL 4/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, dietary, soluble 7.8 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) Fl 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, dietary, soluble 10.24 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Fibre, dietary, soluble 7.96 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 34 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 212 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 148 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 280 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 174 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 95 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 207 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 62 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, insoluble non-starch polysaccharides (I-NSP) 92 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, neutral dietary 304 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Fibre, neutral dietary 198.7 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) Tr g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) 540 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) 698 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) 150 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) 219 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) 270 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) 283 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) 262 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharide (NSP) 247 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharides, total (T-NSP) 430 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharides, total (T-NSP) 721 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharides, total (T-NSP) 463 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharides, total (T-NSP) 743 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharides, total (T-NSP) 576 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharides, total (T-NSP) 700 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharides, total (T-NSP) 117 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, non-starch polysaccharides, total (T-NSP) 182 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, soluble 329 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fibre, soluble 32.9 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, soluble 3.4 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, soluble 8.8 % DM Ground Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, soluble 6.0-8.5 % DM Mixed. Isolated from a continuous culture fermentation Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, soluble 16.9 % DM Almond, WH Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, soluble 8.5 % DM Whole Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, soluble 10.8 % DM Whole, FL 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, soluble 4 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Fibre, soluble 10-40 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fibre, soluble 1.6 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Fibre, soluble 1.5 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 257 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 283 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 82 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 31 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 67 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 65 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 257 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 283 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 82 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 157 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 21 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 121 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 36 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 117 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 280 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 290 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 37 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, soluble non-starch polysaccharides (S-NSP) 52 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fibre, total 379 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Fibre, total 30-40 % Red grapes Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fibre, total 57.1 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Fibre, total 58.6 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Fibre, total dietary 28.01 % DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, total dietary 17.28 % DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, total dietary 53.21 % DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, total dietary 51.09 % DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, total dietary 56.31 % DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Fibre, total dietary 312 g/kg as is Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Fibre, total dietary 257 g/kg as is Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Fructan 26 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fructan 5 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fructan 1 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fructan 0 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fructan 0.1 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fructan 0 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fructan 16 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fructan 7 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Fructose 5.5 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Fructose 4-7.5 % DM Raw Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Fructose 14.5 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Fructose 15 g/kg NOSHAN
Fructose 4.1 g/kg NOSHAN
Fructose 13.8 g/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Fructose 16 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose 5 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose 1 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose 125 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose 102 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Fructose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose 1 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose 1 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose nd I-NCP (g/kg dm) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose nd I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose nd I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Fructose 21.2 % Sequential extraction and physicochemical characterization of polysaccharides from chicory (Chichorium intybus) root pulp
Fructose 14.24 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fructose 16.65 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fructose 18.23 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fructose 14.83 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Fruti-body specific gene D 4 fragment NOSHAN
Fucose 100 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose 45 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose 64 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose 12 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose 84 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose 35 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose 93 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose <0.2 % Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Fucose <1 mol% Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose <1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose <1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose <1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose <1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose <1 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose <1 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Fucose 3 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 20 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 7 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 9.01 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 3 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Fucose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Fuctose 0.17 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Fuctose 0.25 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Fuctose 0.1 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Fuctose 0.16 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Fuctose 0.11 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Fuctose 0.15 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Fuctose 0.08 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Fuctose 0.15 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactan 0.7 wt%, dry basis A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Galactan 1.1 wt%, dry basis A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Galactan 2.6 wt%, dry basis Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Galactan 0.4 wt%, dry basis Combined ethanol and methane production using steam pretreated sugarcane bagasse
Galactan 1.47 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1.6 wt%, dry basis Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.71 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 2.08 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 2 wt%, dry basis Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.3 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.2 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.1 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.36 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1.4 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1.2 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.7 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.4 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1.3 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1.1 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1.6 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 1.9 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0 wt%, dry basis Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.32 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.4 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0 wt%, dry basis Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0 wt%, dry basis Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Galactan 0.2 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Galactan 0.1 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Galactan 0 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Galactan 0 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Galactan 0.3 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Galactan 0.3 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Galactan 1.2 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Galactan 0.7 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Galactose 100 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 63 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 14 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 60 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 40 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 103 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 9 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 124.4 g/kg total sugar Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Galactose 2.15 % w/w d.b Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Galactose Tr g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Galactose 4.9 g/100g Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Galactose 1 g/100g Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Galactose 65.7 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Galactose 15 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Galactose 11 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Galactose 10 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Galactose 0.8 % DM High starch. Origin of glucose is mainly starch Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Galactose 1 % DM High protein Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Galactose 2.04 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactose 2.77 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactose 1.27 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactose 2.05 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactose 1.89 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactose 1.74 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactose 1.41 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactose 1.92 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Galactose 30 mol% Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 48 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 8 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 53 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 16 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 39 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 6 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Galactose 21.33 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 35 GC/MS Orange NOSHAN
Galactose 24 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 27.07 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 64 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 40 GC/MS Sour NOSHAN
Galactose 8 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 21 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 38 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 15.99 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 44 GC/MS Sour NOSHAN
Galactose 44 GC/MS Flakes NOSHAN
Galactose 39 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 24 GC/MS Whole NOSHAN
Galactose 14 GC/MS Whole NOSHAN
Galactose 16.91 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 105 GC/MS Orange NOSHAN
Galactose 20 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 26.44 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 158 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 123 GC/MS Sour NOSHAN
Galactose 10 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 28 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 107 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 16.3 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 63 GC/MS Sour NOSHAN
Galactose 50 GC/MS Flakes NOSHAN
Galactose 103 GC/MS NOSHAN
Galactose 38 GC/MS Whole NOSHAN
Galactose 30 GC/MS Whole NOSHAN
Galactose 23 S-NCP (g/kg DM) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Galactose 25 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Galactose 8 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Galactose 36 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Galactose 13 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Galactose 14 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Galactose 13 NCP (g/kg DM) Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Galactose 44 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Galactose 156 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Galactose 55 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Galactose 5 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Galactose 5 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Galactose 21 I-NCP (g/kg dm) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Galactose 29 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Galactose 3 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Galactose 7 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Galactose 0.67 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 0.54 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 0.97 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 1.02 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 1.17 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 0.12 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 0.13 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 0.07 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 0.15 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose 0.18 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Galactose, soluble 3 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Galactose, soluble 6 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Galactose, soluble 6 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
GalactoseUA 4.13 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GalactoseUA 5.99 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GalactoseUA 2.13 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GalactoseUA 5.38 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GalactoseUA 4.55 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GalactoseUA 2.78 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GalactoseUA 3.05 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GalactoseUA 3.99 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glacan 45 g/kg DM Almond Development of an integrated pretreatment fractionation process for fermentable sugars and lignin, application to almond shell
Globulin 12.4 % protein Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Globulin 12.7 % protein Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Globulin 12.9 % protein Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Globulin 16.2 % protein Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Globulin 12.4 % protein Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Globulin 12.3 % protein Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Globulin 6.4 % protein Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Globulin 8.1 % protein Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Globulin 11.9 % protein Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glucan 39.5 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Glucan 32.5 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Glucan 23.7 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Glucan 46.6 % DM Combined ethanol and methane production using steam pretreated sugarcane bagasse
Glucan 33.8 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 43.24 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 37.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 48.2 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 64.35 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 86.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 27.5 % DM Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 28.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 29.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 35.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 36.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 34.87 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 36.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 27.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 24.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 20.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 29.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 34.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 17.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 18.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 15.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 19.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 25.91 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 28.1 % DM Ethanol/benzene extractives 1.5%, alpha-cellulose 28%, pentosan 18.5% ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 13.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 16.2 % DM Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 29.9 % DM Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Glucan 11.5 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 12 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 11.3 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 14.3 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 11.2 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 16.8 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 13.4 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 11.3 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucan 228 g/kg DM Almond Development of an integrated pretreatment fractionation process for fermentable sugars and lignin, application to almond shell
Glucan, beta <0.1 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Glucan, beta 1 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Glucan, beta <0.5 % DM NOSHAN
Glucan, beta 0.5 % DM NOSHAN
Glucan, beta 0.6 % DM NOSHAN
Glucan, beta 4.2 % DM NOSHAN
Glucan, beta 1,3 6-12 % Yeast Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glucose 100 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose <1 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 119 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 1 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 112 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 60 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 57 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 329.3 g/kg total sugar Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Glucose 2.4 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Glucose 1.75 g/100g By organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Glucose 62.7 g/100g Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Glucose 74.9 g/100g Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Glucose 13.9 g/kg NOSHAN
Glucose 4.5 g/kg NOSHAN
Glucose 11.1 g/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Glucose 12 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 5 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 1 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 124 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 290 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Glucose 28 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Glucose 33 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Glucose 28 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Glucose 8-15 % DM Raw Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glucose 44.5 % DM High starch. Origin of glucose is mainly starch Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Glucose 11.4 % DM High protein Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Glucose 0.85 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Glucose 0.88 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Glucose 0.42 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Glucose 0.91 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Glucose 5.48 % w/w d.b Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Glucose 33.3 % w/w d.b Oil palm empty fruit bunches before hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Glucose 43.1 % w/w d.b Oil palm empty fruit bunches fibres after hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Glucose 21.54 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glucose 26.34 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glucose 12.36 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glucose 16.3 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glucose 18.71 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glucose 17.42 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glucose 9.85 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glucose 17.43 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glucose 2 g/L Liquid fraction filtrate. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucose 3.1 g/L Liquid fraction filtrate. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucose 2.7 g/L Liquid fraction filtrate. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucose 2.5 g/L Liquid fraction filtrate. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucose 5.1 g/L Liquid fraction filtrate. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucose 2.3 g/L Liquid fraction filtrate. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucose 5.8 g/L Liquid fraction filtrate. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Glucose 37 mol% Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose <1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 69 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 2 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 58 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 28 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 57 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Glucose 72.87 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 11 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Glucose 8 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 27.22 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 20 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 7 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Glucose 3 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 34 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 18 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 11.13 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 38 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Glucose 7 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Glucose 7 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 16 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Glucose 8 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Glucose 55.42 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 10 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Glucose 6 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 15.8 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 21 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 12 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 28 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 13 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 10.02 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 22 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Glucose 5 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Glucose 6 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Glucose 10 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Glucose 10 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Glucose 6 S-NCP (g/kg DM) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 3 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 28 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glucose 18 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glucose 28 NCP (g/kg DM) Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glucose 27 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glucose 17 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glucose 14 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glucose 12 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glucose 47 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glucose nd I-NCP (g/kg dm) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 8 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose nd I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 4 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Glucose 4.59 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 3.16 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 7.33 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 9.16 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 8.43 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 0.2 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 0.15 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 0.33 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 0.38 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 0.43 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Glucose 9.04 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glucose 13.60 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glucose 15.83 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glucose 12.54 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glucose, soluble 3 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Glucose, soluble 11 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Glucose, soluble 8 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
GlucoseUA 0.24 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GlucoseUA 0.33 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GlucoseUA 0.16 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GlucoseUA 0.3 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GlucoseUA 0.31 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GlucoseUA 0.22 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GlucoseUA 0.24 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
GlucoseUA 0.22 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Glutamic acid 19.1 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Glutamic acid 9.6 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Glutamic acid 5.9 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Glutamic acid 65.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 64.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 66.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 64.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 60.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 69.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 67 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 62.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 68.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 65 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glutamic acid 15.9 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glutamic acid 11.6 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glutamic acid 18.2 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glutamic acid 12.1 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glutamic acid 7.82 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glutamic acid 9.35 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glutamic acid 27 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glutamic acid 22.1 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glutamic acid 55.4 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Glutamic acid 47.4 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Glutamic acid 10.58 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glutamic acid 9.91 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glutamic acid 13.14 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glutamic acid 13.6 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glutamic acid 10.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 25.8 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.1 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 21.8 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 19.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 21.8 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.3 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 15.9 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 16.6 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.7 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 16.6 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 13.5 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 13 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.7 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 15.5 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.6 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.7 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.5 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 19.3 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 20.9 % protein All types Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 21.1 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 20.3 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 19.9 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 20 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 19 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 25.8 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 25.5 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 13.5 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 27.8 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 29.1 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.5 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.8 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 8.3 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 19 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.2 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.1 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.2 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 20.4 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 21.5 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 11.6 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.5 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 15.1 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.6 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.8 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.9 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 8.6 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.9 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.8 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 19.6 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 20.5 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 15.3 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 1.8 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 16.8 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.6 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.7 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 8 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.4 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.1 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.7 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 8.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.1 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.7 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.9 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.9 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.8 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.4 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 17.7 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.9 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.8 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 19.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 15.6 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 21.1 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.2 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 8.4 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 7 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 6.5 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 7.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.9 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 11.8 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 8.8 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 13.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 20.5 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 39.6 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 47.8 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 18.8 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 16.4 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.7 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 16.7 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 7.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 11.3 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.2 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 13.3 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 29.9 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 22.5 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 1.1 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 16 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.5 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.6 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.6 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.6 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12.6 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 14.5 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.6 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 16.4 % protein Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.6 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.8 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 11.9 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 11.8 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 10.9 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 8.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 12 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 11.9 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 15.1 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 14.6 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 14.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 13.7 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 9.6 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Glutamic acid 36.1 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Glutamic acid 97.9 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Glutamic acid 4.77 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Glutamic acid 4.17 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Glutamic acid 4.15 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Glutamic acid 4.29 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Glutamic acid 67.2 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Glutamic acid 2.69 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 3.24 % D AA Orange NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 3.16 % D AA Milk NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 4.89 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 0.07 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 2.37 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 2.8 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 1.38 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 2.89 % D AA Hard NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 2.87 % D AA Soft NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 7.24 % D AA Soft and hard NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 3 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 11.44 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 7.86 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 6.9 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 6.21 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 4.09 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 3.09 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 3.29 % D AA Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 4.27 % D AA Selected NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 5.72 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 4.41 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 15.32 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 2.99 % D AA Flakes NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 3.56 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 1.6 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 4.54 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 4.6 % D AA NOSHAN
Glutamic acid 13.57 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 14.45 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 14.04 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 16.18 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 13.83 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 9.26 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 13.88 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 14.76 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 13.1 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glutamic acid 8.99 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Glutamic acid 7.56 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Glutamic acid 1.92 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Glutamic acid 7.65 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Glutamic acid 31.2 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Glutamic acid 15.9 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Glutamic acid 554.30 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Glutamic acid 694.58 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Glutamic acid 20.2 g/16g N Feedipedia
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 4.73 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 7.13 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 15.16 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 11.27 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 2.11 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 51.72 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 50.37 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 8.3 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 88.09 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 70.24 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 123.55 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 17.09 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 12.28 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 26.26 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 29.53 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 29.79 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 5.31 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 13.26 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 1.95 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 9.59 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 9.61 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 38.07 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 4.99 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 9.2 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 8.67 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 1.55 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 2.19 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 37.31 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 0.97 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 7.79 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 0.78 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 4.29 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 0.79 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 2.62 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 0.32 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 2.98 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 4.52 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 0.3 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glutamic acid/Glutamine 0.18 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glutelin 35.2 % protein Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glutelin 14.7 % protein Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glutelin 15.6 % protein Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glutelin 21.3 % protein Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glutelin 35.2 % protein Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glutelin 7 % protein Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glutelin 17 % protein Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glutelin 22.8 % protein Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glutelin 18.9 % protein Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Glycine 1.94 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 3.8 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Glycine 1.1 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Glycine 5.72 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 1.19 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 15.28 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 10.82 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 2.04 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 7.73 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Glycine 5.95 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Glycine 11.18 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Glycine 5.12 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Glycine 5.61 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 11.36 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 12.99 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 11 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 2.32 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 2.39 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 1.29 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Glycine 2.03 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Glycine 2.24 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 14.45 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 2.59 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Glycine 4.54 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Glycine 0.98 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 0.96 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Glycine 1.1 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Glycine 4.01 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Glycine 10.8 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Glycine 15.1 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Glycine 6.8 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Glycine 5.9 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Glycine 2.4 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Glycine 18.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 18 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 19.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 17.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 19.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 18.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 17.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 19 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 18.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glycine 4.81 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glycine 4.38 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glycine 4.08 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glycine 5.42 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glycine 3.59 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glycine 4.39 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glycine 4.17 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glycine 4.19 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Glycine 66.4 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Glycine 63 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Glycine 4.25 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glycine 6.77 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glycine 7.08 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glycine 10.87 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Glycine 5.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 4.3 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Glycine 4 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Glycine 3.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 5.1 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Glycine 4.5 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Glycine 3.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 4 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Glycine 3.5 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Glycine 3.8 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Glycine 3.5 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Glycine 4.9 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Glycine 5.3 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Glycine 5.2 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Glycine 5.1 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Glycine 5 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Glycine 5.4 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Glycine 2.9 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Glycine 3.1 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Glycine 4 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 2.2 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 5.3 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 3.2 % protein All types Feedipedia
Glycine 3.2 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Glycine 3 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Glycine 3.1 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Glycine 3 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Glycine 5.1 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Glycine 3.9 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Glycine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 3.9 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4.1 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Glycine 2.9 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4.1 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Glycine 4.1 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Glycine 4 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Glycine 8.3 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 6 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 6.4 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4.9 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Glycine 5.3 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Glycine 4.8 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Glycine 5 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Glycine 4.7 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Glycine 4.5 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Glycine 4.7 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Glycine 9.4 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Glycine 4.3 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Glycine 4.7 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 4.7 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Glycine 5.9 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Glycine 6 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Glycine 13.6 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Glycine 0.6 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Glycine 5 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Glycine 5.3 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Glycine 5 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Glycine 5.5 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Glycine 5 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Glycine 4.9 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Glycine 4.6 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 7.9 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Glycine 4.3 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Glycine 8.7 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 5.6 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Glycine 5.8 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Glycine 5.7 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Glycine 4.7 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Glycine 5.9 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 1.6 % protein Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 4.5 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Glycine 3.2 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Glycine 3 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4.2 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Glycine 4 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Glycine 5.7 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Glycine 5.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 2.4 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 1.7 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 3.7 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 3.1 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Glycine 4.3 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 3.6 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Glycine 4.5 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 2.3 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 5.5 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 4.4 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Glycine 5.4 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4.7 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 4.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 1.9 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 3.8 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Glycine 0.9 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Glycine 0.4 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Glycine 0.3 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Glycine 6.3 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Glycine 4.5 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 4.3 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Glycine 7.3 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 5.9 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Glycine 6.4 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Glycine 7 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Glycine 5.6 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 9.1 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Glycine 8.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 8.9 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Glycine 5.5 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 6.9 % protein Feedipedia
Glycine 25.5 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Glycine 22.8 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Glycine 8 % protein All species Feedipedia
Glycine 3.6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Glycine 12 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Glycine 12.7 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Glycine 12.3 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Glycine 8.8 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Glycine 3.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 4.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 7.8 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 5 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Glycine 1.9 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 1.6 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Glycine 4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Glycine 4.8 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Glycine 5.6 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Glycine 0.95 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Glycine 0.85 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Glycine 0.91 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Glycine 2.04 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Glycine 4.59 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Glycine 18 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Glycine 0.18 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glycine 0.62 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glycine 0.15 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glycine 0.38 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Glycine 0.04 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Glycine 0.23 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Glycine 0.11 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glycine 0.35 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glycine 0.54 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glycine 0.1 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glycine 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Glycine 6.49 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 5.87 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 8.17 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 6.2 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 6.32 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 11.55 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 7.5 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 9.22 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 12.32 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Glycine 14.0 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Glycine 8.0 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Glycine 49.24 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Glycine 55.83 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Glycine 4.7 g/16g N Feedipedia
Glycosylation-dependent cell adhesion molecule 1 (milk glyicoproteinPP3) 23 % Milk NOSHAN
Heat shock protein 4 % NOSHAN
Hemicellulose 4.3 % DM Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Hemicellulose 2 % DM Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 9.0-12.0 % DM Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 22.7 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 21.2 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 3.1-8 % DM Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Hemicellulose 23 % DM Vitis vinifera Fruit waste as feed paper
Hemicellulose 32.2 % DM Crude Adsorption of iron on crude olive stones
Hemicellulose 17.5 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Hemicellulose 8.1 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 11.1 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 1 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 2 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 4.3 % DM Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 3.1-5.4 % DM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 36 % DM Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 12 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 10.5 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 23.6 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 3.1 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 4 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Hemicellulose 1 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 4 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 14.3 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 14.2 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 3.9 % DM Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 14.2 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 4.3-14.1 % DM L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 9-12 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 11.1 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 8.1 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 21.2 % DM Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Hemicellulose 20.1 % DM Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Hemicellulose 21.03 % DM Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Hemicellulose 18.1 % DM Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Hemicellulose 21.35 % DM Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Hemicellulose 13.4 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 15.2 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 15 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 16 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 18.6 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 17.9 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 17.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 17.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 6.7 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 13.85 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 17 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 30.6 % DM Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 27 % DM Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 28.9 % DM Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 16.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 14.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 15.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 15.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 17.51 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 18.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 13.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 11.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 14.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 11.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 15.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 14.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 13 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 5.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 11.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 48.8 % DM Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 24.7 % DM Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 24.54 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 29.9 % DM Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 4.2% (obtained with extraction with acetone/water) ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 30.4 % DM Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 15.7 % DM Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 20.28 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 23.6 % DM Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 33 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 21.1 % DM Extractives 8.1%; compositions and heating values of char and pyrolysis oil in ID = 2264 and 2265 ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 23.6 % DM Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 37.2 % DM Ethanol/benzene extractives 1.5%, alpha-cellulose 28%, pentosan 18.5% ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 36 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 25.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 28.00 % DM Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 44 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 17 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 9 % DM Black ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 10 % DM High lint ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 17.8 % DM Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 26.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Hemicellulose 25 % Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Hemicellulose 17.7 % Solid fraction from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Hemicellulose 8.2 % Solid fraction after bioethanol production Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Hemicellulose 0.77 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Hemicellulose 16.52 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Hemicellulose 17.44 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Hemicellulose 37.8 % Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Hemicellulose 43.22 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Hemicellulose 11.8 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Hemicellulose 21 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Hemicellulose 16.07 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Hemicellulose 2.04 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Hemicellulose 4.36 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Hemicellulose 4.42 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Hemicellulose 0.029 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 0.133 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 0.11 g/g volatile solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 0.085 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 0.15 g/g volatile solids Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 0.045 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 0.295 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 29.5 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: pasty Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 29.5 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: milky Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 29.5 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: flowering Cropgen database
Hemicellulose 202.2 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Hemicellulose 64 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Hemicellulose 116 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Hemicellulose 24.4 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Hemicellulose 11.7 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Hemicellulose 11 % Solanum lycopersicum Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Hemicellulose 22.61 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Hemicellulose 22.60 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Hemicellulose 16.53 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Hemicellulose 12.70 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Hemicellulose 347 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Hemicellulose 227 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Histidine 0.82 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 2.27 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Histidine 1.85 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Histidine 3.97 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 8.8 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Histidine 0.45 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 6.85 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 5.5 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 0.8 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 11.58 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Histidine 9.22 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Histidine 17.59 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Histidine 1.89 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Histidine 2.46 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 4.54 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 6.27 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 6.75 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 0.72 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 1.1 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 0.31 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Histidine 1.18 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Histidine 1.08 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 7.79 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 1.09 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Histidine 3.42 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Histidine 0.52 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 0 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Histidine 0.57 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Histidine 5.81 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Histidine 1.03 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Histidine 5.06 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Histidine 11.7 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Histidine 3 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Histidine 20 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Histidine 12.1 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Histidine 11.8 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Histidine 9.5 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Histidine 9.2 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Histidine 2 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Histidine 1.30 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Histidine 1.0 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Histidine 10.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 9.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 9.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 10.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 9.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 10.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 9.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 9.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 10.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 10.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Histidine 7.37 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Histidine 8.25 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Histidine 10 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Histidine 5.04 % of protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Histidine 0.58 % of protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Histidine 1.95 % of protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Histidine 1.65 % of protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Histidine 1.6 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 0.9 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Histidine 1.8 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 2.6 % of protein Polished Feedipedia
Histidine 2.2 % of protein Brown Feedipedia
Histidine 1.9 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Histidine 2.6 % of protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.6 % of protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.2 % of protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Histidine 1.4 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 1.6 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.9 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein All types Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein High tannin Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Histidine 2.1 % of protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein White varieties Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.1 % of protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.1 % of protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Durum Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Cashew Feedipedia
Histidine 1.7 % of protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Histidine 2.6 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 1.9 % of protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Histidine 1.4 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.9 % of protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Histidine 2.9 % of protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Histidine 3.2 % of protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Histidine 2.9 % of protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Histidine 1.5 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.9 % of protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.8 % of protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Histidine 3 % of protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Histidine 3.5 % of protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.1 % of protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Histidine 2.2 % of protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Histidine 1.4 % of protein Dried Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Peanut Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Histidine 3 % of protein Peanut Feedipedia
Histidine 1.8 % of protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Histidine 0.4 % of protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Histidine 2.1 % of protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Histidine 2.6 % of protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Histidine 2.8 % of protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Histidine 2.9 % of protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Histidine 2.6 % of protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Histidine 2.8 % of protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.6 % of protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Histidine 2.6 % of protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Toasted Feedipedia
Histidine 2.8 % of protein Extruded Feedipedia
Histidine 3 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 1.9 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 1.6 % of protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Histidine 3.1 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 3.1 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 0.7 % of protein Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Dried Feedipedia
Histidine 0.8 % of protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Histidine 1 % of protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 1.6 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 1.2 % of protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Histidine 1.1 % of protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 1 % of protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Histidine 1.1 % of protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 0.5 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 1.6 % of protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Histidine 3 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Histidine 3.5 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 0.7 % of protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 1.7 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 1.4 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Dry Feedipedia
Histidine 1.6 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 3.4 % of protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 3 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 0.3 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 4.3 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 1.5 % of protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Histidine 0.4 % of protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Histidine 0.1 % of protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Histidine 0.5 % of protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Histidine 1.5 % of protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Histidine 6.2 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 4.9 % of protein Chicken Feedipedia
Histidine 1 % of protein Raw Feedipedia
Histidine 2.9 % of protein Steamed Feedipedia
Histidine 0.8 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.2 % of protein High protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Low protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.2 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein Low oil Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 2.4 % of protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 1.2 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 0.5 % of protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Histidine 0.6 % of protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein All species Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Pork Feedipedia
Histidine 2.5 % of protein Poultry Feedipedia
Histidine 1.5 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Histidine 5 % of protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Histidine 2.1 % of protein High fat Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein Low fat Feedipedia
Histidine 1.8 % of protein Poultry Feedipedia
Histidine 2.1 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 0.6 % of protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 1.8 % of protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 1.5 % of protein With shells Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Without shells Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Histidine 2.7 % of protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Histidine 3 % of protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Histidine 2.3 % of protein Feedipedia
Histidine 1.6 % of protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 1.8 % of protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Histidine 2 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Histidine 3.7 % of protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Histidine 1.5 % of protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Histidine 2.08 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Histidine 2.29 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Histidine 2.27 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Histidine 2.36 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Histidine 2.39 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Histidine 3.54 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Histidine 2.4 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Histidine 2.37 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Histidine 19 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Histidine 42 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Histidine 36 g/160g nitrogen Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Histidine 18 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Histidine 31.6 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Histidine 38 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Histidine 1.65 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Histidine 1.44 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Histidine 1.46 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Histidine 1.64 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Histidine 1.85 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Histidine 0.41 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Histidine 1.68 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Histidine 0.42 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Histidine 1.3 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Histidine 0.2 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Histidine 0.77 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Histidine 1.52 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Histidine 0.12 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Histidine 0.07 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Histidine 6.6 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Histidine 5.24 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 5.85 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 5.7 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 2.65 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 3.08 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 2.75 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 2.02 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 2.52 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 2.2 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Histidine 5.6 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Histidine 3.1 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Histidine 93.06 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Histidine 122.73 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Histidine 2.7 g/16g N Feedipedia
Holocellulose 50.92 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Holocellulose 71.39 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Holocellulose 84.03 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Holocellulose 75.8 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Holocellulose 72.9 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Holocellulose 58.2 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Hordein, B 31 % NOSHAN
Hordein, C 41 % NOSHAN
Hordein, Gamma 10 % NOSHAN
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.032 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.04 h-1 Fresh Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.056 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.02 h-1 Fresh Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.089 h-1 Fresh Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.05 h-1 Ensiled Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.05 h-1 Dehydrated Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.043 h-1 Maize, dried Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.043 h-1 Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.043 h-1 Maize, wet Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.061 h-1 Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.163 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.039 h-1 All types Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.2 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.079 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.041 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.04 h-1 Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.03 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.022 h-1 High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.075 h-1 Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.04 h-1 Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.036 h-1 Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.075 h-1 Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.06 h-1 Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.061 h-1 Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.029 h-1 Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.02 h-1 Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.107 h-1 Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.12 h-1 Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.111 h-1 Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.16 h-1 Fresh Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.086 h-1 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.044 h-1 Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.043 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.043 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.104 h-1 Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.08 h-1 High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.105 h-1 High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.086 h-1 All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.053 h-1 Extruded Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.148 h-1 Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.025 h-1 Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.172 h-1 Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.162 h-1 Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.125 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.077 h-1 Dried Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.026 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.041 h-1 Dehydrated Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.034 h-1 Fresh Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.056 h-1 Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.046 h-1 Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.07 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.213 h-1 Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.07 h-1 Dehydrated Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.015 h-1 Fresh Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.05 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.055 h-1 Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.05 h-1 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.045 h-1 Low protein Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.05 h-1 High fat Feedipedia
Hourly degradation rate of particles 0.04 h-1 Poultry Feedipedia
Inositol 11752 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Insoluble neutral detergent fibers 49.59 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Insoluble neutral detergent fibers 16.75 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Insoluble neutral detergent fibers 20.99 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Insoluble neutral detergent fibers 26.81 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Inulin 9.4 g/100g Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Inulin 35.7-47.6 g/100g Presence of inulin and oligofructose in the diets of Americans
Inulin 0.3-0.7 g/100g Presence of inulin and oligofructose in the diets of Americans
Inulin 3.0-10.0 g/100g Presence of inulin and oligofructose in the diets of Americans
Inulin 1.1-7.5 g/100g Presence of inulin and oligofructose in the diets of Americans
Inulin 1.0-4.0 g/100g Presence of inulin and oligofructose in the diets of Americans
Inulin 0.5-1.0 g/100g Presence of inulin and oligofructose in the diets of Americans
Inulin 0.1-0.2 g/100g Presence of inulin and oligofructose in the diets of Americans
Inulin 0.1-0.3 g/100g Presence of inulin and oligofructose in the diets of Americans
Isoleucine 1.44 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 2.73 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Isoleucine 5.26 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Isoleucine 3.96 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 8.8 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Isoleucine 0.62 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 13.47 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 9.9 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 2.16 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 19.79 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Isoleucine 15.61 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Isoleucine 29.72 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Isoleucine 3.84 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Isoleucine 3.48 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 7.68 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 9.75 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 10.07 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 2.27 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 1.37 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.66 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Isoleucine 1.82 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Isoleucine 1.91 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 9.93 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 1.94 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Isoleucine 3.67 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.58 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.5 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.84 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Isoleucine 9.59 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Isoleucine 12.5 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Isoleucine 7.5 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Isoleucine 10.7 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Isoleucine 13.3 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Isoleucine 15.7 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Isoleucine 6.6 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Isoleucine 30.4 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Isoleucine 19.1 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Isoleucine 14.3 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Isoleucine 13.9 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Isoleucine 12.7 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Isoleucine 1.93 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Isoleucine 1.9 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Isoleucine 14.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 14.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 15.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 13.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 13.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 15.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 14.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 13.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 14.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 14.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Isoleucine 3.56 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Isoleucine 3.88 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Isoleucine 4.25 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Isoleucine 4.66 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Isoleucine 3.62 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Isoleucine 4.14 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Isoleucine 3.45 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Isoleucine 3.72 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Isoleucine 46 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Isoleucine 36 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Isoleucine 45 g/160g nitrogen Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Isoleucine 49 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Isoleucine 46.4 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Isoleucine 38.2 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Isoleucine 0.71 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Isoleucine 0.7 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Isoleucine 0.74 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Isoleucine 4.35 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Isoleucine 5.03 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Isoleucine 4.75 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Isoleucine 4.24 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Isoleucine 8 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.9 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.4 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.4 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.8 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.6 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.8 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.9 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.3 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.8 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 6.7 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.2 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.3 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.9 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.1 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.1 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4 % protein All types Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.8 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.1 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.8 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.8 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.3 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.1 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.1 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.3 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.8 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.5 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.9 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.9 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Isoleucine 0.3 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.6 % protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.4 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.3 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.8 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.6 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.6 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.6 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.5 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.7 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.6 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.5 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.6 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.1 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.1 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.8 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.9 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.3 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.6 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.1 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.1 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.1 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.4 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.1 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.5 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.5 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 6.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.9 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.1 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 0.6 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Isoleucine 0.6 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Isoleucine 0.3 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Isoleucine 0.2 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.5 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.1 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.6 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.6 % protein Raw Feedipedia
Isoleucine 7.1 % protein Steamed Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.9 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.3 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.1 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.2 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.6 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.1 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.6 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.7 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4 % protein All species Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4 % protein Pork Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.1 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.9 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.8 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.9 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.5 % protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.3 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.9 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Isoleucine 7.8 % protein Without shells Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.3 % protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.3 % protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 2.7 % protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.1 % protein Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.2 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.7 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Isoleucine 4.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Isoleucine 5.8 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Isoleucine 3.4 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Isoleucine 1.28 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Isoleucine 0.91 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Isoleucine 0.13 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.27 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.89 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Isoleucine 1.02 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.29 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.75 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.14 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.62 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.42 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.06 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Isoleucine 0.03 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Isoleucine 12.7 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Isoleucine 5.31 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 5.05 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 3.1 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 5.38 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 5 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 3.1 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 6.24 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 4.63 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 2.51 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Isoleucine 12.6 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Isoleucine 7.3 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Isoleucine 128.04 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Isoleucine 160.54 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Isoleucine 3.1 g/16g N Feedipedia
Lactoglobulin, beta 22 % Milk NOSHAN
Lactose 0.0 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Lactose 5 g/100g Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Lactose <1 g/kg NOSHAN
Lactose <1 g/kg NOSHAN
Lactose <1 g/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Lactose 71.06 % DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lactose 64.42 % DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Lactose 4.47 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Lactose 4.11 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Leucine 2.78 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 4.45 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Leucine 9.18 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Leucine 6.92 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 23.5 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Leucine 1.28 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 20.74 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 17.99 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 2.96 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 37.72 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Leucine 29.98 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Leucine 54.66 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Leucine 6.44 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Leucine 5.62 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 12.85 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 15.67 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 15.78 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 3.82 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 2.52 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 1.19 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Leucine 3.02 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Leucine 3.09 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 16.52 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 3.21 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Leucine 5.62 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Leucine 0.98 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 0.78 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Leucine 1.46 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Leucine 18.29 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Leucine 25.9 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Leucine 9 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Leucine 55.4 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Leucine 32.2 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Leucine 25.5 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Leucine 25.5 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Leucine 26 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Leucine 9.6 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Leucine 3.46 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Leucine 3.2 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Leucine 27.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 26.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 28.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 25.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 25 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 28.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 27 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 25.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 27.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 26.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Leucine 32.1 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Leucine 25.5 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Leucine 10.2 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 15.6 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 1.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 15.8 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 78.1 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 23.2 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 58 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 23.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 10.3 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 31.7 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 11.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 9.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Leucine 28.1 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Leucine 5.98 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Leucine 6.02 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Leucine 7.29 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Leucine 7.91 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Leucine 5.43 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Leucine 6.27 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Leucine 6.45 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Leucine 6.8 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Leucine 73 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Leucine 74 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Leucine 71 g/160g nitrogen Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Leucine 73 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Leucine 114 a AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Leucine 100 a AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Leucine 6.43 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Leucine 6.42 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Leucine 6.34 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Leucine 10.31 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Leucine 7.21 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Leucine 8.15 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Leucine 7.22 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Leucine 9.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 6.4 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 12.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 7.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 7.1 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Leucine 7.5 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Leucine 8.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 9.1 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Leucine 7.7 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Leucine 5.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 11.6 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Leucine 12 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Leucine 10.6 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Leucine 12 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Leucine 6.7 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Leucine 6.7 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Leucine 7 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Leucine 7.2 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Leucine 7 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Leucine 7.5 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Leucine 8.2 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Leucine 13.2 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Leucine 8 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 12.8 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 13.3 % protein All types Feedipedia
Leucine 13.7 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Leucine 12.4 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Leucine 12.2 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Leucine 12.3 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Leucine 6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 6.6 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Leucine 3.4 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Leucine 5.7 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 6.5 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 6.5 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Leucine 6.8 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Leucine 6.4 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Leucine 6.1 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5.9 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Leucine 4 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5.6 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Leucine 5.9 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Leucine 5.9 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Leucine 5.5 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Leucine 6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5.8 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Leucine 6.4 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 7.1 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Leucine 8.3 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Leucine 8 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Leucine 6.7 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Leucine 6.3 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Leucine 6.2 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Leucine 6.5 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Leucine 4.9 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Leucine 5.5 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Leucine 7.1 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 6.3 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Leucine 5.9 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Leucine 6.6 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Leucine 6.5 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Leucine 5.9 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Leucine 6.6 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Leucine 5.7 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Leucine 0.6 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Leucine 5.4 % protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Leucine 6.8 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Leucine 7.1 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Leucine 6.9 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Leucine 7.3 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Leucine 4.9 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Leucine 5.5 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Leucine 6.6 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Leucine 6.1 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Leucine 5.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 7.5 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Leucine 7.7 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Leucine 7.7 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Leucine 7.5 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Leucine 7.8 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Leucine 7.5 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Leucine 7.4 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Leucine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 6.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Leucine 6.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Leucine 6.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Leucine 6 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Leucine 6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 7.6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5.3 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Leucine 4.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 7.1 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 5.7 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Leucine 4.3 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Leucine 4 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Leucine 4.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 8.5 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5.8 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Leucine 3.8 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Leucine 8 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Leucine 6.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 5.5 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Leucine 3 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 4.6 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 3.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 5.1 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Leucine 6.4 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5.1 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Leucine 6.5 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 3.2 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 6.8 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 8.6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 8.2 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Leucine 9.8 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5.3 % protein Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 5.4 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 6.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 5.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 5.7 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Leucine 0.7 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Leucine 0.5 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Leucine 0.3 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Leucine 1.9 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Leucine 8.2 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Leucine 12.1 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 10.5 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Leucine 3.5 % protein Raw Feedipedia
Leucine 14.9 % protein Steamed Feedipedia
Leucine 8 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 7 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Leucine 7.2 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Leucine 7.5 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Leucine 7.4 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 6.8 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Leucine 3.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 6.1 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Leucine 6.1 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 9.1 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 3.1 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Leucine 3.3 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Leucine 8.4 % protein All species Feedipedia
Leucine 8.7 % protein Pork Feedipedia
Leucine 8.3 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Leucine 2.6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Leucine 4.6 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Leucine 6 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Leucine 6.2 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Leucine 7 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Leucine 6.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 2.4 % protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 6.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 7.3 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 6.9 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Leucine 8.4 % protein Without shells Feedipedia
Leucine 3.7 % protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Leucine 3.3 % protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Leucine 3.4 % protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Leucine 7.6 % protein Feedipedia
Leucine 8.8 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 7 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Leucine 6.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Leucine 8.5 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Leucine 6.5 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Leucine 2.42 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Leucine 10.99 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Leucine 0.18 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Leucine 0.35 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Leucine 1.42 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Leucine 3.19 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Leucine 0.86 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Leucine 2.56 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Leucine 0.22 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Leucine 0.55 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Leucine 0.69 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Leucine 0.1 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Leucine 0.07 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA Orange NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA Milk NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 1.02 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 1.8 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 1.14 % D AA Hard NOSHAN
Leucine 1.65 % D AA Soft NOSHAN
Leucine 4.25 % D AA Soft and hard NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 1.93 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA Selected NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Leucine 2.98 % D AA Flakes NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Leucine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Leucine 22.4 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Leucine 9.16 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 8 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 7.33 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 9.61 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 9.31 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 7.57 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 10.32 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 6.72 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 6.23 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Leucine 23.0 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Leucine 12.7 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Leucine 266.23 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Leucine 341.04 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Leucine 6.5 g/16g N Feedipedia
Lignin 13 % DM By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Lignin 25.1 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Lignin 17.9 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Lignin 27.2 % DM Crude Adsorption of iron on crude olive stones
Lignin 17.8 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Lignin 13 % DM Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Lignin 13 % DM Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Lignin 26.6 % DM Combined ethanol and methane production using steam pretreated sugarcane bagasse
Lignin 20 % DM Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Lignin 18.8 % DM Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Lignin 24.6 % DM Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Lignin 18.2 % DM Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Lignin 1.92 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 1.53 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 1.12 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 3.1 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 4.31 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 3.41 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 9.2 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 8.47 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 12.75 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 0.99 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 0.78 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 0.88 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 2.21 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 1.86 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 1.69 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 3.78 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 3.98 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 2.69 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 4.66 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 4.02 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 6.17 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 3.24 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 4.63 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 6.35 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Lignin 23.9 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin 4.8 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 5.2 % DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Lignin 5.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 5.7 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Lignin 1.1 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 3.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 5.6 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 7.2 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 4.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 20.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 19.9 % DM Dried, Elaeis guineensis Feedipedia
Lignin 13.2 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Lignin 12.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 5.9 % DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 3.8 % DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Lignin 5.1 % DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Lignin 1.5 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 5.4 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 5.7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 5 % DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Lignin 0.8 % DM Polished Feedipedia
Lignin 2 % DM Brown Feedipedia
Lignin 1.7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 4.3 % DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Lignin 3.1 % DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Lignin 2.3 % DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Lignin 4.8 % DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Lignin 1.2 % DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Lignin 4.1 % DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Lignin 6.8 % DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Lignin 11 % DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Lignin 4.5 % DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Lignin 6.3 % DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Lignin 11.8 % DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Lignin 14.2 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 5.4 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 5 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 19.5 % DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Lignin 1.1 % DM All types Feedipedia
Lignin 2.9 % DM High tannin Feedipedia
Lignin 1.9 % DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Lignin 0.5 % DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Lignin 0.6 % DM White varieties Feedipedia
Lignin 0.1 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 3.8 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 4.6 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Lignin 2.5 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Lignin 1 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 10.8 % DM Almond Feedipedia
Lignin 1.1 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 1.2 % DM Durum Feedipedia
Lignin 1.4 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 0.7 % DM Almond Feedipedia
Lignin 7.2 % DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Lignin 1.5 % DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Lignin 1.1 % DM Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Lignin 2.9 % DM Cashew Feedipedia
Lignin 14.9 % DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Lignin 17.4 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 18.5 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 13.4 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 6.7 % DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Lignin 8 % DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Lignin 16.8 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 6.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 19.1 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 6.1 % DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Lignin 5.4 % DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Lignin 7.4 % DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Lignin 8.1 % DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Lignin 15.5 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 6.8 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 23.5 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 12.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 45.1 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 48.5 % DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Lignin 34.7 % DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Lignin 6.2 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 4.9 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Lignin 5 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 2.4 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Lignin 2.7 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Lignin 1.5 % DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Lignin 2.5 % DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Lignin 2.2 % DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Lignin 13.2 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 27.2 % DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Lignin 23.7 % DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Lignin 27 % DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Lignin 22.7 % DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Lignin 20.6 % DM Crude Feedipedia
Lignin 21.1 % DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Lignin 0.6 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 13.4 % DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Lignin 12.8 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Lignin 7.6 % DM Decanted Feedipedia
Lignin 8.4 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Lignin 14.3 % DM High oil Feedipedia
Lignin 16 % DM Low oil Feedipedia
Lignin 10.2 % DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Lignin 8.9 % DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 22.4 % DM Peanut Feedipedia
Lignin 2.8 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Lignin 5.9 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Lignin 2.7 % DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Lignin 2.2 % DM Without shells Feedipedia
Lignin 10.6 % DM With shells Feedipedia
Lignin 13.6 % DM Peanut Feedipedia
Lignin 12.5 % DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Lignin 1.7 % DM Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Lignin 10.8 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 23.5 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 9.5 % DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Lignin 9.1 % DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Lignin 8.7 % DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Lignin 6.3 % DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Lignin 1.7 % DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Lignin 2.2 % DM Whole Feedipedia
Lignin 5.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 7 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 16.4 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 2.3 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 0.8 % DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Lignin 0.5 % DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Lignin 0.5 % DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Lignin 1.2 % DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Lignin 0.6 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Lignin 0.8 % DM Toasted Feedipedia
Lignin 0.8 % DM Extruded Feedipedia
Lignin 9.7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 11.2 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Lignin 15.7 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 9.9 % DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Lignin 22.2 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 20.9 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 10.7 % DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Lignin 8.6 % DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Lignin 11.2 % DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Lignin 10 % DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Lignin 6.3 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 7 % DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Lignin 26.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 15.7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 1.8 % DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 3.2 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 4.7 % DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 2.7 % DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 8.2 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 8.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 8.5 % DM Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 4.5 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 2.6 % DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Lignin 2.7 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Lignin 1.4 % DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 1.2 % DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 2.1 % DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 1.8 % DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 16.3 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 9.1 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 22.6 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 13 % DM By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Lignin 7.8 % DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Lignin 7.4 % DM Pulp, high ash, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Lignin 22 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 14.6 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Lignin 10.3 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 14.7 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 33.4 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 30.7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 36.2 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Lignin 8.6 % DM Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Lignin 3.9 % DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Lignin 19.5 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 12.8 % DM Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Lignin 17 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 10.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 1 % DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 3 % DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 1.3 % DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Lignin 2.4 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 2.7 % DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Lignin 1.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 1.6 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Lignin 1.9 % DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 5.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 74.1 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Lignin 8.3 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 11.3 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Lignin 1.1 % DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 0.7 % DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 2.4 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 12.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 10.6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 13.4 % DM Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 0.3 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 5.6 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 5.8 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Lignin 8.5 % DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Lignin 10.5 % DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Lignin 5.5 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 14.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Lignin 7.9 % DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Lignin 0.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lignin 0 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 0.1 % DM Feedipedia
Lignin 7.5 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 9.4 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 9.9 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 8.1 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 9.7 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 10.2 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 11.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 24.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 10.5 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 4.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 17 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 2.32 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 38.2 % DM Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 27.2 % DM Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 20.4 % DM Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 32.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 32.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 33.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 34 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 36 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 37.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 35.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 44.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 34.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 38.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 38 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 59.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 53.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 30 % DM Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 34.9 % DM Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 35.72 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 42.5 % DM Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 4.2% (obtained with extraction with acetone/water) ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 42.9 % DM Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 51.5 % DM Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 53 % DM Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 28.13 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 48.4 % DM Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 45 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 45 % DM Extractives 8.1%; compositions and heating values of char and pyrolysis oil in ID = 2264 and 2265 ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 48.4 % DM Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 31.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 25.3 % DM Ethanol/benzene extractives 1.5%, alpha-cellulose 28%, pentosan 18.5% ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 11.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 37.00 % DM Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 24 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 15 % DM Black ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 16 % DM High lint ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 40.1 % DM Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 14 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin 26.58 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Lignin 6.53 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Lignin 9.85 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Lignin 7.72 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Lignin 20.4 % total solids Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Lignin 9.8 % total solids Residual Cropgen database
Lignin 5.75 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: pasty Cropgen database
Lignin 5.75 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: milky Cropgen database
Lignin 5.75 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: flowering Cropgen database
Lignin 16.6 % w/w Oil palm empty fruit bunches before hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Lignin 37.2 % w/w Oil palm empty fruit bunches fibres after hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Lignin 416 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 437 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 371 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 387 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 428 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 261 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 242 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 175 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 206 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 246 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Lignin 196.6 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Lignin 0.075 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lignin 0.174 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lignin 0.08 g/g volatile solids Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Lignin 0.04 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lignin 0.019 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lignin 0.133 g/g volatile solids Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Lignin 0.067 g/g volatile solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Lignin 0.103 g/g volatile solids Triticum aestivum, growth stage at harvest: straw Cropgen database
Lignin 12.1 % w/w Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Lignin 16.5 % w/w Brassica napus, growth stage: tops Cropgen database
Lignin 16.2 % w/w Beta vulgaris Cropgen database
Lignin 13.9 % w/w White. Brassica oleracea var. capitata Cropgen database
Lignin 15 % w/w Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Lignin 7 % w/w Green Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Lignin 14.05 g/L Liquid fraction derived from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin 177 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Lignin 57 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Lignin 20.4 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Lignin 14.2 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Lignin 5.3 % Solanum lycopersicum Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Lignin 20.68 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Lignin 13.30 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Lignin 15.09 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Lignin 22.03 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Lignin (sa) 9 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 30 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 21 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 13 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 5 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 18 g/kg DM Lemon, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 26 g/kg DM Whole, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 27 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 19 g/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin (sa) 21 g/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lignin and polyphenols 107 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Lignin, Klason 15.4 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Lignin, Klason 7.94 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Lignin, Klason 31.62 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Lignin, Klason 28.38 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Lignin, Klason 36.06 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Lignin, Klason 32 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Lignin, Klason 30 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Lignin, Klason nd g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Lignin, Klason 124 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lignin, Klason 9 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lignin, Klason 126 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lignin, Klason 130 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lignin, Klason 35 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lignin, Klason 37 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lignin, Klason 11 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lignin, Klason 35 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lignin, Klason 259.6 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Lignin, Klason 25 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Lignin, Klason 66 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Lignin, Klason 82 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Lignin, Klason 237 g/kg DM Almond Development of an integrated pretreatment fractionation process for fermentable sugars and lignin, application to almond shell
Lignin, Klason 14.28 % DM Binderless fiberboard from steam exploded banana bunch
Lignin, Klason 17.8 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Lignin, Klason 17 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Lignin, Klason 17.44 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Lignin, Klason 23.33 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Lignin, Klason 15.46 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Lignin, Klason 17.4 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Lignin, acid detergent 394 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 446 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 388 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 370 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 166 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 107 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 97.1 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 28.4 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 352 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Lignin, acid detergent 7-13 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Lignin, acid detergent 9 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Lignin, acid detergent 81 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Lignin, acid detergent 328 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Lignin, acid detergent 190 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Lignin, acid detergent 38.0 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Lignin, acid detergent 35 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Lignin, acid insoluble 16.6 AIL Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Lignin, acid insoluble 17.9 % Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin, acid insoluble 15.8 % Solid fraction from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin, acid insoluble 41.2 % Solid fraction after bioethanol production Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin, acid insoluble 71.9 % By organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin, acid insoluble 22.5 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, acid insoluble 24 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 10 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 27.2 % DM Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 31.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 31.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 32.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 32.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 33.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 35.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 36.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 34.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 44 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 34.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 37.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 37.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 58.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 52.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 34.9 % DM Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 6.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid insoluble 40.1 % DM Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.5 % Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin, acid soluble 1.1 % Solid fraction from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin, acid soluble 1.24 % Solid fraction after bioethanol production Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin, acid soluble 1.63 % By organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Lignin, acid soluble 2.2 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Lignin, acid soluble 1.9 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Lignin, acid soluble 1.4 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, acid soluble 0.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.5 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 0.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 1.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, acid soluble 4.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lignin, soluble 1.3 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, soluble 1.5 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, soluble 1.2 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, soluble 1.5 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, soluble 1.3 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, soluble 1.7 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, soluble 1.4 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, soluble 1.6 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 6.2 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 6.9 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 5.7 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 7.2 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 6.2 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 8.1 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 7.4 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 7.7 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Lignin, total 4 g/100g Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Lipid 58 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lipid 29 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lipid 9 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lipid 15 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lipid 24 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lipid 18.6 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Lipid 175 g/kg Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Lipid 12.24 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Lipid 13.05 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Lipid 8.02 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Lipid 2.75 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Lipid 0.022 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lipid 0.118 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lipid 0.05 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lipid 0.039 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lipid 0.032 g/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Lipid 15.1 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Lipid 15.3 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Lipid, crude 2.09 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lipid, crude 2.14 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lipid, crude 2.13 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lipid, crude 0.6 % Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Llysine, digestible 2.5 g/kg as fed, pigs Distillery feed by-products briefing
Llysine, digestible 4.6 g/kg as fed, pigs Distillery feed by-products briefing
Llysine, digestible 4 g/kg as fed, pigs Distillery feed by-products briefing
Llysine, digestible 5.6 g/kg as fed, pigs Dark Distillery feed by-products briefing
Llysine, digestible 0.1 g/kg as fed, pigs Molassed Distillery feed by-products briefing
Llysine, digestible 14 g/kg as fed, pigs Distillery feed by-products briefing
Lysine 1.78 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 4.74 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Lysine 7.74 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Lysine 7.16 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 19.6 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Lysine 1.07 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 23.79 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 10.84 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 3.11 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 29.92 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Lysine 24.65 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Lysine 45.92 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Lysine 5.76 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Lysine 3.94 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 11.64 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 11.71 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 12.56 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 0 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 2.4 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 1.22 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Lysine 3.03 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Lysine 2.1 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 14.22 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 2.57 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Lysine 4.19 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Lysine 1.19 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 0.55 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Lysine 0.8 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Lysine 12.99 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Lysine 21.1 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Lysine 10.1 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Lysine 51.3 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lysine 27.6 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lysine 17.1 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lysine 14.1 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lysine 14.4 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Lysine 4.5 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Lysine 2.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lysine 1.77 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lysine 2.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lysine 1.4 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lysine 19.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 15.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 12.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 23.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 18.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 25.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 12.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 18.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 21.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 21.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Lysine 9.01 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Lysine 7.69 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Lysine 6.4 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 9.2 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 1 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 6.6 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 10.5 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 15 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 25 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 18.9 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 6.8 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 26.5 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 9.7 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 5.5 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Lysine 20.1 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Lysine 1.89 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Lysine 7.04 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Lysine 8.16 % of protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Lysine 2.05 % of protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Lysine 7.27 % of protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Lysine 6.29 % of protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Lysine 4.8 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 3.5 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 3 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 3.1 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 4.3 % of protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Lysine 2.5 % of protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Lysine 3.1 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 4.1 % of protein Polished Feedipedia
Lysine 3.6 % of protein Brown Feedipedia
Lysine 4.6 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 3 % of protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Lysine 2.6 % of protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.6 % of protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Lysine 2.6 % of protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Lysine 4.5 % of protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Lysine 4.7 % of protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Lysine 4.4 % of protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Lysine 4.4 % of protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Lysine 3.9 % of protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Lysine 4.6 % of protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Lysine 3.8 % of protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Lysine 2.9 % of protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Lysine 1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 1.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.8 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.2 % of protein All types Feedipedia
Lysine 2.2 % of protein High tannin Feedipedia
Lysine 2.2 % of protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Lysine 2.2 % of protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Lysine 2.2 % of protein White varieties Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.3 % of protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Lysine 2.3 % of protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Lysine 5.4 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.9 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.9 % of protein Durum Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein Cashew Feedipedia
Lysine 3.8 % of protein Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Lysine 3 % of protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Lysine 5.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 5 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.6 % of protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 2.1 % of protein Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 3.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Lysine 4.2 % of protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Lysine 4.3 % of protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Lysine 2.6 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 3.6 % of protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 4.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Lysine 4.1 % of protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Lysine 2.7 % of protein Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Lysine 4.8 % of protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Lysine 4.4 % of protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Lysine 3.5 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.9 % of protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 3.2 % of protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 2.7 % of protein Dried Feedipedia
Lysine 4.5 % of protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Lysine 4.4 % of protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 4.6 % of protein Peanut Feedipedia
Lysine 3.5 % of protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Lysine 3.5 % of protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Lysine 3.5 % of protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Lysine 4.6 % of protein Peanut Feedipedia
Lysine 4.2 % of protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Lysine 3.7 % of protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Lysine 0.5 % of protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Lysine 5.1 % of protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Lysine 7.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 5.5 % of protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Lysine 5.6 % of protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 5.6 % of protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Lysine 6.3 % of protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Lysine 4.1 % of protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Lysine 2.9 % of protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Lysine 3.2 % of protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Lysine 2.5 % of protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 2.4 % of protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 3.5 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 6.3 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 6.1 % of protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Lysine 6.3 % of protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Lysine 6.3 % of protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Lysine 6.2 % of protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Lysine 6.4 % of protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Lysine 6 % of protein Toasted Feedipedia
Lysine 6.3 % of protein Extruded Feedipedia
Lysine 5.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 3.5 % of protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Lysine 3.5 % of protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Lysine 3.6 % of protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Lysine 3.3 % of protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Lysine 3.9 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 7.2 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.2 % of protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Lysine 2.5 % of protein Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Lysine 4.9 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 7.7 % of protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 1.1 % of protein Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 3.6 % of protein Dried Feedipedia
Lysine 1 % of protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Lysine 1.9 % of protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Lysine 3.4 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 1.4 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.7 % of protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Lysine 1.2 % of protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Lysine 4.8 % of protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Lysine 4.6 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 2 % of protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Lysine 3.9 % of protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 1.4 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 5.2 % of protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 3.3 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 4.9 % of protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Lysine 6.2 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 4.3 % of protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Lysine 7.5 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 0.3 % of protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 5.8 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 3.6 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 4.8 % of protein Dry Feedipedia
Lysine 6.2 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 4 % of protein Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 3.6 % of protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 6.2 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 0.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 4.6 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 3.8 % of protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Lysine 0.6 % of protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Lysine 0.2 % of protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Lysine 1 % of protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Lysine 0.9 % of protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Lysine 3.8 % of protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Lysine 8.7 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 8 % of protein Chicken Feedipedia
Lysine 4.7 % of protein Raw Feedipedia
Lysine 13.5 % of protein Steamed Feedipedia
Lysine 1.5 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 2.1 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 7.5 % of protein High protein Feedipedia
Lysine 7.5 % of protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Lysine 7 % of protein Low protein Feedipedia
Lysine 7.7 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 7.1 % of protein Low oil Feedipedia
Lysine 4.8 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 5.4 % of protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Lysine 4.2 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 4.8 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 3.9 % of protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Lysine 3.8 % of protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Lysine 6.6 % of protein All species Feedipedia
Lysine 6.8 % of protein Pork Feedipedia
Lysine 6.9 % of protein Poultry Feedipedia
Lysine 4.3 % of protein Fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 2.9 % of protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Lysine 5 % of protein High fat Feedipedia
Lysine 5 % of protein Low fat Feedipedia
Lysine 4.4 % of protein Poultry Feedipedia
Lysine 6.5 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 2.4 % of protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 5.7 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 5.9 % of protein Ensiled, fresh Feedipedia
Lysine 7.4 % of protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 4.6 % of protein With shells Feedipedia
Lysine 11.3 % of protein Without shells Feedipedia
Lysine 6.7 % of protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Lysine 7 % of protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Lysine 7.1 % of protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Lysine 7.3 % of protein Feedipedia
Lysine 7.6 % of protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 6.8 % of protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Lysine 6.3 % of protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Lysine 4.4 % of protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Lysine 4.4 % of protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Lysine 4.01 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lysine 6.48 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lysine 4.09 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lysine 4.97 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lysine 6.77 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lysine 7.52 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lysine 2.9 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lysine 3.76 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Lysine 39 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Lysine 37 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Lysine 54 g/160g nitrogen Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Lysine 43 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Lysine 65.3 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Lysine 52.5 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Lysine 4.65 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lysine 4.66 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lysine 4.5 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lysine 0.28 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Lysine 0.62 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Lysine 1.17 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Lysine 2.56 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Lysine 0.4 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Lysine 1.7 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Lysine 0.17 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Lysine 0.3 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Lysine 0.38 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Lysine 0.1 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Lysine 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Lysine 1.78 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 1.24 % D AA Orange NOSHAN
Lysine 1.68 % D AA Milk NOSHAN
Lysine 1.36 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 1.73 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 1.69 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 1.69 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 1.93 % D AA Hard NOSHAN
Lysine 1.97 % D AA Soft NOSHAN
Lysine 3.19 % D AA Soft and hard NOSHAN
Lysine 1.68 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Lysine 2.01 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 2.58 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 1.8 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 4.26 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 1.01 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 0 % D AA Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Lysine 2.85 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 2.21 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 4.48 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Lysine 1.92 % D AA Flakes NOSHAN
Lysine 1.53 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Lysine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Lysine 2.36 % D AA NOSHAN
Lysine 8.9 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Lysine 2.69 g/100g crude protein Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Lysine 10.12 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 9.16 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 7.9 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 7.48 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 9.92 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 9.09 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 9.75 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 5.94 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 6.77 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Lysine 15.7 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Lysine 8.3 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Lysine 252.59 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Lysine 342.86 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Lysine 3.4 g/16g N Feedipedia
Lysine availability 0.657 N/A Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Lysine availability 0.711 N/A Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Lysine, available 18.6 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Lysine, chemically available 8.3 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Maltose 0.0 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Maltose <1 g/kg NOSHAN
Maltose 1 g/kg NOSHAN
Maltose 1.1 g/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Mannan 0 wt%, dry basis A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Mannan 0.5 wt%, dry basis A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Mannan 0.1 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Mannan 0.2 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Mannan 0.2 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Mannan 0.1 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Mannan 0.2 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Mannan 0.1 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Mannan 0.2 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Mannan 0.1 wt%, dry basis Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Mannan 1.82 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 1 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 1.2 wt%, dry basis Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.2 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.21 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0 wt%, dry basis Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.2 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.1 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.12 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.5 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.4 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.5 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.1 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.6 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.4 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.8 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0 wt%, dry basis Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0.2 wt%, dry basis ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0 wt%, dry basis Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Mannan 0 wt%, dry basis Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Mannitol 0.09 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Mannitol 0 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Mannitol 0 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Mannitol 0.07 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Mannose 100 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose <1 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 94 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose <1 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 120 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 84 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 37 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 41 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Mannose 4.8 % Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Mannose 1.4 % Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Mannose 0.83 % w/w d.b Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Mannose 0.4 % DM High starch. Origin of glucose is mainly starch Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Mannose 0.2 % DM High protein Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Mannose 26.2 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Mannose 17 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Mannose 16 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Mannose 20 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Mannose 2.66 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Mannose 4.67 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Mannose 2.11 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Mannose 3.2 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Mannose 1.87 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Mannose 2.8 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Mannose 1.97 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Mannose 2.78 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Mannose 2 mol% Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose <1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 2 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose <1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 3 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 2 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 2 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Mannose 11.69 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Mannose 10 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 9.31 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 9 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Mannose 6 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 1 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Mannose 8 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 4 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 6 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 11 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 9.64 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Mannose 3 S-NCP (g/kg DM) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Mannose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Mannose 2 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Mannose 2 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Mannose 5 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Mannose 3 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Mannose 5 NCP (g/kg DM) Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Mannose 51 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Mannose 8 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Mannose 11 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Mannose 2 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Mannose 3 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Mannose 6 I-NCP (g/kg dm) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Mannose 14 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Mannose 5 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Mannose 0.49 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 0.36 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 1.48 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 1.54 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 1.12 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 0.05 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 0.01 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 0.05 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 0.09 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 0.22 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Mannose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Mannose 2 I-NCP (g/kg dm) NOSHAN
Mannose, soluble 6 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Mannose, soluble 7 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Mannose, soluble 13 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Methionine 0 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 0 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Methionine 2.18 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Methionine 0.68 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 8.1 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Methionine 0 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 1.73 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 2.27 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 0.65 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 11.01 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Methionine 7.89 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Methionine 17.76 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Methionine 1.47 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Methionine 0 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 1.38 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 2.3 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 3.4 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 0.94 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 0.49 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 0 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Methionine 0.55 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Methionine 0.69 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 1.84 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 0.4 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Methionine 0.25 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Methionine 0.37 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 0 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Methionine 0.16 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Methionine 5.92 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Methionine 6.9 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Methionine 2.2 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Methionine 17.4 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Methionine 7.3 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Methionine 5.3 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Methionine 6.8 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Methionine 4.2 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Methionine 5.1 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Methionine 0.9 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Methionine 0.71 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Methionine 1.0 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Methionine 0.3 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Methionine 9.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 9.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 8.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 9.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 9.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 9.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 8.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 9.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Methionine 5.24 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Methionine 5.46 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Methionine 3.8 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 3.2 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 0.4 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 2.8 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 10.6 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 6.1 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 8 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 4.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 3.7 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 4.6 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 2.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Methionine 7.4 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Methionine 0.8 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Methionine 0.99 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Methionine 1.49 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Methionine 1.1 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Methionine 1.96 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Methionine 1.72 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Methionine 1.23 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Methionine 1.83 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Methionine 1.33 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Methionine 1.71 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Methionine 22 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Methionine 17 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Methionine 13 g/160g nitrogen Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Methionine 24 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Methionine 14.1 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Methionine 18.2 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Methionine 0.93 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Methionine 0.92 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Methionine 0.93 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Methionine 6.76 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Methionine 9.52 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Methionine 5.64 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Methionine 4.9 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Methionine 2.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1.6 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 2.1 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Methionine 2.4 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.8 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Methionine 2.3 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Methionine 2.2 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Methionine 2.4 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Methionine 2.1 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Methionine 2.3 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Methionine 1.8 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein All types Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Methionine 1.6 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.6 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.8 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Methionine 1.3 % protein Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Methionine 1.3 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.3 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 0.6 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.3 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Methionine 1.8 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Methionine 1.1 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Methionine 2.1 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.8 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Methionine 6.9 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Methionine 1.2 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Methionine 1.2 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Methionine 1.1 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Methionine 0.4 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Methionine 2.6 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Methionine 2.1 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Methionine 0.1 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Methionine 2.1 % protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Methionine 2.2 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Methionine 0.8 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Methionine 2.7 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Methionine 3 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1.1 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Methionine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 2.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Methionine 2.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Methionine 2.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Methionine 2.3 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Methionine 2.2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 0.2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.2 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 0.9 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1.2 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Methionine 1.3 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Methionine 0.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Methionine 0.8 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Methionine 0.5 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Methionine 0.8 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 0.2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 0.9 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 2.4 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 0.7 % protein Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1.2 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 0.3 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 0.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 1.6 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Methionine 0.4 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Methionine 0.1 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Methionine 0.7 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Methionine 0.9 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Methionine 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 2 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Methionine 0.7 % protein Raw Feedipedia
Methionine 2.8 % protein Steamed Feedipedia
Methionine 2.5 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 0.7 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 2.8 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Methionine 2.7 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Methionine 2.6 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Methionine 2.9 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 2.7 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 4.6 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Methionine 2.2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 2.2 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 0.8 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Methionine 1.3 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Methionine 2.2 % protein All species Feedipedia
Methionine 2.2 % protein Pork Feedipedia
Methionine 2.3 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 0.9 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Methionine 1.3 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 2.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 2.6 % protein Ensiled, fresh Feedipedia
Methionine 3 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 1.6 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein Without shells Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Methionine 2.1 % protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Methionine 3.1 % protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Methionine 1.7 % protein Feedipedia
Methionine 1.4 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 1 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Methionine 1.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Methionine 2.2 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Methionine 1.9 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Methionine 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Methionine 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Methionine 0.53 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Methionine 0.85 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Methionine 0.17 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Methionine 0.65 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Methionine 0.07 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Methionine 0.64 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Methionine 0.14 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Methionine 0.05 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Methionine 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Methionine 5 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Methionine 6.88 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 6.03 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 3.75 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 3.19 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 4.97 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 5.31 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 2.8 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 5.54 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 5.37 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Methionine 71.15 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Methionine 77.95 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Methionine 1.5 g/16g N Feedipedia
Moisture 83.64 % ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 10.09 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Moisture 8.02 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Moisture 8.79 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Moisture 5.56 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Moisture 72.3-78.9 % Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Moisture 10.4-11.8 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Moisture 3.97 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Moisture 4.48 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Moisture 4.4 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Moisture 3.67 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Moisture 83.3 % Wet, apple pulp Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Moisture 9.3-11.4 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Moisture 6.7-9.7 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Moisture 9.8 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Moisture 59.5 % Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Moisture 8.57 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Moisture 5 % Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Moisture 10 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Moisture 24.5 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Moisture 6.8 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Moisture 9.4 % Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Moisture 12.2 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Moisture 7.6 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Moisture 9.5 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Moisture 11.3 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Moisture 11.45 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Moisture 3.78 % 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 3.3 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 2.8 % Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 3.2 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 2.9 % Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 2.5 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 2.5 % Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 4.5 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 4.5 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 0 % ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 6.4 % Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Moisture 8.5 % Sequential extraction and physicochemical characterization of polysaccharides from chicory (Chichorium intybus) root pulp
Moisture 3.9-5.4 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Moisture 60-70 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Moisture 84.7 % Solanum lucopersicum Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Moisture 746.48 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Moisture 827.11 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Moisture 763.03 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Moisture 750.55 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Moisture 4.79 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Moisture 8.01 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Moisture 8.14 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Moisture 4.64 % Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Moisture 5.38 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Moisture 5.35 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Moisture 4.65 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Monounsaturated fatty acids Tr g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Monounsaturated fatty acids 22.9 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Monounsaturated fatty acids 56.8 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Monounsaturated fatty acids 16.58 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Monounsaturated fatty acids 76.27 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Monounsaturated fatty acids 63.69 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48.28 % d.b. Apple pomace as a supplement to pasture for dairy cows in late lactation
Neutral Detergent Fibre 38 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 52.5 % d.b. Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 26.5 % d.b. Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 54 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % DM 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 22.1 % d.b. Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55.2-63.0 % d.b. Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 81 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 60 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.3 % d.b. Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12.1 % d.b. Ground Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45.8 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 44.6 % d.b. Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.3 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34.7 % d.b. By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 54 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 51.5-62.9 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 74.1 % d.b. Vitis vinifera Fruit waste as feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 40 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 43 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 58.2 % d.b. FL 4/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre 54.4 % d.b. Fl 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48.4 % d.b. Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Neutral Detergent Fibre 36 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25 % DM 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 36 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 46 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 39 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 40 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 16 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 10 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 49 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 40 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 56 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 77 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 87 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 31 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 47 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 44 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 39 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 39 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 38 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 22 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 44 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 24 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 7 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 74 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 27 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 28 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 64 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 66 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 69 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 18 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 15 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 16 % d.b. Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 35 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 72 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 68 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 16 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 24 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 57 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 27 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 90 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 36 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 44 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 73 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 86 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 66 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 62 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 81 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 76 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 14 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 13 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 46 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 36 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 37 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 30 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34.7 % d.b. Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Neutral Detergent Fibre 26 % d.b. Almond, WH Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre 47.6 % d.b. Whole, FL 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre 33.7 % d.b. Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 9 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 26.5 % d.b. Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 52.5 % d.b. Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 51.5-58 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 73 % d.b. Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 63 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 35.8 % d.b. Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 59.3 % d.b. Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 33.8 % d.b. Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 24 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 60-72 % d.b. Raw Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 9 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 24 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 16.8 % d.b. Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 37 % d.b. Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 14.2 % d.b. Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25.6 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 28.6-35.9 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 19.1-26 % d.b. L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55.2-63 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 33.7 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 27.5 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.3 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Fibre 30 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 29 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 47 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 40 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 53 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.18 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 3.758 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 33.22 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20.12 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21.54 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21.49 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34.98 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 31.88 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 35.39 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 18.98 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 14.86 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 22.43 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 17.89 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 15.27 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 7.52 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 38.54 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 44.05 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 29.91 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 54.95 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 38.72 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 51.36 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 36.29 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 38.87 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.53 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 69.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 68.6 % d.b. Urea-treated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 67.5 % d.b. Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 63.4 % d.b. NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50.2 % d.b. Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 71.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 75.4 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 14.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 49.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 75.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 54.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 77.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 56.4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 70.4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 87.9 % d.b. Dried, Elaeis guineensis Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 69.2 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 57.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 65.1 % d.b. Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 39.7 % d.b. Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 60.1 % d.b. Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 56.3 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 49.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 57.5 % d.b. Ensiled Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 15.6 % d.b. Polished Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 3.1 % d.b. Brown Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45.2 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34.2 % d.b. Maize, dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 28.8 % d.b. Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 39.8 % d.b. Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 39 % d.b. Maize, wet Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12.4 % d.b. Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25.2 % d.b. Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34.4 % d.b. Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48.7 % d.b. Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 26.6 % d.b. Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 32.6 % d.b. Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 51.7 % d.b. Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 67.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 40 % d.b. Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 35.6 % d.b. Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 38.5 % d.b. Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 11 % d.b. All types Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12.2 % d.b. High tannin Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 9.6 % d.b. Low tannin Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 10 % d.b. Red varieties Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 9.6 % d.b. White varieties Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 3.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34 % d.b. Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 27 % d.b. Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 16.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 32.6 % d.b. Almond Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 13.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 14.3 % d.b. Durum Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 15.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 5 % d.b. Almond Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 19.8 % d.b. Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 28.9 % d.b. Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 23.4 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20.2 % d.b. Cashew Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 70.4 % d.b. Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 46.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 44 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 54.7 % d.b. Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 56.4 % d.b. Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 77.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 85.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 27 % d.b. Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 23.7 % d.b. Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 33.5 % d.b. High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 36.6 % d.b. High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 78.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 82.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 57 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 70.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 77.5 % d.b. Oil <5% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 64.4 % d.b. Oil >5% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 27.4 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45 % d.b. Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 44 % d.b. Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 29.4 % d.b. Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34.7 % d.b. Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 28.3 % d.b. Oil <30% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 43.2 % d.b. Oil >30% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 49.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 70.5 % d.b. Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 58.9 % d.b. Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 69.9 % d.b. Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55.8 % d.b. Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48.9 % d.b. Crude Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50.5 % d.b. Exhausted Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 73 % d.b. Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 73.2 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 28.2 % d.b. Decanted Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 49.2 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 66 % d.b. High oil Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 84.4 % d.b. Low oil Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 51.8 % d.b. Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 35.2 % d.b. Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 66.4 % d.b. Peanut Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 16.7 % d.b. Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 26.6 % d.b. Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 18.1 % d.b. Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 9.3 % d.b. Without shells Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 37.1 % d.b. With shells Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 41.4 % d.b. Peanut Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34.1 % d.b. Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 43.6 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25.1 % d.b. Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 27 % d.b. Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 77 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 53.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 31.1 % d.b. 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 29.9 % d.b. 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 29.2 % d.b. Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20.4 % d.b. Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 24.6 % d.b. Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45.5 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 14.8 % d.b. Whole Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 47 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 79.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 64.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 13.7 % d.b. Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 11 % d.b. High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 11.1 % d.b. High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 13.2 % d.b. All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 9.1 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 13.6 % d.b. Toasted Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 13.1 % d.b. Extruded Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 39.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.1 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 66.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 44.3 % d.b. Without seeds Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 74.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 71.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 38.7 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 46.4 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.9 % d.b. Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 29.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 65.1 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 45.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 10.5 % DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 16.2 % d.b. Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 17.7 % d.b. Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 10.6 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 10.7 % d.b. Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 14.6 % d.b. Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 6 % d.b. Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55.7 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 57.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55 % d.b. Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 10.9 % d.b. Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 11.9 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 27.1 % d.b. Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21.1 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20.6 % DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20.9 % DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 19.9 % d.b. Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 25.6 % d.b. Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 18.2 % d.b. Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 15.3 % d.b. Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21.4 % d.b. Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 33.7 % DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 14.1 % d.b. Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 21.8 % d.b. Orange Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 18.3 % d.b. Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20.6 % d.b. Grapefruit Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 24.3 % d.b. Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 28.2 % d.b. Lime Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 61.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 49 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 83.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 70.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 63.5 % d.b. By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 24.1 % d.b. Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 40.7 % d.b. Pulp, high ash, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 75.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 81.5 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 54.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 82.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 64.1 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 54.2 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 8 % d.b. Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 43.9 % d.b. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 41.8 % d.b. Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 30.5 % d.b. Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 37.4 % d.b. Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 29.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 11.9 % d.b. Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 19 % d.b. Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 7.1 % d.b. Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 47.5 % d.b. Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 49.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 20.4 % d.b. Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 34.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 47.2 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 42.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 40.1 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 11.3 % d.b. Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 10.4 % d.b. Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48.1 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 86.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 81.7 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 87.7 % d.b. Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 79.3 % d.b. NaOH-treated, fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 67.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 69.6 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 66.1 % d.b. Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 56.2 % d.b. Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 55.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 64.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 43.8 % d.b. Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 11.4 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 12.9 % d.b. With shells Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 8.8 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 7 % DM Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0.1 % d.b. Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0.4 % d.b. Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 0.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Neutral Detergent Fibre 48.3 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50-70 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50-70 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Fibre 80.6 % Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Neutral Detergent Fibre 58.75 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Neutral Detergent Fibre 13.6 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Neutral Detergent Fibre 567.9 g/kg DM From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Neutral Detergent Fibre 413.8 g/kg DM From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Neutral Detergent Fibre 19 g/kg DM Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Neutral Detergent Fibre 246 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Neutral Detergent Fibre 347 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Neutral Detergent Fibre 50 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Neutral Detergent Fibre 294 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Neutral Detergent Fibre 515 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 580 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 626 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 569 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 741 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 321 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 291 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 122 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 584 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Neutral Detergent Fibre 738 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Neutral Detergent Fibre 764 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Neutral Detergent Fibre 486 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Neutral Detergent Fibre 794 g/kg DM Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Neutral Detergent Fibre 196 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Neutral Detergent Fibre 277 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Neutral Detergent Fibre 528.1 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Neutral Detergent Fibre 624 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Neutral Detergent Fibre 413 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Neutral Detergent Fibre 366 g/kg DM Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Neutral Detergent Fibre 326 g/kg DM Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Neutral Detergent Fibre 519 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 542 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 506 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 503 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 542 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 423 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 402 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 350 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 379 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 404 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Neutral Detergent Fibre 242 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 230 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 210 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 220 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 200 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 228 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 193 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 330 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 365 g/kg DM Whole, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 351 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Neutral Detergent Fibre 306 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Neutral Detergent Fibre 302 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Neutral Detergent Fibre 537.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 490 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 379.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 349.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 372.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 398.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 450.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 481.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 417.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 392.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 101 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre 332 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 295 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Neutral Detergent Fibre 147.59 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Neutral Detergent Fibre 102.96 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Neutral Detergent Fibre 140.61 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Neutral Detergent Fibre 150.67 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Neutral Detergent Fibre 394 g/kg DM Wet Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Neutral Detergent Fibre 117 g/kg DM Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Neutral Detergent Fibre 73.09 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Neutral Detergent Fibre 68.01 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Neutral Detergent Fibre 70.79 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Neutral Detergent Fibre 71.24 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Neutral Detergent Fibre 410 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Neutral Detergent Fibre 353-462 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Neutral Detergent Fibre 210-353 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 2.9 % db Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 3.4 % db Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 1.1 % db Ground Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 5.1 % db Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 15.2 % db FL 4/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 14.8 % db Fl 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 1.2 % db Almond, WH Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 5.6 % db Whole, FL 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 4.3 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 3.95 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 2.92 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 1.99 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 2.1 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 2.2 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 1.82 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 1.55 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 2.09 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 0.35 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 0.24 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 0.74 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 3.92 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 1.48 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 0.96 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 3.54 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 3.92 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 2.95 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 9.23 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 4.71 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 5.23 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 12.81 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 13.93 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 16.75 % db Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Neutral Detergent Fibre Crude Protein (NDFCP) 4.4 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 489 g/kg DM Silage. Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 480 g/kg DM Silage. Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 311 g/kg DM Silage. Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 90 g/kg DM Silage. Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 504 g/kg DM Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 491 g/kg DM Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 286 g/kg DM Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 92 g/kg DM Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 441 g/kg DM Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 490 g/kg DM Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 295 g/kg DM Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre Digestibility (NDFD) 118 g/kg DM Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 561 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 627 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 322 g/kg DM Almond Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 403 g/kg DM Cracked Pima Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 271 g/kg DM Pellets (380g/kg CP, solvent) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 338 g/kg DM High CP (corn with solubles) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 537 g/kg DM Silage Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 189 g/kg DM Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, expressed inclusive of residual ash (aNDF) 57 g/kg DM Tubers (whole) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, free of residue ash (aNDFom) 319 g/kg DM Almond Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, free of residue ash (aNDFom) 385 g/kg DM Cracked Pima Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, free of residue ash (aNDFom) 237 g/kg DM Pellets (380g/kg CP, solvent) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, free of residue ash (aNDFom) 331 g/kg DM High CP (corn with solubles) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, free of residue ash (aNDFom) 495 g/kg DM Silage Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, free of residue ash (aNDFom) 185 g/kg DM Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Fibre, amylase-treated, free of residue ash (aNDFom) 55 g/kg DM Tubers (whole) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Neutral Detergent Insoluble Crude Protein (NDICP) 54 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Neutral Detergent Soluble Fibre (NDSF) 345 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 47.5 % DM Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 73.5 % DM Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 37.0-44.8 % DM Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 54.2 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 57.8 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 37.1-48.5 % DM Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 25.9 % DM Vitis vinifera Fruit waste as feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 72.5 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 66.3 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 91 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 73.5 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 47.5 % DM Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 42-48.5 % DM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 27 % DM Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 37 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 64.2 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 40.7 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 66.2 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 76 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 91 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 76 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 83.2 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 63 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 85.8 % DM Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 74.4 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 74-80.9 % DM L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 37-44.8 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 66.3 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 72.5 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral Detergent Solubles (NDS) 57.8 % DM Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Neutral detergent fibre digestibility 22.39 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Neutral detergent fibre digestibility 14.94 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Neutral detergent fibre digestibility 218 MJ/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Neutral detergent fibre digestibility 61.9 % Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral detergent fibre digestibility 52.2 % Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral detergent fibre digestibility 76.3 % Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Neutral monosaccharide composition 192.02 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 305 mg/g dry pectins Orange NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 105 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 148.95 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 377 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 154 mg/g dry pectins Sour NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 46 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 330 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 142 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 153 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 316 mg/g dry pectins Sour NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 364 mg/g dry pectins Flakes NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 105 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 186 mg/g dry pectins Whole NOSHAN
Neutral monosaccharide composition 162 mg/g dry pectins Whole NOSHAN
Nitrogen 0.36 % ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen 0.19 g/100g Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen 4.2 g/kg Cropgen database
Nitrogen 12 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 13.03 g/kg Orange NOSHAN
Nitrogen 23.78 g/kg Milk NOSHAN
Nitrogen 25.86 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 5.2 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 65 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 55 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 12.69 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 65 g/kg Hard NOSHAN
Nitrogen 27 g/kg Soft NOSHAN
Nitrogen 44.58 g/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Nitrogen 13.06 g/kg Sour NOSHAN
Nitrogen 20.44 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 57 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 54.06 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 16.88 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 5.09 g/kg Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Nitrogen 17.65 g/kg Selected NOSHAN
Nitrogen 31.52 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 56.33 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 10 g/kg Sour NOSHAN
Nitrogen 33.07 g/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Nitrogen 21.17 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 5.4 g/kg Whole NOSHAN
Nitrogen 6.19 g/kg Whole NOSHAN
Nitrogen 49.53 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen 36000 g/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Nitrogen 4.6 % DM By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Nitrogen 0.48 % DM Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Nitrogen 0.37 % DM Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Nitrogen 0.6 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Nitrogen 0.6 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Nitrogen 2.48 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nitrogen 1.93 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nitrogen 2.08 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nitrogen 2.47 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nitrogen 2 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nitrogen 2.58 % DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nitrogen 2.4 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nitrogen 4.9 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nitrogen 5.6 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nitrogen 6.7 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nitrogen 2.5 % DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nitrogen 3.2 % DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nitrogen <0.2 % DM Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Nitrogen <0.2 % DM Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Nitrogen 1.71 % DM Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Nitrogen 1.69 % DM Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Nitrogen 1.15 % DM Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Nitrogen 4.6 % DM Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Nitrogen 1.1 % DM Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Nitrogen 0.38 % DM Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Nitrogen 0.4 % DM Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Nitrogen 0.5 % DM Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Nitrogen 0.51 % DM Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Nitrogen 4.6 % dry ash free basis Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Nitrogen 3.8 % dry ash free basis Raw Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Nitrogen 4 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Nitrogen 7.5 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Nitrogen 8.7 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Nitrogen 4.7 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Nitrogen 0.035 g N/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Nitrogen 0.033 g N/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Nitrogen 0.04 g N/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Nitrogen 0.023 g N/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Nitrogen 0.062 g/g volatile solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Nitrogen 0.062 g/g volatile solids Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Nitrogen 1.88 % total solids Usual harvest time for animal food Cropgen database
Nitrogen 1.6 % total solids Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Nitrogen 2.8 % total solids Beta vulgaris, harvest time: October Cropgen database
Nitrogen 2.2 % total solids Residual Cropgen database
Nitrogen 2.2 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Nitrogen 5.7 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Nitrogen 3.1 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Nitrogen 3.9 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Nitrogen 8 wt% daf Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Nitrogen 10.1 wt% daf Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Nitrogen 9.1 wt% daf Nitrogen Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Nitrogen 0.2 % maf Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Nitrogen 1.1 % maf Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Nitrogen 0.9 % maf Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Nitrogen 0.3 % maf Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Nitrogen 1 % maf Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Nitrogen 0.8 % maf Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Nitrogen 3.26 % DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Nitrogen 2.6 % Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Nitrogen 3.44 % total solids Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Nitrogen 8.1 g/kg Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Nitrogen 3.3 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Nitrogen 5.2 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Nitrogen 5.2 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Nitrogen 3.12 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen 3.13 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen 3.42 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen 2.91 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen 2.46 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen 2.58 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen 5.72 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen 0.68 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Nitrogen 0.99 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Nitrogen 0.93 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Nitrogen 1.13 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Nitrogen 33.61 g/kg DM Dried Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Nitrogen attached to Acid Detergent Fibre 706 g/kg total nitrogen Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Nitrogen attached to Acid Detergent Fibre 533 g/kg total nitrogen Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 48 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 66 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 53 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 62 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 57 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 42 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 68 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 54 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 55 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 55 % Maize, wet Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 87 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 82 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 70 % All types Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 84 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 67 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 56 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 58 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 20 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 46 % High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 68 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 61 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 76 % Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 65 % Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 81 % Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 41 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 43 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 78 % Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 92 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 83 % Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 85 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 66 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 61 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 38 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 65 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 72 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 71 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 77 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 71 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 62 % Extruded Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 80 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 91 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 95 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 65 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 86 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 62 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 17 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 33 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 23 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 29 % Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 69 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 91 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 69 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 43 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 47 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 44 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 59 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 51 % Low protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 52 % High fat Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=4%) 52 % Poultry Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 43 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 77 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 61 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 51 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 58 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 54 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 51 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 36 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 63 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 48 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 46 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 65 % Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 46 % Maize, wet Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 62 % Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 85 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 76 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 64 % All types Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 80 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 72 % Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 79 % Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 60 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 52 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 49 % Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 50 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 16 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 75 % Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 39 % High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 53 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 53 % Oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 59 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 56 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 77 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 60 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 56 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 72 % Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 60 % Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 75 % Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 37 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 40 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 36 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 75 % Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 72 % Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 89 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 81 % Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 81 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 50 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 60 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 72 % 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 52 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 32 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 58 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 65 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 65 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 70 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 65 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 60 % Toasted Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 54 % Extruded Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 40 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 40 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 75 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 79 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 75 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 95 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 63 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 43 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 98 % Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 85 % Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 82 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 60 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 16 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 31 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 20 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 26 % Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 96 % Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 94 % Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 61 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 45 % Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 56 % Silage Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 88 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 61 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 30 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 40 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 43 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 39 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 55 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 45 % Low protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 48 % High fat Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 46 % Low fat Feedipedia
Nitrogen degradability (effective, k=6%) 47 % Poultry Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 83.9 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 76.9 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 53.9 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 89.5 % Polished Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 87.7 % Brown Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 74.5 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 83 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 79.5 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.7 % Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 79.5 % Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 62.7 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 55.6 % Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 80.7 % Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 72.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 61 % Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 70.6 % All types Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 63.5 % High tannin Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 83.4 % Low tannin Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 67.4 % Red varieties Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 75.5 % White varieties Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 64.9 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 71.4 % Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 76.1 % Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 83.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 79.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 87.2 % Cashew Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 72.8 % Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig -7.7 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 70.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 49.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 70.9 % Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 67.9 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 83.8 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.8 % Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 76 % Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 87.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 87.8 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 83 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.5 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.9 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 76.3 % Oil <30% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 69.9 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 63.1 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 64.7 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 51.4 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 29.6 % Peanut Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 81 % Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 85.4 % Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 83 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 69.4 % Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 52.3 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 80.3 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 82 % 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.3 % Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 88.6 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 40.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 87 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 89.6 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 89.5 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 86.5 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 81.6 % Toasted Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 87.1 % Extruded Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 35.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 35.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 78.4 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 81.2 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.3 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 78 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 79.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 40.1 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 58 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.5 % Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 53.6 % Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 51.8 % Mature, cooked Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 46.9 % Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 41.4 % Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 57.2 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 58.1 % Orange, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 64.9 % Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 42.6 % Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 68.3 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 67.2 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 71.3 % Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 69.6 % Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 67.1 % Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 74.2 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 61.1 % Orange Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 67.9 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 61.3 % Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 44.7 % Lime Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 16.3 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 30.6 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 6 % Pulp, high ash, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 61.1 % Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 49.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 52 % Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 49.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 35.9 % Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 73.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 44.7 % Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 52.1 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 52.8 % Tubers, cooked, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 49.2 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 85 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 90.7 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 72.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 92.5 % High protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 86.8 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 86.9 % Low protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 81.2 % High fat Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 82.1 % Low fat Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 87 % Poultry Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 87.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, growing pig 64.6 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, in vitro 0.922 N/A Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Nitrogen digestibility, in vitro 0.662 N/A Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 60 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 77 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 89 % Brown Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 74 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 88.3 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 89.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 57.7 % Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 22 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 45.1 % Oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 82.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 72 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 78.5 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 9.9 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 81.9 % Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 88 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 33.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 33.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 81 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 81.6 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 66.6 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 67.3 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 78.6 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 59.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 59.2 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 67.9 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 68.4 % Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, rabbit 28 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 50 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 58 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 2.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 43 % Urea-treated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 60.1 % Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 65 % Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 69.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 58.9 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 3.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 63.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 43 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 73.9 % Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.2 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.3 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 86.6 % Polished Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 68.5 % Brown Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.2 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 77 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.7 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 81.2 % Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.7 % Maize, wet Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 75.8 % Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 68 % Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 39.6 % Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 72.7 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 71 % Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 26.8 % Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 7.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76 % Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.3 % Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.2 % Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 68.4 % All types Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 66.8 % High tannin Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.5 % Low tannin Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 67.5 % Red varieties Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 68.3 % White varieties Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 68.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 77.1 % Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76.3 % Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 80.8 % Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 35.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76.5 % Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76.7 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 2.6 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 81.8 % Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 82.8 % Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 77.5 % High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 26.6 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 62 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 49.8 % Oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 68.7 % Oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76.6 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76.9 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 73.9 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.8 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 85.6 % Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 83 % Oil >30% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 67.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 8.5 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 24 % Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 21.3 % Crude Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 14 % Exhausted Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 32.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 73.3 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 74.2 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 65.3 % Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 18.7 % Peanut Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 79.4 % Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 94 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 74 % With shells Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 18.5 % Peanut Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 79.1 % Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 38 % Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 81 % Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 84 % Without hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 88.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 58.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 74.7 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 74.6 % Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 80 % Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 88 % Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.4 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 74.7 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 83.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 49.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 78.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 80.4 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 80.4 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 80.2 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 92.5 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 83.7 % Toasted Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 83.6 % Extruded Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.3 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 63.1 % Silage Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 6 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 57.5 % Without seeds Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 43.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 84.5 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 87.7 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 85.8 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 75 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 90.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 72 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 90 % Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 50 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 51.8 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 0 % Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 54.7 % Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 34.1 % Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 22 % Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 64 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 64 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 63.4 % Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 67.6 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 66.9 % Orange, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 69.2 % Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 67.6 % Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 72.2 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.2 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 74.1 % Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 75.4 % Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 71.1 % Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 76.8 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 67.7 % Orange Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.6 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 64.5 % Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 66.7 % Lime Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 0 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 30.1 % Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 22 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 51.4 % Dry Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 28 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 15.2 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 42.1 % Silage Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 0 % Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 77.1 % Fresh, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 72.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 77 % Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 62 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 37.5 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 44 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 51 % Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.7 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 71.6 % Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 69.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.2 % Silage Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 89.2 % Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 64 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 62.5 % Silage Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 48 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 33 % Dry Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 37.5 % Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 46.8 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 70.7 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 43.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 43.6 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 18 % Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 82.5 % From yeast production Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 86.6 % From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 88.5 % From lysine production Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 74.7 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 74.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 95 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, ruminants 75.1 % Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, salmonids 83.7 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, salmonids 83.7 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, salmonids 89.8 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, salmonids 62.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, salmonids 64.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, salmonids 90.7 % High protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, salmonids 87.7 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen digestibility, salmonids 72.6 % Poultry Feedipedia
Nitrogen free extract 343 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Nitrogen free extract 334 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Nitrogen free extract 256 g/kg DM Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Nitrogen free extract 765 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Nitrogen free extract 295 g/kg DM Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Nitrogen free extract 332 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Nitrogen free extract 52.4 % Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Nitrogen oxides (Nox) 0.78 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Nitrogen to protein conversion factor 5.74 calculated from total amino acids NOSHAN
Nitrogen to protein conversion factor 5.67 calculated from total amino acids Orange NOSHAN
Nitrogen to protein conversion factor 6.11 calculated from total amino acids Milk NOSHAN
Nitrogen to protein conversion factor 5.1 calculated from total amino acids NOSHAN
Nitrogen, Kjeldahl 0.89 g/L Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Nitrogen, Kjeldahl 70 g/kg wet waste Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Nitrogen, Kjeldahl 73 g/kg Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Nitrogen, Kjeldahl 21 g/kg wet waste Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Nitrogen, Kjeldahl 8.12 g/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Nitrogen, ammonium 260 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Nitrogen, ammonium 17 % Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Nitrogen, digestible 2.34 % Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen, digestible 0.77 % Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen, digestible 1.89 % Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen, digestible 1.91 % Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 23.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 39 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 38.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 44 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 12.7 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 9.4 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 42.8 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 21.7 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 11.1 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 11.1 % Maize, wet Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 73.3 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 24.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 41.2 % All types Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 28.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 19.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 37.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 18.6 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 3 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 16.7 % High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 13.5 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 35.7 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 55.3 % Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 32 % Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 46.4 % Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 14.2 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 13.8 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 15.7 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 27 % Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 67.3 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 58.5 % Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 39 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 21.2 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 18.3 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 5.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 30.3 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 15.3 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 28.4 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 24.5 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 28.7 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 12.6 % Extruded Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 27.3 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 38.2 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 26.6 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 91.1 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 39.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 58.5 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 52.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 10 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 22.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 6.7 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 15.9 % Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 17.6 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 48.5 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 17.6 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 32.7 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 22.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 15.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 36.8 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 20.1 % Low protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 27.7 % High fat Feedipedia
Nitrogen, immediately digestible 28.2 % Poultry Feedipedia
Nitrogen, non protein 0.37 % Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen, non protein 1.36 % Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen, non protein 0.52 % Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen, non protein 0.18 % Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen, organic 1300 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Nitrogen, organic 20 g/kg Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Nitrogen, organic 0.83 g/L Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Nitrogen, organic 83 % Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 55.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 54 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 25.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 54 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 64.1 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 57.9 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 44.7 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 62.1 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 84.7 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 84.7 % Maize, wet Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 22.5 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 71.6 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 58.8 % All types Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 66.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 71.8 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 36.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 79.5 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 40.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 83.3 % High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 82.9 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 49.6 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 44.7 % Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 51.1 % Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 57.7 % Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 45.1 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 63.1 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 82.5 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 70.4 % Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 32.7 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 33.9 % Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 58 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 65 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 80.7 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 62.3 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 66.5 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 78.9 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 63.6 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 71.8 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 61.7 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 87.4 % Extruded Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 60.3 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 61.8 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 35.6 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 5.3 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 34.2 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 41.3 % Dried Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 22.4 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 14.5 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 22.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 27.4 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 24.3 % Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 81.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 50.1 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 81.1 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 38 % Fresh Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 44.1 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 48.3 % Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 40 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 57.6 % Low protein Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 44.4 % High fat Feedipedia
Nitrogen, potentially digestible 47.1 % Poultry Feedipedia
Nitrogen, soluble 0.86 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 0 g/kg Orange NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 11.37 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 1.2 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 15.83 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 6.04 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 4.1 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 7.57 g/kg Hard NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 1.43 g/kg Soft NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 2.72 g/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 2.75 g/kg Sour NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 3.44 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 7.24 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 2.7 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 1.38 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 2.78 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 0 g/kg Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 2.77 g/kg Selected NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 3.83 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 6.25 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 3.1 g/kg Sour NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 1.03 g/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 2.39 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 1.03 g/kg Whole NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 0.69 g/kg Whole NOSHAN
Nitrogen, soluble 1.72 g/kg NOSHAN
Nitrogen, total 0.02 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Nitrogen, total 0.36 g/100g Cashew Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Nitrogen, total 0.36 g/100g Cashew, de-oiled Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Nitrogen, total 0.63 g/100g Cropgen database
Nitrogen, total 4 g/100g Mesophilic Cropgen database
Nitrogen, total 4 g/100g Thermophilic Cropgen database
Nitrogen, total 0.72 g/100g Cropgen database
Nitrogen, total 4.48 g/100g Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Nitrogen, total 0.8 g/100g Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Nitrogen, total 1.36 g/100g Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Nitrogen, total 0.45 g/100g Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Nitrogen, total 2.37 g/100g Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Nitrogen, total 1.38 g/100g Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 2.05 g/100g Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.45 g/100g GrapefuitChar produced at 700°C from grapefruit skin ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.08 g/100g OrangeCarbonization under N2 for 2 hours at 700°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 6.94 g/100g 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.92 g/100g Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.55 g/100g Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.76 g/100g Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.16 g/100g Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.11 g/100g Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.12 g/100g Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.77 g/100g Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.89 g/100g Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.98 g/100g Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 2.4 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.39 g/100g Char from olive stones at T = 623 K; S-Co2 = 305 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.4 g/100g Char from olive stones at 873 K; S-N2 = 85 m2/g, S-CO2 = 548 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.76 g/100g Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.17 g/100g Char produced at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.15 g/100g Char produced at 600°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.96 g/100g Char produced at 850°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.35 g/100g Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.49 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.2 g/100g Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.8 g/100g Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.85 g/100g Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.7 g/100g Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.6 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.56 g/100g Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.84 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.12 g/100g Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.52 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.65 g/100g Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.33 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.32 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.38 g/100g C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.63 g/100g C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.24 g/100g C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.33 g/100g C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.06 g/100g Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.96 g/100g Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.68 g/100g Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.16 g/100g Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.17 g/100g Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.1 g/100g Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.22 g/100g Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.01 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.06 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.15 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.45 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.65 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.71 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.74 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 2.62 g/100g Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 2.53 g/100g Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 2.81 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 3.13 g/100g Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 2.98 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.28 g/100g Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.23 g/100g Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.14 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.5 g/100g Coir ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.45 g/100g Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.28 g/100g Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 4.2% (obtained with extraction with acetone/water) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.09 g/100g Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.29 g/100g Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.19 g/100g Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.19 g/100g Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.6 g/100g Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.36 g/100g Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.28 g/100g Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.71 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.44 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.47 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.52 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.54 g/100g Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.5 g/100g Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.16 g/100g Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.42 g/100g Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.36 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 2.21 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.95 g/100g Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.5 g/100g Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.37 g/100g Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.29 g/100g Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.39 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.09 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.55 g/100g Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.2 g/100g Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 3.51 g/100g Exhausted ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.91 g/100g Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1 g/100g Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.29 g/100g Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.75 g/100g Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.74 g/100g Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.28 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.36 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.72 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.32 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.48 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.63 g/100g Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.64 g/100g Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.56 g/100g Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.56 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.32 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 2.74 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.26 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.53 g/100g Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.76 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.66 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.88 g/100g Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 3.68 g/100g Black ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.35 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.79 g/100g Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.36 g/100g Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.36 g/100g Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 1.09 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 0.36 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Nitrogen, total 16.7 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Nitrogen, total 14.3 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Nitrogen, total 7.2 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Nitrogen, total 32.5 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Nitrogen, total 23.9 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Nitrogen, total 22.6 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Nitrogen, total 15.4 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Nitrogen, total 16.11 g/kg DM NOSHAN
Nitrogen, total 250-700 mg/l Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Nitrogen, total 2888.89 mg/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total 2888.89 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 1560 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 10 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 7.28 % total solids Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 7.39 g/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 8.06 g/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 8.12 g/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 7.53 g/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 6.45 g/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 7.02 g/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 5.1 g/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 4.37 g/kg Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 7.38 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Nitrogen, total Kjeldahl 6.80 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Nitrogen-free extract 13.9 % Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Nitrogen-free extract 57-63.5 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Nitrogen-free extract 7.9 % Wet, apple pulp Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Nitrogen-free extract 2.13 % Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen-free extract 1.75 % Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen-free extract 3.17 % Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen-free extract 5.04 % Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen-free extract 2.67 % Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Nitrogen-free extract 37.14 % Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Nitrogen-free extract 14.3 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Nitrogen-free extract 73.5 % DM Grapefruit. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Nitrogen-free extract 70.3 % DM Orange. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Nitrogen-free extract 70.1 % DM Dried. Source: Trinidad Citrus by-products for animal feed
Nitrogen-free extract 71.1 % DM Dried. Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Nitrogen-free extract 87.3 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Nitrogen-free extract 37.5 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Nitrogen-free extract 29.34 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Nitrogen-free extract 29.66 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Nitrogen-free extract 29.88 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 14.04 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 125.78 Extraction Orange NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 8.56 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 13.41 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 29.74 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 25.46 Extraction Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 10.96 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 13.81 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 23.45 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 24.82 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 22.64 Extraction Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 28.14 Extraction Flakes NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 14.21 Extraction NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 10.36 Extraction Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 9.16 Extraction Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 559.44 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 1099.16 UV Orange NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 735.64 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 408.18 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 933.92 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 602.4 UV Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 894.44 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 292.71 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 1146.73 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 85.46 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 643.1 UV Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 670.91 UV Flakes NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 783.94 UV NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 488 UV Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 1008.94 UV Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 227 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 202 GC/MS Orange NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 128 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 150 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 173 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 86 GC/MS Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 36 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 306 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 89 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 159 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 267 GC/MS Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 385 GC/MS Flakes NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 85 GC/MS NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 198 GC/MS Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 130 GC/MS Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 36.21 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 24.72 NMR Orange NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 13.73 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 39.91 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 18.98 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 26.46 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 5.21 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 10.34 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 19.06 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 24.9 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 12.19 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 29.08 NMR Flakes NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 21.55 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 46.4 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 25 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 2.85 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 1.49 NMR Orange NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 7.22 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 5.58 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 3.68 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 3.5 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 0.43 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 7.79 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 2.01 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 12.55 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 3.16 NMR Sour NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 18.02 NMR Flakes NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 2.84 NMR NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 7.4 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) 4.6 NMR Whole NOSHAN
Non-phytate P (NPP) 3.8 g/kg dm Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Oleosin 17 % NOSHAN
Oligosaccharide 29.1 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Ornithine 0.04 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Ornithine 1.17 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Ornithine 0.01 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Pectin 2 % Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Pectin 16.5 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Pectin 2-6 % Cull Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Pectin 19.5 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Pectin 4.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 3.9 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 4.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 5.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 4.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 1.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 1.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 6.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 2.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 5.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 6.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 6.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 7.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Pectin 20.9 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Pectin 223 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Pectin 3.5-14.2 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Pectin 3-4 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Pectin 2 % Solanum lycopersicum Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Pectin 15.25 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Pectin 15.28 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Pectin 17.97 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Pectin 19.74 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Pectin yield 55.52 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 246.57 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Pectin yield 27.02 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 87.16 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 123.12 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 64.52 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Pectin yield 18.54 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 24.72 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 121.32 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 47.93 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 66.64 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Pectin yield 60.42 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Pectin yield 18.59 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Pectin yield 20.66 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Pectin yield 18.53 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Pentosan, soluble 11 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Pentosan, soluble 12 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Pentosan, total 29 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Pentosan, total 36 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Peptides, other (not phosphoglycerate mutase or pyruvate decarboxylase isozyme) 31 % NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 1.93 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 4.1 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 3.61 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 4.21 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 13.3 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Phenylalanine 1.26 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 14.45 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 14.57 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.69 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 21.45 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 17.44 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 32.69 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 4.97 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 4.09 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 8.02 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 10.26 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 10.15 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.67 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 1.7 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.92 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.48 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.22 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 10.78 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.08 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 3.82 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.91 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.93 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 1.23 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 11.59 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 14.5 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Phenylalanine 6.1 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Phenylalanine 29.9 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Phenylalanine 24.3 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Phenylalanine 23.4 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Phenylalanine 15.6 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Phenylalanine 20.2 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Phenylalanine 7.4 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Phenylalanine 2.50 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phenylalanine 2.0 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phenylalanine 12.9 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Phenylalanine 17.1 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Phenylalanine 15.5 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Phenylalanine 4.86 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Phenylalanine 3.83 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Phenylalanine 5.25 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Phenylalanine 5.07 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Phenylalanine 3.81 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Phenylalanine 3.76 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Phenylalanine 4.35 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Phenylalanine 4.89 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Phenylalanine 61 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Phenylalanine 56 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Phenylalanine 88 g/160g nitrogen Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Phenylalanine 57 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Phenylalanine 56.9 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Phenylalanine 53.3 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Phenylalanine 3.02 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Phenylalanine 2.93 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Phenylalanine 2.81 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Phenylalanine 1.6 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Phenylalanine 5.34 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Phenylalanine 5.83 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Phenylalanine 5.03 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Phenylalanine 4.54 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Phenylalanine 4.14 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Phenylalanine 5.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.6 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.9 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.6 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.6 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.6 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.9 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.7 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.9 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.1 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.2 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.1 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.3 % protein All types Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.5 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.1 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.7 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.5 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.3 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.5 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.3 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.7 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.7 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.1 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.2 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.1 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.2 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.1 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.8 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.2 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.2 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.1 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.6 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.7 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.2 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.2 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.4 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.3 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.8 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.3 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 0.4 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.3 % protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.3 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.2 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.2 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.3 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.5 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.2 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.6 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.1 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.1 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.1 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.7 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.3 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.8 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.3 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 6.1 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.3 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.3 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.1 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.2 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.3 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.3 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.9 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 8.5 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.2 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 0.4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.8 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.8 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.4 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.2 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.7 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 6.2 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.9 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 0.4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.5 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 0.2 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 0.1 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 1.4 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.5 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 6.9 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.7 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.2 % protein Raw Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 8.6 % protein Steamed Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.8 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.4 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.8 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.5 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.1 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.1 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.8 % protein All species Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.7 % protein Pork Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 0 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.8 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.4 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.5 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.9 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 5.8 % protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 7.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.6 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.5 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 6.3 % protein Without shells Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4 % protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4 % protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.9 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 2.5 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 4.3 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 3.7 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Phenylalanine 0.21 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.42 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 1.69 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.45 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.55 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.19 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.18 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.44 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.66 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.12 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.31 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 3.61 % D AA Orange NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0 % D AA Milk NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 1.65 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0.79 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.89 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.59 % D AA Hard NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.53 % D AA Soft NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 4 % D AA Soft and hard NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.39 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 3.63 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 3.81 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 4.02 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 4.79 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.04 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.81 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 6.5 % D AA Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 4.86 % D AA Selected NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 3.42 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.86 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.57 % D AA Flakes NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 1.39 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 2.54 % D AA NOSHAN
Phenylalanine 14.9 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Phenylalanine 3.99 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 4.32 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 4.08 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 5.02 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 4.07 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 4.26 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 3.76 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 3.63 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 3.35 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Phenylalanine 133.51 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Phenylalanine 175.45 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Phosphoglycerate mutase 17 % NOSHAN
Phytate 7.4 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Phytate Phosphorus 7.4 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Polysaccharides 75 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Polysaccharides, cell wall 50 % Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Polysaccharides, cell wall 68 % Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Polysaccharides, cell wall 69 % Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Polysaccharides, cell wall 64 % Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Polysaccharides, cell wall 50 % Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Polysaccharides, cell wall 70 % Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Polysaccharides, cell wall 32 % Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Polyunsaturated fatty acids Tr g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Polyunsaturated fatty acids 47 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Polyunsaturated fatty acids 25.7 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Polyunsaturated fatty acids 55 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Polyunsaturated fatty acids 10.91 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Polyunsaturated fatty acids 27.2 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Prolamin 14 % protein Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Prolamin 12 % protein Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Prolamin 9.1 % protein Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Prolamin 8.2 % protein Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Prolamin 14 % protein Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Prolamin 2.5 % protein Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Prolamin 8.5 % protein Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Prolamin 4.8 % protein Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Prolamin 7.9 % protein Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Proline 1.8 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 19.47 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Proline 5.27 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Proline 11.21 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 1.14 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 15.54 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 23.62 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 42.51 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Proline 34.27 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Proline 62.03 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Proline 6.16 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Proline 5.33 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 11.22 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 13.57 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 10.91 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 2.44 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 4.31 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 0.81 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Proline 3.6 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Proline 2.96 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 14.9 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 11.96 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Proline 4.72 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Proline 1.73 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 1.13 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Proline 1.77 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Proline 19.58 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Proline 19.3 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Proline 33.3 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Proline 13.8 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Proline 10.7 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Proline 3.3 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Proline 21.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 21.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 22.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 21.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 21.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 24.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 21.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 21.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 22.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 22.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Proline 6.43 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Proline 3.82 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Proline 8.57 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Proline 4.41 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Proline 3.66 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Proline 4.53 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Proline 7.35 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Proline 8.5 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Proline 48 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Proline 45.9 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Proline 1.21 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Proline 1.29 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Proline 1.23 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Proline 0.98 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Proline 4.98 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Proline 10.36 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Proline 5.17 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Proline 6.44 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Proline 5.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Proline 9.4 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 4.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Proline 4.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Proline 9.3 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Proline 9.4 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Proline 8.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 5 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Proline 4.5 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Proline 5.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 7.7 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Proline 8.3 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Proline 8.5 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Proline 8.3 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Proline 4.7 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Proline 5.3 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Proline 4.6 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Proline 5.1 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Proline 5.6 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Proline 6.1 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Proline 7.6 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Proline 8.4 % protein All types Feedipedia
Proline 6.7 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Proline 6.8 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Proline 8.5 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Proline 8.6 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Proline 6.3 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 8.5 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Proline 8.3 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Proline 4 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 9.6 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 5.2 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 3.4 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Proline 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 3.6 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Proline 3.6 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Proline 4 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Proline 3.1 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Proline 2.5 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 3.6 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 4.4 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Proline 4.7 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Proline 5.3 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Proline 3.1 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Proline 3 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Proline 4.6 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Proline 16.9 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Proline 4.7 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Proline 8.9 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Proline 5.2 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Proline 4 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Proline 4 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Proline 0.4 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Proline 6 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Proline 6.3 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Proline 5.9 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Proline 5.9 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Proline 3.9 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Proline 3.9 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Proline 3.5 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Proline 3.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Proline 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 4.9 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Proline 5 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Proline 4.8 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Proline 5 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Proline 5 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Proline 5.2 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Proline 5.1 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Proline 4.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Proline 4.1 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Proline 4.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Proline 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 4.5 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Proline 3 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Proline 3.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 5.6 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 3.2 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Proline 2.9 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Proline 5.2 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Proline 4.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 2.3 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Proline 0.9 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 3.6 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Proline 2.8 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Proline 4.5 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 3.3 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Proline 4.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Proline 4.3 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Proline 5.3 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 5.6 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 4.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 3 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Proline 0.3 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Proline 1.5 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Proline 0.6 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Proline 4 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Proline 4 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 9.4 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 3.8 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Proline 4.2 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Proline 4.8 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Proline 7.7 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Proline 6.1 % protein Feedipedia
Proline 13.1 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Proline 14.3 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Proline 8.1 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Proline 8.4 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Proline 8 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Proline 3.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 3.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 4 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Proline 5.3 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 5.9 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Proline 3.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Proline 3.6 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Proline 6.5 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Proline 27 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Proline 5.46 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Proline 2.99 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Proline 0.71 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Proline 1.71 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Proline 0.52 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Proline 1.41 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Proline 0.77 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Proline 2.26 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Proline 1.66 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Proline 4.5 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Proline 0.17 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Proline 3.19 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 3.66 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 5.74 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 4.37 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 5.57 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 7.78 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 7.75 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 7.22 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 5.94 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Proline 13.7 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Proline 7.2 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Proline 253.38 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Proline 310.61 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Proline 6.6 g/16g N Feedipedia
Protein 0.1 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Protein 27.16 g/100g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 25.63 g/100g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 28.13 g/100g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 18.72 g/100g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 23.75 g/100g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 23.25 g/100g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 15.84 g/100g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 12.09 g/100g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 16.75 g/100g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 21 g/100g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Protein 12-20 g/100g Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Protein 15.93 g/100g Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein 24.61 g/100g Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein 12.86 g/100g Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein 16.09 g/100g Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein 13.75 g/100g Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein 6.1 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Protein 6.3 % w/w d.b Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Protein <0.1 % w/w d.b A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Protein 2.3 % w/w d.b A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Protein 18.8 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Protein 34.85 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Protein 43.54 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Protein 23.72 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Protein 13.8 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Protein 33.7 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Protein 26.5 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Protein 27.3 % of total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Protein 130 g/kg Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Protein 91 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Protein 116 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Protein 215 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Protein 63 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Protein 61 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Protein 94 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Protein 119 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Protein 113 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Protein 62 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Protein 440 g/kg wet waste Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Protein 458 g/kg Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Protein 0.123 g equiv. BSA/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Protein 0.102 g equiv. BSA/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Protein 0.208 g equiv. BSA/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Protein 0.169 g equiv. BSA/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Protein 0.09 g equiv. BSA/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Protein 6.9 % Sequential extraction and physicochemical characterization of polysaccharides from chicory (Chichorium intybus) root pulp
Protein 2.82 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Protein 3.48 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Protein 15.8 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Protein 11.5 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Protein 10.76 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Protein 14.21 % DM A comparative evaluation of antioxidant and antidiabetic potential of peel from young and matured potato
Protein (crude) digestibility 35.01 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Protein (crude) digestibility 8.61 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Protein (crude) digestibility 90.2 % Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Protein (crude) digestibility, in vitro 0.51 N/A Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Protein (crude) digestibility, in vitro 0.53 N/A Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Protein (crude) digestibility, in vitro 0.7 N/A By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Protein (crude) digestibility, in vitro 0.73 N/A White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Protein (crude) digestibility, in vitro 0.59 N/A Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Protein (crude) digestibility, in vitro 0.84 N/A Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Protein (crude) digestibility, in vitro 0.71 N/A By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Protein nitrogen 2.16 % Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein nitrogen 2.06 % Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein nitrogen 1.4 % Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein nitrogen 1.94 % Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein, 60kDa jasmonate-induced 3 % NOSHAN
Protein, crude 6.89 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 1.3-1.4 g/100g Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Protein, crude 4.3-5.1 g/100g Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Protein, crude 5.8 g/100g Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, crude 16.8 g/100g Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, crude 18.5 g/100g Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, crude 15 g/100g Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, crude 1.5 g/100g Wet, apple pulp Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Protein, crude 7.39 g/100g Orange NOSHAN
Protein, crude 14.54 g/100g Milk NOSHAN
Protein, crude 14.2 g/100g Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Protein, crude 4 g/100g Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Protein, crude 29.6 g/100g Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Protein, crude 13.19 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 24-27.4 g/100g N/A
Protein, crude 71 g/100g Herring, capelin, sand eel Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Protein, crude 65 g/100g Anchovy, horse mackerel Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Protein, crude 61 g/100g Menhaden Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Protein, crude 58 g/100g Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Protein, crude 2.95 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 32.65 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 7.07 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 40.02 g/100g Hard NOSHAN
Protein, crude 16.55 g/100g Soft NOSHAN
Protein, crude 27.39 g/100g Soft and hard NOSHAN
Protein, crude 7.49 g/100g Sour NOSHAN
Protein, crude 11.52 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 32.07 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 32.36 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 9.61 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 9.41 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 2.96 g/100g Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Protein, crude 10.11 g/100g Selected NOSHAN
Protein, crude 18.2 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 31.87 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 5.96 g/100g Sour NOSHAN
Protein, crude 19.17 g/100g Flakes NOSHAN
Protein, crude 12.14 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 3.15 g/100g Whole NOSHAN
Protein, crude 3.56 g/100g Whole NOSHAN
Protein, crude 31.15 g/100g NOSHAN
Protein, crude 10-17 g/100g Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 3-5 g/100g Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 4-5 g/100g Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 9-12 g/100g Red grapes Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 11-12 g/100g Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 7-8 g/100g Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 14-20 g/100g Cull Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 18 g/100g Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Protein, crude 1.6 g/100g Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Protein, crude 4.9 g/100g Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Protein, crude 7.96 % d.b. Apple pomace as a supplement to pasture for dairy cows in late lactation
Protein, crude 5 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 7.7 % d.b. Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Protein, crude 6.03 % d.b. Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, crude 17.5 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, crude 19.35 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, crude 15.57 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, crude 7 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 10.5 % d.b. Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 7 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 9 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 7.3 % d.b. Grapefruit. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Protein, crude 7.7 % DM Orange. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Protein, crude 6.9 % DM Dried. Source: Trinidad Citrus by-products for animal feed
Protein, crude 8.1 % DM Dried. Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Protein, crude 5.8 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Protein, crude 40 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Protein, crude 9 % DM 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 7.2 % d.b. Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 23 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 19.0-22.1 % d.b. Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 7 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 19 % d.b. Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 10.9 % d.b. Ground Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 46.2-46.9 % d.b. Mixed. Isolated from a continuous culture fermentation Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 87 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 10 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 8 % d.b. Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 21.9 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 26 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 47 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 12 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 8.9-12.2 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Protein, crude 6.54 % d.b. White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, crude 5.38 % d.b. White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, crude 12.34 % d.b. White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, crude 11.26 % d.b. White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, crude 12.13 % d.b. White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, crude 4.8 % d.b. Vitis vinifera Fruit waste as feed paper
Protein, crude 28 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 33 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 33 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 31.3 % d.b. FL 4/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 28.3 % d.b. Fl 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 3 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 3 % DM 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 5 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 4 % DM 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 9 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 9 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 11 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 11 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 12 % d.b. Silage 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 92 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 13 % d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 25 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 48 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 34 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 6 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 10 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 13 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 15 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 21 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 13 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 47 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 46 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 32 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 31 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 28 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 35 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 30 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 29 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 29 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 29 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 29 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 22 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 33 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 66 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 23 % d.b. Spent 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 38 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 37 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 56 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 6 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 9 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 16 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 7 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 51 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 17 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 10 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 7 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 8 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 5 % d.b. Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 5 % d.b. Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 62 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 28 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 9 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 24 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 47 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 50 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 40 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 31 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 16 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 20 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 9 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 12 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 12 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 17 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 18 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 17 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 19 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 7.1 % d.b. Almond, WH Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 4.1 % d.b. Whole, FL 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Protein, crude 17 % d.b. Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 19.9 % d.b. Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 9.9 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 9.5 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 10.5 % d.b. Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 7.7 % d.b. Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 8.9-12.2 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 4.6 % d.b. Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 22.1 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 8.1 % d.b. Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 9.5 % d.b. Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 7.9 % d.b. Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 7.2 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 4-8 % d.b. Raw Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Protein, crude 9.9 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 7.2 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 16.3 % d.b. Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 14.3 % d.b. Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 14.6 % d.b. Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 9.5 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 14-14.9 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 19.4-26.1 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 59.6 % d.b. Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 15.3-17 % d.b. L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 19-22.1 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 19.9 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 17 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 21.9 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 10 % d.b. Cull carrots Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Protein, crude 11 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 41 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 23 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 24 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 26 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 10 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 56 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 36 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Protein, crude 46.72 % d.b. Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Protein, crude 46.18 % d.b. L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Protein, crude 46.02 % d.b. Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Protein, crude 8.57 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 6.03 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 9.61 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 12.94 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 13.19 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 14.39 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 6.36 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 5.06 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 6.5 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 5.84 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 6.6 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 6.87 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 11.91 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 11.38 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 12.99 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 20.27 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 18.37 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 18.64 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 26.92 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 23.82 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 26.23 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 29.52 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 30.12 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 29.06 % d.b. Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Protein, crude 8.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.9 % d.b. Urea-treated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11 % d.b. Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 2.9 % d.b. NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.1 % d.b. Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 2.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 2.2 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 3.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.6 % d.b. Dried, Elaeis guineensis Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.6 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 20.3 % d.b. Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 27.8 % d.b. Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 28.2 % d.b. Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Protein, crude 37.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 25.8 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 25.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 29.2 % d.b. Ensiled Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.4 % d.b. Polished Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.2 % d.b. Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.5 % d.b. Brown Feedipedia
Protein, crude 23.5 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 29.5 % d.b. Maize, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 44 % d.b. Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Protein, crude 27.9 % d.b. Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 31.8 % d.b. Maize, wet Feedipedia
Protein, crude 17.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.2 % d.b. Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.8 % d.b. Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.7 % d.b. Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.8 % d.b. Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16 % d.b. Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 17.1 % d.b. Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.7 % d.b. Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 3.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 26 % d.b. Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 27.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 35.5 % d.b. Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Protein, crude 33.5 % d.b. Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Protein, crude 25.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 47.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.8 % d.b. All types Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.2 % d.b. High tannin Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.8 % d.b. Low tannin Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.7 % d.b. Red varieties Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.2 % d.b. White varieties Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 17.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 37.3 % d.b. Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 31.4 % d.b. Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 29.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6 % d.b. Almond Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.5 % d.b. Durum Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 21.4 % d.b. Almond Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.5 % d.b. Almond, dehulled, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 47.9 % d.b. Almond, with hulls, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.9 % d.b. Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.9 % d.b. Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Protein, crude 39 % d.b. Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Protein, crude 52.2 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Protein, crude 22.6 % d.b. Cashew Feedipedia
Protein, crude 36.6 % d.b. Cashew Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.9 % d.b. Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 28.8 % d.b. Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Protein, crude 38.5 % d.b. Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Protein, crude 17.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 28.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 22.4 % d.b. Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 23.5 % d.b. Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 2.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 47.3 % d.b. Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Protein, crude 45 % d.b. Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Protein, crude 37.4 % d.b. High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Protein, crude 40 % d.b. High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.4 % d.b. Oil <5% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13 % d.b. Oil >5% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 34.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 36.3 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 23.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 25.6 % d.b. Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 28.9 % d.b. Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.9 % d.b. Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.3 % d.b. Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.3 % d.b. Oil <30% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.8 % d.b. Oil >30% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 34.9 % d.b. Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 26 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 23.4 % d.b. Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.8 % d.b. Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.5 % d.b. Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.7 % d.b. Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11 % d.b. Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.7 % d.b. Crude Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.4 % d.b. Exhausted Feedipedia
Protein, crude 1.2 % d.b. Exhausted Feedipedia
Protein, crude 32 % d.b. Exhausted Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.7 % d.b. Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 18.7 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11 % d.b. Decanted Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.3 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.2 % d.b. High oil Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.9 % d.b. Low oil Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.1 % d.b. Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.7 % d.b. Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7 % d.b. Peanut Feedipedia
Protein, crude 53.3 % d.b. Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Protein, crude 54.5 % d.b. Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Protein, crude 49.1 % d.b. Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Protein, crude 29.5 % d.b. Without shells Feedipedia
Protein, crude 20.4 % d.b. With shells Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.9 % d.b. Peanut Feedipedia
Protein, crude 36 % d.b. Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Protein, crude 39.3 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Protein, crude 24 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.5 % d.b. Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.4 % d.b. Fruits, dried, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 19.8 % d.b. Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 19 % d.b. Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 59.6 % d.b. Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 63.2 % d.b. Mechanical extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 31.6 % d.b. With hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 35.7 % d.b. Without hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 24.2 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 18.5 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.9 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 38.3 % d.b. 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Protein, crude 35.6 % d.b. 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 39.1 % d.b. Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 20.9 % d.b. Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.2 % d.b. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Protein, crude 24.8 % d.b. Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Protein, crude 44.4 % d.b. Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.6 % d.b. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Protein, crude 44.9 % d.b. Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 48.5 % d.b. Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 23.4 % d.b. Whole Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 51.8 % d.b. Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Protein, crude 53.5 % d.b. High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Protein, crude 49.3 % d.b. High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Protein, crude 39.6 % d.b. All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Protein, crude 42.4 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 39.5 % d.b. Toasted Feedipedia
Protein, crude 39.5 % d.b. Extruded Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.8 % d.b. Without seeds Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 32.4 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Protein, crude 37.7 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Protein, crude 31.3 % d.b. Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Protein, crude 27.9 % d.b. Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 37 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 1.8 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.1 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Protein, crude 47.9 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 40.6 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Protein, crude 27.2 % d.b. Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.5 % d.b. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 34.5 % d.b. Decorticated. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 24.4 % d.b. Whole. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 1.5 % DM Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.2 % d.b. Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8 % d.b. Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.2 % d.b. Mature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.3 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5 % d.b. Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.9 % d.b. Immature, ensiled Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.1 % d.b. Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.1 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 2.6 % d.b. Without peel, cooked Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 3.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.6 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.6 % d.b. Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.1 % d.b. Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.7 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.4 % d.b. Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.3 % d.b. Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.5 % d.b. Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.1 % d.b. Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.4 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.3 % d.b. Fruits (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7 % d.b. Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.1 % d.b. Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.8 % DM Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.4 % DM Orange, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.9 % DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.8 % DM Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6 % DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.4 % DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.9 % DM Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8 % DM Mandarin, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.1 % DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.8 % d.b. Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.7 % d.b. Orange Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.7 % d.b. Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.3 % d.b. Grapefruit Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.8 % d.b. Lime, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.6 % d.b. Lime Feedipedia
Protein, crude 38.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 21.9 % d.b. Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.3 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.1 % d.b. By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 3.7 % d.b. Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.9 % d.b. Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.2 % d.b. Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.9 % d.b. Pulp, high ash, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.8 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 3.2 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13.7 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.9 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Protein, crude 27.4 % d.b. Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Protein, crude 17.7 % d.b. Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.4 % d.b. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.5 % d.b. Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.1 % d.b. Fresh, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6 % d.b. Silage, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.7 % d.b. Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.4 % d.b. Fresh, whole plant Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.4 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 20 % d.b. Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10 % d.b. Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 14.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.1 % d.b. Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.1 % d.b. Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.8 % d.b. Ensiled Feedipedia
Protein, crude 17.5 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13.1 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.8 % d.b. Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.9 % d.b. Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.5 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Protein, crude 7.8 % d.b. Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.6 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 17.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.6 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13.9 % d.b. Dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.5 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 13.2 % d.b. Dry Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.5 % d.b. Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.6 % d.b. Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.1 % d.b. Tubers, cooked, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 0 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.3 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 1.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 2 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.1 % d.b. Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 1.3 % d.b. NaOH-treated, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 1.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 0.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.5 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 0.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 10.4 % d.b. Filter press mud Feedipedia
Protein, crude 15.1 % d.b. Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Protein, crude 4.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.7 % d.b. Silage Feedipedia
Protein, crude 6.4 % d.b. Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Protein, crude 24.1 % d.b. Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Protein, crude 62.7 % d.b. From yeast production Feedipedia
Protein, crude 69.3 % d.b. From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Protein, crude 69.3 % d.b. From lysine production Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.2 % d.b. Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Protein, crude 95.9 % d.b. Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 51.6 % d.b. Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 94.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 89.1 % d.b. Preserved with acid Feedipedia
Protein, crude 83.7 % d.b. Non-industrial Feedipedia
Protein, crude 93.8 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 91.8 % d.b. Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 86.6 % d.b. Moist Feedipedia
Protein, crude 0 % d.b. Calcinated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 36 % d.b. Raw Feedipedia
Protein, crude 8 % d.b. Steamed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 26.3 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 32.3 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 24.6 % d.b. Ground Feedipedia
Protein, crude 5.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 85.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 75.4 % d.b. High protein Feedipedia
Protein, crude 70.6 % d.b. 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 48.4 % d.b. Low protein Feedipedia
Protein, crude 63.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 76.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 45.8 % d.b. Low oil Feedipedia
Protein, crude 44.5 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 62.1 % d.b. Menhaden, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 67.7 % d.b. Frog waste Feedipedia
Protein, crude 47.3 % d.b. Whole frog Feedipedia
Protein, crude 22.9 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 93.3 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 69.5 % d.b. Raw Feedipedia
Protein, crude 71.7 % d.b. Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 82.2 % d.b. Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 71.4 % d.b. All species Feedipedia
Protein, crude 73.6 % d.b. Cattle Feedipedia
Protein, crude 69.7 % d.b. Pork Feedipedia
Protein, crude 69 % d.b. Poultry Feedipedia
Protein, crude 11.7 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 24.2 % d.b. Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Protein, crude 20.2 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 54.9 % d.b. High fat Feedipedia
Protein, crude 62 % d.b. Low fat Feedipedia
Protein, crude 60.2 % d.b. Poultry Feedipedia
Protein, crude 82.2 % d.b. High protein Feedipedia
Protein, crude 53.4 % d.b. Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Protein, crude 56.7 % d.b. Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Protein, crude 52.9 % d.b. Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.3 % d.b. Calves, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 16.2 % d.b. Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 20.8 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 28.8 % d.b. Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 47.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 52.3 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 49.1 % d.b. Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 41.9 % d.b. Fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 43.6 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 26.9 % d.b. Ensiled, fresh Feedipedia
Protein, crude 63.5 % d.b. Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 50.5 % d.b. With shells Feedipedia
Protein, crude 60.7 % d.b. Without shells Feedipedia
Protein, crude 69.4 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 45.9 % d.b. With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 43.5 % d.b. With skin, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 47.8 % d.b. Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Protein, crude 54.7 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 75.6 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 84 % d.b. Condensed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.5 % d.b. Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 9.3 % d.b. Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Protein, crude 48.9 % d.b. Dehydrated Feedipedia
Protein, crude 12.4 % DM Feedipedia
Protein, crude 63.8 % d.b. Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 47.1 % d.b. Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 0.8 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 0.1 % d.b. Feedipedia
Protein, crude 58.85 g/kg DM From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Protein, crude 56.75 g/kg DM From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Protein, crude 74 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Protein, crude 16 g/kg DM Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Protein, crude 115 g/kg DM Distillery feed by-products briefing
Protein, crude 340 g/kg DM Dark Distillery feed by-products briefing
Protein, crude 13 g/kg DM Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
Protein, crude 112 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Protein, crude 84 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Protein, crude 15 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Protein, crude 100 g/kg DM Molassed Distillery feed by-products briefing
Protein, crude 400 g/kg DM Distillery feed by-products briefing
Protein, crude 417 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Protein, crude 200 g/kg DM Distillery feed by-products briefing
Protein, crude 122 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Protein, crude 89 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Protein, crude 340 g/kg DM Wheat, dark grains Distillery feed by-products briefing
Protein, crude 265 g/kg DM Malt, dark grains Distillery feed by-products briefing
Protein, crude 127 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Protein, crude 58 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Protein, crude 210 g/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Protein, crude 86 g/kg DM Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Protein, crude 500 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Protein, crude 321 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Protein, crude 166.5 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Protein, crude 690 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Protein, crude 492 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Protein, crude 486 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Protein, crude 410 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Protein, crude 499 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Protein, crude 142 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Protein, crude 78.8 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Protein, crude 70 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Protein, crude 279 g/kg DM Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Protein, crude 381 g/kg DM Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Protein, crude 126 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 125 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 119 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 122 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 125 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 99 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 106 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 110 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 107 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 103 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude 73 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 75 g/kg DM Fresh, whole Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 71 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 69 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 67 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 82 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 85 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 58 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 81 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 109 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 64 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 72 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 72 g/kg DM Lemon, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 66 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 81 g/kg DM Whole, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 90 g/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 314 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Protein, crude 334 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Protein, crude 366 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Protein, crude 395.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 386.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 393.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 382.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 382.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 408.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 398.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 377.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 400.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 381.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Protein, crude 48.9 g/kg DM Almond Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Protein, crude 218 g/kg DM Cracked Pima Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Protein, crude 410 g/kg DM Pellets (380g/kg CP, solvent) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Protein, crude 395 g/kg DM High CP (corn with solubles) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Protein, crude 82.2 g/kg DM Silage Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Protein, crude 72.1 g/kg DM Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Protein, crude 79.8 g/kg DM Tubers (whole) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Protein, crude 565 g/kg DM Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Protein, crude 71 g/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 80 g/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 106 g/kg DM Condensed solubles Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 73 g/kg DM Citrus molasses Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 138 g/kg DM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 71 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 77 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 70 g/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 165 g/kg DM Orange, dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 66 g/kg DM Wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 354 g/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 352 g/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 66 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 109 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 81 g/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 67 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 69 g/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 91 g/kg DM Lime, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 75 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 89 g/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 83 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 165 g/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 88 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 81 g/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, crude 132 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Protein, crude 501 g/kg DM Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Protein, crude 542 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Protein, crude 331 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Protein, crude 776.7 g/kg Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 596.1 g/kg Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 699.1 g/kg Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 496.2 g/kg Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 420.9 g/kg Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 443.8 g/kg Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 429.9 g/kg Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 358.4 g/kg Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 395.9 g/kg Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Protein, crude 697 g/kg Low temperature dried Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Protein, crude 776 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Protein, crude 604 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Protein, crude 116 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 221 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 12 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 253 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 639 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 373 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 787 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 414 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 154 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 468 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 3 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 243 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 158 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude 392 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Protein, crude 418 mg/g DM A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Protein, crude 11.4-17.4 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Protein, crude 1.5-2.8 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Protein, crude 15.5 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Protein, crude 12.85 % Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Protein, crude 47.06 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Protein, crude 77.1 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Protein, crude 316 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Protein, crude 159 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Protein, crude 159 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Protein, crude 4.4-5.6 % Dried Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Protein, crude 16.7-17 % Bioactives from fruit processing wastes: Green approaches to valuable chemicals
Protein, crude 16.72 % Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Protein, crude 250 g/kg DM Wet Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Protein, crude 168 g/kg DM Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Protein, crude 4.38 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Protein, crude 4.86 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Protein, crude 4.20 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Protein, crude 5.77 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Protein, crude 123-170 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Protein, crude 49-61 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Protein, crude 18.0 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Protein, crude 49-118 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Protein, crude 92.0 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Protein, crude 70.4-165 g/kg DM Dried A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Protein, crude bound to ADF 134 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 143 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 140 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 121 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 157 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 275 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 214 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 183 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 170 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude bound to ADF 278 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 779 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 872 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 667 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 621 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 853 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 729 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 711 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 834 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 678 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 906 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 779 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, apparent digestibility 849 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, crude, digestible 510 g/kg DM Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Protein, crude, ethanol insoluble 51 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein, digestible 105 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 183 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 80 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 170 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 545 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 272 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 642 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 345 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 117 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 424 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 151 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, digestible 134 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Protein, histone 75 % NOSHAN
Protein, mycosinase-associated 14 % NOSHAN
Protein, predicted 22 % NOSHAN
Protein, resistant 2.3 % DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 1.5 % DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 4.52 % DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 3.65 % DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 4.92 % DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 35.17 % of crude protein White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 27.88 % of crude protein White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 36.63 % of crude protein White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 32.42 % of crude protein White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, resistant 40.56 % of crude protein White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Protein, rumen degradable 35.5 % of crude protein Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Protein, soluble 0.49 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 0 g/kg Orange NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 5.8 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 0.68 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 8.98 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 3.59 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 2.28 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 4.66 g/kg Hard NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 0.88 g/kg Soft NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.67 g/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.58 g/kg Sour NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.94 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 4.07 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 4.1 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.62 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 0.82 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.55 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 0 g/kg Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.59 g/kg Selected NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 2.21 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 3.54 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.85 g/kg Sour NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 0.6 g/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.37 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 0.6 g/kg Whole NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 0.4 g/kg Whole NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 1.08 g/kg NOSHAN
Protein, soluble 3.14 g/100g Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, soluble 4.4 g/100g Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, soluble 3.4 g/100g Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, soluble 3.1 g/100g Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Protein, total 31.4 % DM By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Protein, total 31.4 % DM Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Protein, total 31.4 % DM Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Protein, total 17.9 % DM High starch. Origin of glucose is mainly starch Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Protein, total 38.2 % DM High protein Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Protein, total 63.57 % DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Protein, total 84.83 % DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Protein, total 83.9 % DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Protein, total 7.3 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Protein, total 6.6 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Protein, total 5.9 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Protein, total 7 % DM Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Protein, total 6.3 % DM Whole crop. Milk cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Protein, total 5.6 % DM Whole crop. Dough cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Protein, total 58.71 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical
Protein, total 58.71 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein, total 30.61 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein, total 45.36 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein, total 43.15 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Protein, uncharacterised 96 % NOSHAN
Protein, uncharacterised 49 % NOSHAN
Protein, undegradable intake 15 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 38 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % DM 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 45 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 68 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 52 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 30 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 45 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 52 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 55 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 53 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 60 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 10 % DM 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 10 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 35 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 44 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 25 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 34 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 82 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 24 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 54 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 56 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 45 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 42 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 50 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 65 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 45 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 50 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 74 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 56 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 58 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 54 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 52 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 55 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 62 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 60 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 36 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 40 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 64 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 27 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 49 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 22 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 30 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 30 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 60 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 27 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 35 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 65 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 16 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 25 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 21 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 60 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 25 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 23 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 28 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 23 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 29 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 18 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 28 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 22 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 28 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 25 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 15 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 30 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 30 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 38 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 39 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 50 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 24 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Protein, undegradable intake 0 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Pyruvate decarboxylase isozyme 26 % NOSHAN
Raffinose nd g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Resistant Starch 5.6 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Resistant Starch 6.2 % DM Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Rhamnan 0.34 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.3 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.06 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.18 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.16 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.21 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnan 0.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Rhamnose 100 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 52 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 31 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 48 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 47 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 74 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 29 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 11.3 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Rhamnose 1.7 % Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Rhamnose 0.4 % Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Rhamnose 0.49 % w/w d.b Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Rhamnose 0.43 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Rhamnose 0.67 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Rhamnose 0.29 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Rhamnose 0.58 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Rhamnose 0.34 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Rhamnose 0.35 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Rhamnose 0.42 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Rhamnose 0.37 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Rhamnose 2 mol% Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 2 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 3 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 2 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 2 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Rhamnose 39.04 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 14 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Rhamnose 13 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 10.97 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 23 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 7 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Rhamnose 7 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 54 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 20 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 9.87 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 40 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Rhamnose 36 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Rhamnose 7 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 15 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Rhamnose 17 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Rhamnose 34.96 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 26 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Rhamnose 21.85 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 39 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 11 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Rhamnose 10 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 47 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 21 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 8.88 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 41 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Rhamnose 25 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Rhamnose 10 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 19 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Rhamnose 7 S-NCP (g/kg DM) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Rhamnose 4 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Rhamnose 1 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Rhamnose 2 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Rhamnose 1 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Rhamnose 7 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Rhamnose 1 NCP (g/kg DM) Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Rhamnose 5 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Rhamnose 7 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Rhamnose 12 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Rhamnose 0.1 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Rhamnose 0.2 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Rhamnose 4 I-NCP (g/kg dm) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Rhamnose 13 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 15 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Rhamnose 4 I-NCP (g/kg dm) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 1 I-NCP (g/kg dm) NOSHAN
Rhamnose 2 I-NCP (g/kg dm) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 7.32 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Ribose 4.68 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Ribose Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Saccharose 10.1 g/kg NOSHAN
Saccharose 9.7 g/kg NOSHAN
Saccharose 48.6 g/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Saturated fatty acid 30.2 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Saturated fatty acid 17.5 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Saturated fatty acid 28.4 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Saturated fatty acid 13.14 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Saturated fatty acid 9.11 g/100g fat NOSHAN
Saturated fatty acids Tr g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Serine 1.85 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 3.8 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Serine 4.76 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Serine 6.03 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 1.25 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 18.31 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 10.4 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 3.1 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 22.28 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Serine 16.92 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Serine 32.2 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Serine 4.73 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Serine 3.93 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 9.05 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 10.52 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 11.62 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 2.31 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 2.34 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 1.19 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Serine 2.25 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Serine 2.27 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 11.61 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 2.19 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Serine 5.02 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Serine 0.96 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 0.69 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Serine 1.15 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Serine 11.53 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Serine 11.7 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Serine 16.8 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Serine 8 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Serine 4.4 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Serine 1.8 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Serine 15.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 14.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 15.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 14.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 14.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 15.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 15 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 14.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 15.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 15.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Serine 4.17 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Serine 4.49 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Serine 4.42 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Serine 4.71 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Serine 4.14 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Serine 5.23 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Serine 4.83 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Serine 4.49 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Serine 4.82 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Serine 10.39 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Serine 4.66 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Serine 5.16 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Serine 4.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Serine 3.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 5.3 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Serine 4.9 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Serine 3.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 4.7 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Serine 4.6 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Serine 4.8 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Serine 7.9 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein All types Feedipedia
Serine 4.6 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Serine 3.7 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.7 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Serine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Serine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Serine 4.1 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Serine 3.9 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.8 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 3.8 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Serine 3.7 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Serine 4.6 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Serine 6.9 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Serine 5 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Serine 5.1 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Serine 6.1 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Serine 0.5 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Serine 4.8 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Serine 4.8 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Serine 3.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Serine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 5 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Serine 4.6 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Serine 5 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Serine 6.1 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Serine 4.9 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Serine 4.8 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Serine 7.9 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Serine 4.1 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Serine 3.8 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Serine 2.9 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Serine 2.6 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Serine 3.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 1.6 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 3.8 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Serine 2.2 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Serine 5.4 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Serine 3.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 2.6 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Serine 2.1 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Serine 3.5 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Serine 5.3 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Serine 5.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Serine 4.1 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 5.8 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 5.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 1.9 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 3.8 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Serine 0.8 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Serine 0.2 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Serine 0.1 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Serine 7.5 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Serine 4.9 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 11.4 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Serine 3.9 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Serine 3.5 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Serine 5.5 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Serine 4.9 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Serine 7 % protein Feedipedia
Serine 3.3 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Serine 4.1 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Serine 4.5 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Serine 6.3 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Serine 3.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 4.2 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Serine 4.4 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 4 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Serine 4.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Serine 4.9 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Serine 6.3 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Serine 1.12 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Serine 3.14 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Serine 39.8 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Serine 44.9 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Serine 0.94 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Serine 0.93 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Serine 0.97 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Serine 17.8 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Serine 16.84 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Serine 1.46 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Serine 0.25 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Serine 2 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Serine 0.32 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Serine 1.51 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Serine 0.18 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Serine 4.82 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Serine 1.47 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Serine 0.77 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Serine 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Orange NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Milk NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0.45 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0.28 % D AA Hard NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Soft NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Soft and hard NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Serine 0.71 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Serine 0.57 % D AA Selected NOSHAN
Serine 1.28 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Flakes NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Serine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Serine 2.71 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 3.23 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 4.49 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 3.39 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 3.52 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 5.53 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 2.04 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 3.72 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 5.11 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Serine 10.9 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Serine 6.5 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Serine 147.85 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Serine 152.65 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Serine 6.5 g/16g N Feedipedia
Stachyose nd g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Starch 0.0 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Starch 65-75 g/100g Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Starch 15 g/100g Green Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Starch 40 g/100g Green Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Starch 20 g/100g Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Starch 20-40 g/100g Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Starch <1 g/100g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Starch 3 g/100g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Starch <1 g/100g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Starch 28 g/100g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Starch <1 g/100g Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Starch 33 g/100g Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Starch 73.42 g/kg Orange NOSHAN
Starch 12.2 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 42 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Starch 3 g/kg Low temperature dried Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Starch 70 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Starch 9 g/kg Assessment of the effects of fish meal, wheat gluten, soy protein concentrate and feed moisture on extruder system parameters and the technical quality of fish feed
Starch 24.48 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 169.06 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 50.99 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 55.74 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 30.57 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 0 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 54.99 g/kg Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Starch 623.12 g/kg Selected NOSHAN
Starch 567.46 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 61.22 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 0 g/kg Whole NOSHAN
Starch 0 g/kg Whole NOSHAN
Starch 10.8 g/kg NOSHAN
Starch 16.6 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Starch 3 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Starch 15 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Starch 1 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Starch 59 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Starch 0 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Starch 147 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Starch 88 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Starch 60 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Starch 4 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Starch 249 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Starch 5 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Starch 673 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Starch 594 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Starch 23 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Starch 60 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Starch 40 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Starch 24 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Starch 1 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 57.5 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 21 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 64.6 % DM Ground Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 8.8-7.6 % DM Mixed. Isolated from a continuous culture fermentation Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 0 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 6.6 % DM Ethanol Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 4.2 % DM Whiskey Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 2 % DM FL 4/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 3.1 % DM Fl 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 1.4 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Starch 1.4 % DM Almond, WH Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 1 % DM Whole Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 0.8 % DM Whole, FL 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch <1 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Starch 73.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Starch 15 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Starch 0 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Starch 0 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Starch 5 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Starch 9 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Starch 90 g/kg DM Wet Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Starch 220 g/kg DM Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Starch 323-521 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Starch 177-249 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Starch, enzymatic 7.8 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Starch, enzymatic 1.8 % DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Starch, enzymatic 5.7 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Starch, enzymatic 6.4 % DM Mature, ensiled Feedipedia
Starch, enzymatic 94.3 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 67.6 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 1 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 3.2 % DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 0.9 % DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 7.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 86.9 % DM Brown Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 14.7 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 9.3 % DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 8.2 % DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 12.3 % DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 4.9 % DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 25.1 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 42 % DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 28.8 % DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 22.4 % DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 14.7 % DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 32.2 % DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 26.4 % DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 14.3 % DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 5.3 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 64.2 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 74.5 % DM All types Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 72.8 % DM High tannin Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 73.4 % DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 75 % DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 74.9 % DM White varieties Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 86.3 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 23.1 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 4.2 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 16.1 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 19.8 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 69.1 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 63.3 % DM Durum Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 61.7 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 7.7 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 10.3 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 4.2 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 3.3 % DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 2.1 % DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 4.8 % DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 2.5 % DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 5.2 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 22.1 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 23.5 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 35.7 % DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 36.8 % DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 27.7 % DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 13 % DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 1.5 % DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 1.5 % DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 6 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 3.7 % DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 1.8 % DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 4.6 % DM Whole Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 5.2 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 6.4 % DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 5.1 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 6.1 % DM Toasted Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 6.3 % DM Extruded Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 13.9 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 9 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 3.4 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 2.7 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 1.3 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 8.1 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 10.2 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 72.3 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 73.9 % DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 80.2 % DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 80.2 % DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 0 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 7.5 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 0.3 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 0.6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 0.3 % DM Silage Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 2.1 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 2.2 % DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 60.2 % DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 0.5 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 4.3 % DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 1.8 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 69.3 % DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 73.5 % DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 0.5 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 2.4 % DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 1.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 10.9 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 57 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 95 % DM Feedipedia
Starch, polarimetry 95.4 % DM Feedipedia
Sucrose 1.8 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Sucrose 182 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Sucrose 46 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Sucrose 801 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Sucrose 61 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Sucrose 332 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Sucrose 28-53 % DM Raw Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sucrose 2.93 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sucrose 0.00 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sucrose 1.29 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sucrose 1.05 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar 210 g/kg DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Sugar 56 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Sugar 803 g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Sugar 110 g/kg DM Soya bean Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Sugar 105 g/kg DM Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Sugar 25 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sugar 15 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sugar 2 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sugar 1 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sugar 0.3 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sugar 38 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sugar 22 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sugar 19 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sugar 241 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sugar 90 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Sugar 98 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Sugar 126 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Sugar 43 g/kg DM Citrus molasses Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sugar 154 g/kg wet waste Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Sugar 163 g/kg Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Sugar 49.98 % DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sugar 11 % DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sugar 10.87 % DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sugar 10.79 % DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sugar 26.5 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 4.8 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 5.4 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 1.8 % DM Ground Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 12.8 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 24.9 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar 14.5 % DM Ethanol Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 6.2 % DM Whiskey Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 11 % DM FL 4/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 5.4 % DM Fl 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 32.8 % DM Almond, WH Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 5.9 % DM Whole, FL 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Sugar 18.6 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar 20.6 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar 53.6 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar 13.8 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar 24.5 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar 19.3 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar 64.3 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar 60 % DM Cull carrots Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sugar 43.9 % DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 65.9 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 3.7 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 1.2 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 0.5 % DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 4.3 % DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Sugar 2.3 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 0.4 % DM Brown Feedipedia
Sugar 10.9 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sugar 1.7 % DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Sugar 1.6 % DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Sugar 0.6 % DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Sugar 3 % DM Maize, wet Feedipedia
Sugar 3.8 % DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Sugar 2.8 % DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Sugar 2.8 % DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Sugar 1 % DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Sugar 2.7 % DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Sugar 3 % DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Sugar 1.6 % DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Sugar 1.7 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 1.4 % DM All types Feedipedia
Sugar 1.1 % DM High tannin Feedipedia
Sugar 1 % DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Sugar 0.8 % DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Sugar 1.1 % DM White varieties Feedipedia
Sugar 1.4 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 7.2 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 2.9 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Sugar 6 % DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Sugar 17.5 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 3.2 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 3.1 % DM Durum Feedipedia
Sugar 2.3 % DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Sugar 15.3 % DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Sugar 1 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 0.9 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 11.4 % DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Sugar 5.2 % DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Sugar 4.6 % DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Sugar 5 % DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Sugar 3.2 % DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Sugar 0.5 % DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Sugar 4.3 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 4.3 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Sugar 2.9 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 0.7 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Sugar 0.9 % DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Sugar 5.1 % DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Sugar 7.2 % DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Sugar 7.8 % DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Sugar 0.4 % DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Sugar 10.6 % DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Sugar 3 % DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Sugar 12.4 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Sugar 9 % DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Sugar 10.2 % DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Sugar 7.8 % DM Without shells Feedipedia
Sugar 5.1 % DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Sugar 3.4 % DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Sugar 9.1 % DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Sugar 2.8 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 10.4 % DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Sugar 9.8 % DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Sugar 10.5 % DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Sugar 5.5 % DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Sugar 4.3 % DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Sugar 5.2 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 9.4 % DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Sugar 10.6 % DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Sugar 9.3 % DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Sugar 8.7 % DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Sugar 8.5 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Sugar 8.8 % DM Toasted Feedipedia
Sugar 8.5 % DM Extruded Feedipedia
Sugar 7.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 1.5 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 1.5 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 6.1 % DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Sugar 5.9 % DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Sugar 5.9 % DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Sugar 4.4 % DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Sugar 2.7 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 5.5 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sugar 6.2 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 63.2 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 1.8 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 2 % DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 31.6 % DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 17.3 % DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 48.7 % DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 24.5 % DM Dried Feedipedia
Sugar 0.4 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 84.5 % DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Sugar 0.8 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sugar 18.5 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 63.2 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 39.6 % DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Sugar 6.6 % DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Sugar 7.6 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 10.1 % DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Sugar 5.1 % DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 7.9 % DM Dry Feedipedia
Sugar 9.1 % DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Sugar 7 % DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Sugar 7.6 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sugar 73.1 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 64.1 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 2.9 % DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Sugar 4.3 % DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Sugar 10.1 % DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Sugar 37 % DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Sugar 0.3 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar 1.9 % DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sugar 0.514 g equiv. glucose/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Sugar 0.45 g equiv. glucose/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Sugar 0.472 g equiv. glucose/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Sugar 0.468 g equiv. glucose/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Sugar 0.609 g equiv. glucose/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Sugar 191 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sugar, free 30 % Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, free 85.2 g/kg DM Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Sugar, netural 7.08 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 4.85 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 12.25 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 14.59 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 13.39 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 0.46 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 0.42 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 0.54 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 0.78 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, netural 1 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, non-reducing 47.8 % DM basis Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, non-reducing 23.4 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, non-reducing 15 % DM basis Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, non-reducing 15.6 % DM basis Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, non-reducing 47.8 % DM basis Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, non-reducing 7.9 % DM basis Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, non-reducing 17.7 % DM basis Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, non-reducing 15.8 % DM basis Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, non-reducing 58.1 % DM basis Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 5.8 % DM basis Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 1.5 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 3.6 % DM basis Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 5 % DM basis Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 5.8 % DM basis Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 5.9 % DM basis Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 6.8 % DM basis Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 3.5 % DM basis Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, reducing 6.2 % DM basis Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, simple 2.9 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Sugar, soluble 36-38 % Cull Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, soluble 55.77 % DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, soluble 77.53 % DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, soluble 1.71 % DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, soluble 1.34 % DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, soluble 1.38 % DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Sugar, soluble 2 % DM Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Sugar, soluble 40-75 % DM Raw Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, soluble 26.22 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar, soluble 30.25 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar, soluble 35.35 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar, soluble 28.42 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar, total 9.7 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Sugar, total 48 g/100g Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sugar, total 10.6 g/100g Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sugar, total 10.4 g/100g Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sugar, total 10.4 g/100g Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sugar, total 2.94 g/100g By organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Sugar, total 60-65 g/100g Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, total 15 g/100g Red grapes Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, total 64.3 g/100g Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sugar, total 18.2 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Sugar, total 19.6 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Sugar, total 17.5 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Sugar, total 18.7 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Sugar, total 16.6 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Sugar, total 20.4 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Sugar, total 17.8 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Sugar, total 12.6 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Sugar, total 14.3 % DM Feedipedia
Sugar, total 16.2 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Sugar, total 8.98 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Sugar, total 6.72 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Sugar, total 15.1 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Sugar, total 64.91 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar, total 48.53 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar, total 57.16 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar, total 63.45 g/kg Solanum lycopersicum Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Sugar, water soluble 54 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Threonine 1.55 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 4.05 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Threonine 6.43 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Threonine 4.76 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 14.8 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Threonine 0.89 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 15.56 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 9.34 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 2.38 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 14.74 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Threonine 11.88 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Threonine 3.47 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Threonine 3.91 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 8.68 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 10.56 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 11.66 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 2.28 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 1.71 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 1.1 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Threonine 2.06 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Threonine 2.08 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 12.11 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 1.78 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Threonine 4.69 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Threonine 0.75 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 0.54 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Threonine 0.94 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Threonine 9.39 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Threonine 15.5 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Threonine 9.5 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Threonine 30.1 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Threonine 20.5 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Threonine 14.5 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Threonine 16.1 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Threonine 11.3 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Threonine 2.01 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Threonine 1.6 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Threonine 16.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 15.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 16.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 15.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 14.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 16.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 15.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 14.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 16.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 15.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Threonine 10.3 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Threonine 11.7 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Threonine 4.9 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 7.8 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 0.8 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 7.1 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 17.9 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 13.4 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 35 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 12.8 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 5.7 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 16 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 7.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 4.7 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Threonine 16.1 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Threonine 1.13 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Threonine 4.05 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Threonine 4.48 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Threonine 4.58 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Threonine 4.46 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Threonine 4.13 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Threonine 4.6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Threonine 3.5 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.8 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Threonine 4.2 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 2.5 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.5 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein All types Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Threonine 3.1 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 2.9 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 2.9 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Threonine 4.3 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Threonine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.1 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Threonine 2.8 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Threonine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.8 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Threonine 3 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.1 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Threonine 2.6 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Threonine 3.5 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Threonine 4 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Threonine 2.5 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Threonine 2.8 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Threonine 2.9 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Threonine 2.9 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Threonine 4.1 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Threonine 3.8 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Threonine 0.3 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Threonine 2.3 % protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Threonine 4.3 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Threonine 4.7 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Threonine 4.1 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Threonine 4.8 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Threonine 2.9 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Threonine 3.5 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 3.5 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Threonine 3.8 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Threonine 4.2 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Threonine 5.4 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 2.6 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Threonine 3.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 0.9 % protein Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Threonine 2.2 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Threonine 2.3 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Threonine 3.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Threonine 2.1 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Threonine 4.5 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Threonine 3.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Threonine 2.6 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 0.6 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.5 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 1.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 3.8 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Threonine 4.5 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Threonine 4.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 0.6 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 4.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 5 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 4.4 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Threonine 5.3 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 4.7 % protein Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 5.4 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 4.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 2.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 3.2 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Threonine 0.4 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Threonine 0.1 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Threonine 0.6 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Threonine 1.8 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Threonine 5.7 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Threonine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 4.7 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Threonine 2.5 % protein Raw Feedipedia
Threonine 8.9 % protein Steamed Feedipedia
Threonine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 4.1 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Threonine 4.1 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Threonine 4 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Threonine 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 4.6 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Threonine 2.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 3.5 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 4.8 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 1.5 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Threonine 2.2 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Threonine 4 % protein All species Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Pork Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Threonine 2.6 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Threonine 3.3 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Threonine 4.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 3.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 4.5 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 4 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Threonine 7.4 % protein Without shells Feedipedia
Threonine 3.4 % protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Threonine 3.7 % protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Threonine 3.6 % protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Threonine 6.5 % protein Feedipedia
Threonine 5.7 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 5.3 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Threonine 4.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Threonine 4.8 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Threonine 5 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Threonine 3.51 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Threonine 3.73 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Threonine 3.66 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Threonine 4.01 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Threonine 3.55 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Threonine 4.71 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Threonine 2.9 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Threonine 3.45 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Threonine 37 g/160g nitrogen Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Threonine 42 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Threonine 38 g/160g nitrogen Soyabean meal Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Threonine 39 g/160g nitrogen Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Threonine 40.5 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Threonine 41.7 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Threonine 2.22 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Threonine 2.19 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Threonine 2.16 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Threonine 0.45 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Threonine 0.12 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Threonine 0.25 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Threonine 1.02 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Threonine 0.15 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Threonine 0.78 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Threonine 0.16 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Threonine 0.92 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Threonine 0.71 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Threonine 0.17 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Threonine 0.8 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Threonine 10.3 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Threonine 2.85 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 4.97 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 4.58 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 3.18 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 5.12 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 5.28 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 2.76 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 4.68 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 4.72 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Threonine 12.8 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Threonine 6.8 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Threonine 115.81 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Threonine 138.67 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Threonine 2.9 g/16g N Feedipedia
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 49 % DM 2012FeedComp
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 68.63 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 72.58 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 70.26 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 96.02 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 97.16 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 102.2 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 64.85 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 66.18 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 61.45 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 76.22 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 82.09 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 75.37 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 83.29 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 86.55 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 96.12 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 78.55 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 71.86 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 80.44 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 73.52 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 76.19 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 69.16 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 83.54 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 83.99 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Total Digestible Nutrients (TDN) 80.82 % DM Digestion kinetics of neutral detergent fiber and chemical composition within some selected by-product feedstuffs
Trans fatty acids Tr g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Tryptophan 0.01 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.54 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.1 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.37 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 3.4 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Tryptophan 0.03 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.67 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 1.84 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 3.95 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Tryptophan 2.71 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.25 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.17 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.17 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.11 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.36 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.8 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.06 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.41 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.05 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.38 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.3 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.42 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.44 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.07 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.55 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.05 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.03 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.33 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tryptophan 2.16 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Tryptophan 3.93 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Tryptophan 4.1 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Tryptophan 1.6 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Tryptophan 0.7 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Tryptophan 0.52 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Tryptophan 0.7 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Tryptophan 0.2 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Tryptophan 4.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 4.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 4.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 4.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 4.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 4.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 4.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 3.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tryptophan 2.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.9 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.9 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.5 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.7 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.5 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Tryptophan 2 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.8 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 2.2 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.9 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 2.1 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 3.1 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 2.5 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.4 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 3.3 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein All types Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.9 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.4 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.5 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.5 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.8 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.7 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.7 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.9 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.7 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 2.8 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.7 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.7 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.2 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.5 % protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.9 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.4 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.4 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.9 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.5 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.9 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Tryptophan 3 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.4 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.5 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tryptophan 4.4 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.4 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.4 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Steamed Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.3 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein All species Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Pork Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.6 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.7 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.5 % protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.9 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Without shells Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1 % protein Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.5 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.2 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.4 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Tryptophan 1.3 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Tryptophan 0.8 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.33 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.37 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tryptophan 4.43 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.33 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.71 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.58 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.84 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0.24 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tryptophan 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tryptophan 3.7 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Tryptophan 0.79 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 0.65 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 0.66 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 0.97 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 0.87 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 1.34 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 0.52 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 0.61 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 0.43 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tryptophan 5.7 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Tryptophan 3.5 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Tryptophan 1.1 g/16g N Feedipedia
Tryptophane 1.32 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Tryptophane 1.2 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Tryptophane 1.33 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Tryptophane 0.9 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 3.6 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 0.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 3.4 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 2.3 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 5.5 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 6 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 1.8 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 2.1 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 7.4 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 2.3 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tryptophane 2.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Tyrosine 0.5 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 2.18 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Tyrosine 2.13 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Tyrosine 2.14 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.49 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 7.52 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 6.76 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 20.05 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Tyrosine 15.55 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Tyrosine 30.51 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Tyrosine 2.6 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.98 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 3.3 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 4.69 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 6.1 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.12 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.78 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.57 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.71 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.74 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 6.08 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.68 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Tyrosine 3.15 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.61 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.61 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.27 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Tyrosine 10.26 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Tyrosine 9.6 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Tyrosine 6.3 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Tyrosine 10.1 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Tyrosine 0.7 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Tyrosine 7.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tyrosine 7.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tyrosine 7.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tyrosine 6.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tyrosine 8.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tyrosine 7.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tyrosine 7.9 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tyrosine 7.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Tyrosine 10.1 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Tyrosine 10.7 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Tyrosine 2.29 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Tyrosine 2.74 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Tyrosine 3.24 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Tyrosine 2.48 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Tyrosine 2.88 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Tyrosine 4.06 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Tyrosine 2.79 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Tyrosine 2.94 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Tyrosine 16.2 g AA-N/kg total N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Tyrosine 14.7 g AA-N/kg total N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Tyrosine 0.35 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Tyrosine 0.24 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Tyrosine 0.24 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Tyrosine 1.02 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Tyrosine 2.07 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Tyrosine 2.76 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Tyrosine 2.88 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Tyrosine 4.02 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Tyrosine 3.69 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Tyrosine 4.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.5 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.4 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.9 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.1 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.3 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.1 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.1 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.7 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.4 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.6 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.2 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.8 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 5 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Tyrosine 8.8 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4 % protein All types Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.2 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.8 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.2 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.2 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.8 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.1 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.3 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.5 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.8 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.6 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.5 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.2 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.6 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.3 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.5 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.8 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.6 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.9 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0.3 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.2 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.1 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.4 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.4 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.5 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.8 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.5 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.5 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.5 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.6 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.6 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.6 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.6 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.3 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.2 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.1 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.2 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0.5 % protein Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.2 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.2 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.1 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.1 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.3 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.1 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 6.8 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.9 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.8 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.2 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.8 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.3 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.8 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.2 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.1 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.8 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.9 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 5.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.3 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0.6 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0.3 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0.1 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.1 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.3 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.8 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Tyrosine 11.1 % protein Steamed Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.5 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.9 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.1 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.2 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.9 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.1 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Tyrosine 1.1 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0.6 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0.6 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.5 % protein All species Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.3 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.2 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.3 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.6 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.4 % protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.5 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.3 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.3 % protein Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Tyrosine 2.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tyrosine 4.4 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Tyrosine 3.6 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Tyrosine 0.42 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.4 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.02 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.95 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.34 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.78 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.1 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.84 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.63 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.08 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA Orange NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA Milk NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.22 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.62 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.81 % D AA Hard NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.74 % D AA Soft NOSHAN
Tyrosine 2.72 % D AA Soft and hard NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Tyrosine 2.38 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.31 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 2.87 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.97 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.68 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA Selected NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 2.52 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA Sour NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0.94 % D AA Flakes NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Tyrosine 0 % D AA Whole NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.33 % D AA NOSHAN
Tyrosine 1.78 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 1.9 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 3.45 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 2.4 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 2.02 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 2.73 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 1.22 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 1.7 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 2.43 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Tyrosine 3.87 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Tyrosine 1.04 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Tyrosine 0.63 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Tyrosine 2.45 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Tyrosine 159.99 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Tyrosine 162.51 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Uronic acid 100 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 65 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 19 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 55 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 43 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 79 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 53 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 728.97 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 849.67 mg/g dry pectins Orange NOSHAN
Uronic acid 898.62 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 735.82 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 716.46 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 559.89 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 478.34 mg/g dry pectins Sour NOSHAN
Uronic acid 658.28 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 532.7 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 972.55 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 93.38 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 716.46 mg/g dry pectins Sour NOSHAN
Uronic acid 680.6 mg/g dry pectins Flakes NOSHAN
Uronic acid 677.14 mg/g dry pectins NOSHAN
Uronic acid 566.48 mg/g dry pectins Whole NOSHAN
Uronic acid 865.01 mg/g dry pectins Whole NOSHAN
Uronic acid 215 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Uronic acid 16 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acid 8 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acid 7 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acid 18 mol% Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 42 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 8 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 29 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 11 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 18 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 23 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Uronic acid 16 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Uronic acid 101 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Uronic acid 15 NCP (g/kg DM) Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Uronic acid 108 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Uronic acid 133 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Uronic acid 188 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Uronic acid 5 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Uronic acid 5 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Uronic acid 4.81 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 3.64 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 8.53 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 6.62 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 5.14 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 0.43 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 0.26 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 0.27 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 0.73 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 0.72 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Uronic acid 64.67 % w/w d.b. Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Uronic acid, soluble 5 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acid, soluble 3 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acid, soluble 3 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acid-to-xylose ratio (UA/X ratio) 0.2 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acid-to-xylose ratio (UA/X ratio) 0.09 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acid-to-xylose ratio (UA/X ratio) 0.08 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Uronic acids 152 S-NCP (g/kg DM) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Uronic acids 167 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Uronic acids 50 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Uronic acids 101 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Uronic acids 41 I-NCP (g/kg dm) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Uronic acids 45 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Uronic acids 7 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Uronic acids 10 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Valine 1.95 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 3.8 mg/g dry matter Orange NOSHAN
Valine 5 mg/g dry matter Milk NOSHAN
Valine 5.08 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 11.9 mg/g dry matter A comparative study on amino acid availability of moist heated canla meal for poultry vs. ruminants
Valine 0.8 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 17.48 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 13.33 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 2.9 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 20.05 mg/g dry matter Hard NOSHAN
Valine 20.19 mg/g dry matter Soft NOSHAN
Valine 40.32 mg/g dry matter Soft and hard NOSHAN
Valine 4.4 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Valine 4.41 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 11.31 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 13.46 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 12.1 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 2.75 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 1.72 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 0.83 mg/g dry matter Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Valine 2.66 mg/g dry matter Selected NOSHAN
Valine 2.87 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 13.41 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 3.05 mg/g dry matter Sour NOSHAN
Valine 6.42 mg/g dry matter Flakes NOSHAN
Valine 0.68 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 0.58 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Valine 1.11 mg/g dry matter Whole NOSHAN
Valine 12.74 mg/g dry matter NOSHAN
Valine 17.4 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Valine 9.8 g/kg DM Purified Apparent protein digestibility and recovery of endogenous nitrogen at the terminal ileum of pigs fed diets containing various soyabean products, peas or rapeseed hulls
Valine 35.1 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Valine 22 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Valine 19.1 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Valine 19.3 g/kg DM Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Valine 13.8 g/kg DM Peanut Assessment of the feasibility of including high levels of oilseed meals in the diets of juvenile Chinese mitten crabs (Eriocheir sinensis): Effects on growth, non-specific immunity, hepatopancreatic function, and intestinal morphology
Valine 5.4 g/kg DM Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Valine 2.61 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Valine 2.4 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Valine 20.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 19.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 20.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 19.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 19 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 20.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 19.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 20.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 19.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Valine 14.2 g/kg Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Valine 16.4 g/kg Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Valine 19.9 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Valine 4.4 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Valine 4.51 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Valine 5.43 g/16g N Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Valine 5.9 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Valine 5.27 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Valine 6.44 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Valine 4.17 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Valine 4.94 g/16g N Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Valine 107 g AA-N Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Valine 90.2 g AA-N Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Valine 2.2 % DM Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Valine 2.14 % DM L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Valine 2.2 % DM Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Valine 1.98 % Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Valine 7.05 % Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Valine 0.58 % protein Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Valine 7.04 % protein Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Valine 0.99 % protein Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Valine 1.15 % protein Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Valine 6.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 5.2 % protein Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Valine 5.3 % protein Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 6.4 % protein Polished Feedipedia
Valine 5.7 % protein Brown Feedipedia
Valine 4.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 5.1 % protein Maize, dried Feedipedia
Valine 4.4 % protein Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Valine 4.4 % protein Maize, wet Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Valine 5.5 % protein Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Valine 5.7 % protein Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Valine 5.3 % protein Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Valine 6.2 % protein Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Valine 5.5 % protein Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Valine 5.6 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 5.3 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein All types Feedipedia
Valine 5.1 % protein High tannin Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein Low tannin Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein Red varieties Feedipedia
Valine 4.6 % protein White varieties Feedipedia
Valine 4.6 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.3 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Valine 4.1 % protein Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.3 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.4 % protein Durum Feedipedia
Valine 5.2 % protein Cashew Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Valine 5.6 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Valine 3.1 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Valine 4.2 % protein Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Valine 4.4 % protein High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Valine 4.3 % protein High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Valine 4.2 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 5.2 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Valine 5.2 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 5.2 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Oil <30% Feedipedia
Valine 4.6 % protein Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Valine 5 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Valine 3.6 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Valine 4.4 % protein Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Valine 3.8 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Valine 4.1 % protein Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Valine 4.1 % protein Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Valine 4.1 % protein Peanut Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Valine 5.2 % protein Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Valine 0.3 % protein Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Valine 4.2 % protein Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Valine 5.1 % protein 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Valine 5.6 % protein 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Valine 5 % protein Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Valine 5.5 % protein Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Valine 3.9 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Valine 5.3 % protein Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Valine 4.5 % protein Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Valine 4.1 % protein Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Valine 4.6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 4.3 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Valine 4.5 % protein High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Valine 5 % protein Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein Toasted Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein Extruded Feedipedia
Valine 4 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Valine 5 % protein Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Valine 4.8 % protein Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Valine 4.5 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.4 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 3.8 % protein Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Valine 4.2 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 7.2 % protein Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Valine 4.6 % protein Dried Feedipedia
Valine 3.6 % protein Orange, dried Feedipedia
Valine 2.8 % protein Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Valine 3.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 5.7 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.2 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Valine 3.2 % protein Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Valine 5.7 % protein Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Valine 3.6 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 4.3 % protein Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Valine 2.9 % protein Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Valine 1.8 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Valine 2.6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 5.1 % protein Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Valine 6.5 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 5 % protein Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Valine 6.2 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 2.7 % protein Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Valine 5.6 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 5.7 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Dry Feedipedia
Valine 6.2 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 5.3 % protein Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 6.5 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 3.8 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.3 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 3.9 % protein Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Valine 0.5 % protein From yeast production Feedipedia
Valine 0.6 % protein From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Valine 0.3 % protein From lysine production Feedipedia
Valine 2.3 % protein Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Valine 5.3 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Valine 8.5 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 6.8 % protein Chicken Feedipedia
Valine 3 % protein Raw Feedipedia
Valine 7.2 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein High protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Valine 5.2 % protein Low protein Feedipedia
Valine 5.6 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein Low oil Feedipedia
Valine 2.7 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 4 % protein Frog waste Feedipedia
Valine 5 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 5.7 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 2.4 % protein Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Valine 2.8 % protein Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Valine 6 % protein All species Feedipedia
Valine 5.8 % protein Pork Feedipedia
Valine 5.6 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Valine 3.4 % protein Fresh Feedipedia
Valine 3.6 % protein Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Valine 4.4 % protein High fat Feedipedia
Valine 4.5 % protein Low fat Feedipedia
Valine 5.4 % protein Poultry Feedipedia
Valine 4 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 1.8 % protein Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 4.7 % protein Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 3.6 % protein With shells Feedipedia
Valine 7.3 % protein Without shells Feedipedia
Valine 3.9 % protein With skin, boiled and dried Feedipedia
Valine 3.9 % protein With skin, dried Feedipedia
Valine 3.4 % protein Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Valine 2.8 % protein Feedipedia
Valine 5.1 % protein Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 4.2 % protein Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Valine 4.9 % protein Dehydrated Feedipedia
Valine 6.4 % protein Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Valine 5.5 % protein Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Valine 0.3 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Valine 0.72 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Valine 0.9 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Valine 2.14 mg/g DM Hard NOSHAN
Valine 0.45 mg/g DM Soft NOSHAN
Valine 1.63 mg/g DM Soft and hard NOSHAN
Valine 0.22 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Valine 0.81 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Valine 0.63 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Valine 0.14 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Valine 0.02 mg/g DM NOSHAN
Valine 15.1 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Valine 6.42 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 5.77 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 4.16 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 5.95 g/100g crude protein Commercial Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 5.83 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 3.92 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 6.62 g/100g crude protein Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 5.06 g/100g crude protein Fermented Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 4.31 g/100g crude protein Acid Amino acid composition of processed fish silage using different raw materials
Valine 17.1 g/kg DM Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Valine 9.2 g/kg DM Fresh Nutritive value of plantain and chicory for pigs
Valine 147.84 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Valine 210.23 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Valine 4.5 g/16g N Feedipedia
Verbascose nd g/kg DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Water 86.6 g/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Water 9.79 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 77.67 g/100g Orange NOSHAN
Water 92.69 g/100g Milk NOSHAN
Water 5.7 g/100g Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Water 13.8 g/100g Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Water 12.86 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 9.8-10.8 g/100g N/A
Water 2.32 g/100g Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Water 2.31 g/100g Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Water 59.5 g/100g Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Water 12.08 g/100g Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Water 2.03 g/100g Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Water 50 g/100g A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Water 15 g/100g A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Water 85 g/100g Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Water 59.3 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Water 68.9 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Water 60.9 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Water 48.6 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Water 3.6 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Water 14.2 g/100g Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Water 5.4 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Water 5.4 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Water 3.7 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Water 3 g/100g Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Water 7.2 g/100g Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Water 73.1 g/100g Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Water 8 g/100g Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Water 10.43 g/100g Cashew Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Water 3.5 g/100g Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Water 3 g/100g Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Water 59.5 g/100g Fresh. Agiorgitiko A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Water 81.46 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 83.33 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 6.19 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 89.67 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 19.16 g/100g Hard NOSHAN
Water 41.89 g/100g Soft NOSHAN
Water 24.42 g/100g Soft and hard NOSHAN
Water 92.6 g/100g Sour NOSHAN
Water 58.04 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 3.76 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 4.4 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 93.2 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 44.41 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 14.6 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 9.03 g/100g Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Water 9.88 g/100g Selected NOSHAN
Water 5.05 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 8.57 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 12.22 g/100g Sour NOSHAN
Water 8.8 g/100g Flakes NOSHAN
Water 87.21 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 11.3 g/100g Whole NOSHAN
Water 10.2 g/100g Whole NOSHAN
Water 87.56 g/100g NOSHAN
Water 13.14 g/100g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Water 14.52 g/100g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Water 14.68 g/100g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Water 80.75 g/100g Poultry, coagulated. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Water 72.43 g/100g Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Water 66.75 g/100g Soft, guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Water 66.45 g/100g Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Water 62.78 g/100g Various. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Water 76.33 g/100g Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Water 78.21 g/100g Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Water 78.65 g/100g Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Water 7.4 g/100g Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Water 3.1 g/100g Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Water 2.7 g/100g Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Water 8.7 g/100g Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Water 1.6 g/100g Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Water 2 g/100g Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Water 0 g/100g Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 3.9 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 0.1 g/100g Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 0.1 g/100g Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 4 g/100g Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Water 0 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 64.3 g/100g Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Water 63.4 g/100g Whole crop. Milk cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Water 61 g/100g Whole crop. Dough cultivar Phelivan ECN Phyllis 2
Water 64.1 g/100g Whole crop. Flowering cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Water 63 g/100g Whole crop. Milk cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Water 60.5 g/100g Whole crop. Dough cultivar Gonen ECN Phyllis 2
Water 6 g/100g Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Water 33 g/100g Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Water 85.52 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 7.4 g/100g Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 93.04 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 89.36 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 91.85 g/100g C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Water 80.91 g/100g C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Water 70.5 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 89.54 g/100g C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Water 90.84 g/100g C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Water 8.18 g/100g Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Water 7.85 g/100g Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Water 13.7 g/100g Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 6.52 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Water 6.93 g/100g Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Water 13.4 g/100g Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Water 9.33 g/100g Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Water 8 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 6.7 g/100g Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Water 5.6 g/100g Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Water 4.4 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 14.3 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 12.8 g/100g Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Water 13 g/100g Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Water 11.9 g/100g Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Water 12.1 g/100g Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Water 11.8 g/100g Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Water 6.4 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 6.37 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 0 g/100g Extractives 8.1%; compositions and heating values of char and pyrolysis oil in ID = 2264 and 2265 ECN Phyllis 2
Water 9.48 g/100g Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 6.08 g/100g Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Water 8 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 7.5 g/100g Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Water 13.9 g/100g Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Water 11.7 g/100g Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Water 14.33 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 13.68 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 12.17 g/100g Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Water 14.4 g/100g Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Water 8.1 g/100g Exhausted ECN Phyllis 2
Water 8.76 g/100g Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 9.33 g/100g Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 5.5 g/100g Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Water 7.83 g/100g Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Water 7.6 g/100g Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Water 6 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 11.4 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 7.53 g/100g Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Water 7.54 g/100g Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Water 33.59 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 10.2 g/100g Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Water 9.7 g/100g Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Water 7.6 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 9.14 g/100g Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Water 9 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 5.6 g/100g ECN Phyllis 2
Water 107 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Water 34.2 g/kg Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Water 87 g/kg Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Water 76 g/kg Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Water 110 g/kg Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Water 108 g/kg Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Water binding capacity 4.5 g/g DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Water binding capacity 5.3 g/g DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Water binding capacity 3.3 g/g DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Whey proteins 17.35 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Whey proteins 17.30 % of protein Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Xylan 21.9 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Xylan 20.5 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Xylan 11.8 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Xylan 12.83 % DM Binderless fiberboard from steam exploded banana bunch
Xylan 24.6 % DM Combined ethanol and methane production using steam pretreated sugarcane bagasse
Xylan 22 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 10.66 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 14.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 2.7 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 12.04 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 0.22 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 28.7 % DM Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 14.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 13.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 14.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 16.98 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 16.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 7.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 9.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 9.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 14.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 8.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 7.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 1.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 5.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 28 % DM Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 23.93 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 15.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 14 % DM Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 20.2 % DM Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Xylan 5.4 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; end pressure MPa: 0.5 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 6.3 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 155°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.0 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 5.1 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; end pressure MPa: 0.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 3.8 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 170°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.7 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 4.4 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; end pressure MPa: 1.1 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 2.9 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 185°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 1.9 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 2.7 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; end pressure MPa: 1.4 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 0.5 g/100g Solid fraction filter cake. Experimental conditions: 200°C; O2 pressure MPa: 0.6; end pressure MPa: 2.2 Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Xylan 329 g/kg DM Almond Development of an integrated pretreatment fractionation process for fermentable sugars and lignin, application to almond shell
Xylose 100 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 8 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 112 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 8 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 102 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 86 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 34 Yield % cell wall polysaccharide residues (g CWP residue/100g CWP residue) Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 437.1 g/kg total sugar Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
Xylose 2.12 % w/w d.b Extracted, apple Pectin from apple pomace: extraction, characterization and utilization
Xylose 21.5 % w/w d.b Oil palm empty fruit bunches before hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Xylose 3.7 % w/w d.b Oil palm empty fruit bunches fibres after hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Xylose 11 % DM High starch. Origin of glucose is mainly starch Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Xylose 11.5 % DM High protein Comparison of two wheat bran extracts in the sheet extrusion process
Xylose 1.1 % By organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Xylose 20.4 % Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Xylose 22.3 % Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Xylose 4.59 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Xylose 3.23 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Xylose 2.35 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Xylose 2.23 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Xylose 6.96 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Xylose 3.38 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Xylose 1.49 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Xylose 3.74 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Xylose 21.4 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Xylose 77 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Xylose 86 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Xylose 78 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Xylose 0.51 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Xylose 0.78 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Xylose 0.24 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Xylose 0.67 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Xylose 3 mol% Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 6 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 1 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 5 mol% Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 4 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 3 mol% Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Xylose 9.07 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 5 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Xylose 27 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 26.67 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 12 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 13 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Xylose 6 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 18 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 27.27 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Xylose 0 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Xylose 13 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 47 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Xylose 20 Non covalent-bound pectin fraction (CDTA fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Xylose 5.85 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 11 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 25 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 26 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Xylose 9 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 26 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 18.8 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 20 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Sour NOSHAN
Xylose 23 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 20 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Xylose 37 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Whole NOSHAN
Xylose 21.5 % w/w Oil palm empty fruit bunches before hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Xylose 3.7 % w/w Oil palm empty fruit bunches fibres after hydrothermal pretreatment 4-Hydroxybenzoic acid from hydrothermal pretreatment of oil palm fruit bunches. Its origin and influence on biomass conversion
Xylose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Xylose 1 S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Xylose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Xylose nd S-NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Xylose 135 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Xylose 80 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Xylose 167 NCP (g/kg DM) Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Xylose 57 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Xylose 14 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Xylose 14 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Xylose 46 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Xylose 56 NCP (g/kg DM) Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Xylose 7 I-NCP (g/kg dm) From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Xylose 10 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Xylose 2 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Xylose 2 I-NCP (g/kg dm) Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Xylose 0.91 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 0.45 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 1.94 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 2.13 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 2.09 Insoluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 0.02 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 0.02 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 0.03 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 0.04 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 0.02 Soluble dietary fiber (% DM) White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Xylose 5 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Orange NOSHAN
Xylose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) NOSHAN
Xylose 0 Covalent-bound pectin fraction (Na2CO3 fraction) (GC/MS) Flakes NOSHAN
Xylose, soluble 6 g/kg DM Corn, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Xylose, soluble 23 g/kg DM Wheat, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Xylose, soluble 21 g/kg DM Mixed, with solubles Compositional profile and variation of Distillers Dried Grains with Solubles from various origins with focus on non-starch polysaccharides
Xylose:glucose ratio 1.3 N/A Comparative study of alkaline extraction process of hemicelluloses from pear pomace
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 29 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 33 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 33 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 33 % d.b. Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 34 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 90 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 18 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 34 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 100 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 10 % DM 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 27 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 30 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 33 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 33 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 33 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 41 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 18 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 41 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 10 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 100 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 25 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 10 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 98 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 98 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 41 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 20 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 20 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 100 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 100 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 34 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 36 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 30 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 100 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 37 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 90 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 100 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 41 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 98 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 61 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 98 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 98 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 23 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 100 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 100 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 33 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
eNeutral Detergent Fibre 0 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Glucosinolates
2-OH-3-butenyl 0.67 µmol/g Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
2-hydroxy-3-butenyl 2.56 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
2-hydroxy-3-pentenyl 0.16 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
3-CH3-indolyl 0.06 µmol/g Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
3-butenyl 9.35 µmol/g Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
3-butenyl 1.04 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
3-indolylmethyl 0.19 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
4-OH-3-CH3-indolyl 0.16 µmol/g Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
4-hydroxy-3-indolylmethyl 0.65 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
4-pentenyl 0.33 µmol/g Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
4-pentenyl 0.15 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Aliphatic glucosinolates, total 1.99 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Allyl 0.15 µmol/g Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Glucosinolates, total 7.4 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 10 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 5.4 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 28.9 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 14.3 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 23.7 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 9.9 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 11.6 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 17.8 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 21 µmol/g DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Glucosinolates, total 11.66 µmol/g DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Glucosinolates, total 15.33 µmol/g DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Glucosinolates, total 13.57 µmol/g DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Glucosinolates, total 14.48 µmol/g DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Glucosinolates, total 4.6 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Glucosinolates, total 10.84 µmol/g Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Glucosinolates, total indole 0.82 µmol/g DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Phenylethyl 0.12 µmol/g Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed solvent extracted Brassica juncea canola meal
Simple phenols
Cresol, m 1.88 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, m 1.92 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, m 1.02 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, m 2.56 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, o 1.45 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, o 0.98 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, o 0.23 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, o 0.97 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, p 1.51 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, p 0.88 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, p 0.56 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cresol, p 1.38 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Gallic acid 1.26 µg/100g cane Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 1.48 µg/100g cane Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 1.88 µg/100g cane Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 1.39 µg/100g cane Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 2.06 µg/100g cane Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 2.12 µg/100g cane Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 1.78 µg/100g cane Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 1.24 µg/100g cane Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 2.44 µg/100g cane Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 3.2 µg/100g cane Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Gallic acid 2.5 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Gallic acid 1.3 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Gallic acid 12.66 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Gallic acid 8.24 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Gallic acid 12.96 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Gallic acid 0.13 mg/g Potato peel waste: stability and antioxidant activity of a freeze-dried extract
Gallic acid 4.00 mg/g Potato peel waste: stability and antioxidant activity of a freeze-dried extract
Gossypol, free 430 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Phenol 1.98 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Phenol 1.44 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Phenol 0.78 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Phenol 2.34 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Phenolic acids 39.3 mg/100g NOSHAN
Phenolics 90 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 51 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 64 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 66 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 71 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 62 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 31 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 42 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 38 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenolics 53 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phenols, total 438984 ppm d.b. Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Phenols, total 258663 ppm d.b. Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Phenols, total 167661 ppm d.b. Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Phenols, total 2.61 kg m3 as caffeic acid Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Phenols, total 0.38 kg m3 as caffeic acid Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Polyphenols 0.7 % dry basis Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Polyphenols 3.9 % Super Styrian Aurora A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Polyphenols 2-3 % Hallertauer Magnum A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Polyphenols 8 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Polyphenols 0.9 % Red grapes Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Polyphenols, total 10.5 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Polyphenols, total 25.3 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Polyphenols, total 55.3 mg/100g NOSHAN
Polyphenols, total 59.1 mg/100g Orange NOSHAN
Polyphenols, total 9.9 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Polyphenols, total 4.57 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Protocatechuic acid 2.44 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Protocatechuic acid 0.78 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Protocatechuic acid 3.77 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Protocatechuic acid 0.04 mg/g Potato peel waste: stability and antioxidant activity of a freeze-dried extract
Protocatechuic acid 0.75 mg/g Potato peel waste: stability and antioxidant activity of a freeze-dried extract
Organic acids
Acetic acid 6.99 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Acetic acid 5.09 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Acetic acid 3.95 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Acetic acid 9.71 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Acetic acid 394 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Acetic acid 20.0 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acetic acid 64.3 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acetic acid 29.8 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Acetic acid 3.3 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Butyric acid 1.41 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Butyric acid 1.09 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Butyric acid 0.82 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Butyric acid 1.95 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Butyric acid 1.3 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Butyric acid 0.5 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Butyric acid 0.2 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Butyric acid 46 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Formic acid 0.45 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Formic acid 0 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Formic acid 0 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Formic acid 0.27 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lactic acid 0.79 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lactic acid 0.46 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lactic acid 0.54 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lactic acid 1.14 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lactic acid 23.0 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lactic acid 83.6 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lactic acid 21.9 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lactic acid 1.1 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic acids 9 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Organic acids 4.6 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Organic acids 0 % DM Ground Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Organic acids 0.4 % DM Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Organic acids 8.2 % DM Almond, WH Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Organic acids 5.6 % DM Whole, FL 5/99 Neutral Detergent Soluble Carbohydrates Nutritional Relevance and Analysis
Organic acids 90 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Propionic acid 1.23 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Propionic acid 1.17 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Propionic acid 0.67 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Propionic acid 1.8 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Propionic acid 610 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Tartarate 0.05-0.08 % Red grapes Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Tartarate 0.1-0.15 % Yeast Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
SFA per 100gfood
C16:0 Palmitic acid 6.6 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
C16:0 Palmitic acid 14 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
C18:0 Stearic acid 4.1 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
C18:0 Stearic acid 5 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Tannins
Tannins 15.4 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Tannins 20.2 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Tannins 15.9 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Tannins 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 2.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 30.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Tannins 3.4 g/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Tannins 2.4 g/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Tannins 0.5 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Tannins 4.3 g/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Tannins 0 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 0 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 1.7 g/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Tannins 13.9 g/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Tannins 0.5 g/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Tannins 1 g/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Tannins 0.8 g/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Tannins 1.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 0.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 14.3 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Tannins 18 g/kg DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Tannins 11.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 16.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 1.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 51.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 5.1 g/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Tannins 73.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 42.8 g/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Tannins 43 g/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Tannins 4.5 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Tannins 0.1 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Tannins 0.2 g/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Tannins 26.8 g/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Tannins 1.3 g/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Tannins 184.9 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Tannins 1.8 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Tannins 5 g/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Tannins 10.8 g/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Tannins 7.2 g/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Tannins 2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 2.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins 6.9 g/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Tannins 3.6 g/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Tannins 0.8 g/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Tannins 8.5 g/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Tannins 6.4 g/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Tannins 14 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Tannins 0 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tannins 18 g/kg DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Tannins 9.2 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tannins 35.4 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Tannins 36 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Tannins 6.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Tannins, condensed 90.5 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed 202.6 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed 56.5 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed 94.9 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed 180.3 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed 17.9 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed 107.1 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed 43.45 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Tannins, condensed 51.64 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Tannins, condensed 36.56 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Tannins, condensed 31.94 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Tannins, condensed 21.56 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Tannins, condensed 26.53 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Tannins, condensed 33.91 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Tannins, condensed 29.85 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Tannins, total condensed 13.8 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Tannins, total condensed 8.3 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Tannins, total condensed 0 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 0.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 1.4 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 28.6 g/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 55.7 g/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 0.5 g/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 0 g/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 0 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 4.1 g/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 1.8 g/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 0.4 g/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 0.8 g/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 74.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 8.1 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Tannins, total condensed 42.8 g/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Tannins, total extractable 9.78 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Tannins, total extractable 1 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Tannins, total extractable condensed 0.81 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Tannins, total extractable condensed 0.75 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Stilbenes
Resveratrol, trans 2.2 µg/100g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 2.18 µg/100g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 2.56 µg/100g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 0.95 µg/100g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 3.94 µg/100g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 2.96 µg/100g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 1.42 µg/100g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 1.42 µg/100g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 2.62 µg/100g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Resveratrol, trans 1.88 µg/100g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
PUFA per 100gFA
C18: 3 cis n-3 5.6 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C18:2 42.54 g NOSHAN
C18:2 19.8 g NOSHAN
C18:2 39.09 g NOSHAN
C18:2 10 g NOSHAN
C18:2 19.59 g NOSHAN
C18:2 55.5 g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
C18:2 30.2 g Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
C18:2 21.5 g Cashew Feedipedia
C18:2 15.8 g Feedipedia
C18:2 20.6 g Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
C18:2 44.5 g Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
C18:2 53.6 g All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
C18:2 cis n-6 47.3 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C18:2 linoleic 564 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:2 linoleic 696 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:3 4.18 g NOSHAN
C18:3 1.2 g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
C18:3 12.7 g Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
C18:3 0.5 g Cashew Feedipedia
C18:3 55.7 g Feedipedia
C18:3 10.1 g Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
C18:3 0.5 g Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
C18:3 7.8 g All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
C18:3 alpha linolenic 61 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:3 alpha linolenic 3 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:3 alpha linolenic 6.38 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C18:3 alpha linolenic 15.49 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C18:3 alpha linolenic 0.91 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C18:3 alpha linolenic 7.5 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C20:2 0.23 g NOSHAN
C20:2 0.15 g NOSHAN
C20:2 0.42 g NOSHAN
C20:2 0.11 g NOSHAN
C20:3 0.09 g NOSHAN
Ellagitannins and Ellagic Acids
Ellagic acid 0.1 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Ellagic acid 0.06 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Vitamin fractions
Carotene, beta 200-1000 mg/kg DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Carotene, beta 200-1000 mg/kg DM Cull carrots Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Carotene, beta 0.86 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Carotenoids, total 75.02 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Cryptoxanthin, beta 3.31 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Lutein 46.69 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Tocopherol, alpha Tr mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Tocopherol, alpha 295.6 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Tocopherol, beta Tr mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Tocopherol, delta Tr mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Tocopherol, delta 47.8 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Tocopherol, gamma Tr mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Tocopherol, gamma 760.8 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Tocopherols, total 1104.2 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Tocotrienol, alpha 471.9 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Tocotrienol, delta 80.3 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Tocotrienol, gamma 1210 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Tocotrienols, total 1762.3 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Zeaxanthin 24.16 µg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Xanthine alkaloids
Caffeine 0.4 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Caffeine 0.4 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Pro(antho)cyanidins
Proanthocyanidins, extractable 15 mg/g DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Proanthocyanidins, extractable 7.9 mg/g DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Proanthocyanidins, extractable 12.5 mg/g DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Proanthocyanidins, extractable 20 mg/g DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Proanthocyanidins, extractable 10 mg/g DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Procyanidins, total 43469 ppm dry extract Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Procyanidins, total 37597 ppm dry extract Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Procyanidins, total 15337 ppm dry extract Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Flavonols
Aglycons 966 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Aglycons 843 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Aglycons 1114 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Flavonols, glycosylated 3518 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Flavonols, glycosylated 2993 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Flavonols, glycosylated 3504 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Isorhamnetin-glucoside 169 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Isorhamnetin-glucoside 145 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Isorhamnetin-glucoside 175 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Laricitrin-3-glucoside 216 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Laricitrin-3-glucoside 434 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Laricitrin-3-glucoside 220 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Myricetin 622 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Myricetin 452 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Myricetin 711 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Myricetin-3-glucoside 1044 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Myricetin-3-glucoside 781 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Myricetin-3-glucoside 1150 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin 344 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin 392 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin 403 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin 0.96 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Quercetin 1.0 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Quercetin-3-glucoside 609 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin-3-glucoside 475 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin-3-glucoside 564 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin-3-glucuronide 1285 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin-3-glucuronide 990 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Quercetin-3-glucuronide 1194 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Rutin 0.06 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Rutin 0.06 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Syringetin-3-glucoside 194 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Syringetin-3-glucoside 168 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Syringetin-3-glucoside 200 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Inorganics
Aluminium 281.4 mg/kg d.m Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 1836 mg/kg d.m Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 1463 mg/kg d.m Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 143 mg/kg d.m ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 11763.3 mg/kg d.m Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 15637.5 mg/kg d.m Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 107 mg/kg d.m Almond. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 270 mg/kg d.m ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 1000 mg/kg d.m ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 2700 mg/kg d.m ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 193.5 mg/kg d.m Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 1066.8 mg/kg d.m ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 2350.2 mg/kg d.m Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 1200 mg/kg d.m ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium 833 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Aluminium 958 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Aluminium 15.55 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 19.1 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Aluminium 4.2 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Aluminium 79.6 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 15.5 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 214.83 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 37.49 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 206.71 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 7.1 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Aluminium 5.39 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Aluminium 5.7 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Aluminium 238.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 255.15 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 31.6 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 404 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 238.09 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 1992.7 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Aluminium 11.7 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Aluminium 122 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 4.5 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 139.29 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Aluminium 416.6 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Aluminium 10.5 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 14.6 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Aluminium 31.8 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Aluminium <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Aluminium 278.44 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Aluminium 50 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Aluminium 63 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Aluminium 26 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Aluminium 32 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.58 % ash Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.2 % ash Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.5 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.90 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.5 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.3 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.53 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.38 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.35 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.22 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.26 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.26 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.33 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.7 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.7 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.49 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.5 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.09 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.38 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.3 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.72 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.85 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.6 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 8.8 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 3.1 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 10.42 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 5.3 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 6.4 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 4.6 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 8.4 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 8.84 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 4.29 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.89 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 3.6 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.52 % ash Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 3.7 % ash Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 6.03 % ash Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.62 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.5 % ash Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 3.9 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.45 % ash Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.17 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.09 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.6 % ash Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.5 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.606 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.0022 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.7 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.67 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.69 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.6 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.97 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.3 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.65 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 4.8 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.6 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.44 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 1.5 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 2.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.88 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Aluminium oxide (Al2O3) 0.084 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Antimony <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Antimony 8 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Antimony <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Antimony 0.5 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.1 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Antimony <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Antimony 0.07 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Antimony 0.02 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony 0.07 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony 18.47 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony <0.1 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Antimony 0.2 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Antimony <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony 0.53 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Antimony 0.96 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Antimony 0.08 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Antimony 10.8 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Antimony 3.3 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Antimony 20 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Arsenic 1.4 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Arsenic 6.6 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Arsenic 0.29 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Arsenic 0.01 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Arsenic 0.64 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Arsenic 0.01 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Arsenic 0.01 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Arsenic 0 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Arsenic <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Arsenic <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Arsenic <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Arsenic <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Arsenic <1 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Arsenic <1 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Arsenic 3.4 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 6.8 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 2.7 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.3 mg/kg DM Average of 50 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.1 mg/kg DM Cox ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 46 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.5 mg/kg DM Average of 46 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.9 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 54 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 21 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 1.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 55 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 40 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 6 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 36 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 40 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 0.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic <1 mg/kg DM Almond. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic 11.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Arsenic <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.11 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.09 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.16 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.11 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic <0.1 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Arsenic <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.1 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.17 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.52 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.18 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.29 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.84 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.1 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.32 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.13 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic <0.1 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.32 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.22 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.38 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.29 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Arsenic 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Arsenic 6.6 ppm Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Barium 4.56 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 3.34 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Barium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Barium 5.29 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 3.73 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 3.82 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 13.68 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 5.91 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 0.8 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Barium 0.83 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Barium 0.49 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Barium 5.63 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 10.18 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 4.04 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 10.17 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 39.36 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Barium 0.73 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Barium 2 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 6.85 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 8.75 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Barium 29.97 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Barium 2.7 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 0.6 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Barium 1.39 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Barium 0.21 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Barium 30.1 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Barium 26 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Barium 22.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Barium 178.6 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Barium 228.8 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Barium 15 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Barium 741 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Barium 19 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Beryllium <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Orange NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Milk NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium 0.15 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium 0.15 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Hard NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Soft NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Soft and hard NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium 0.16 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Selected NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Sour NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Flakes NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Whole NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b Whole NOSHAN
Beryllium <0.01 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Bismuth <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.15 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.12 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.15 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.15 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.1 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.58 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.36 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.14 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.27 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.14 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.16 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.21 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.15 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.16 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.15 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth <0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.15 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Bismuth <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Bismuth <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Bismuth <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Bismuth 0.15 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Boron 130 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 87 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 73 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 47.2 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 5 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 95 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 81 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 2.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 19.9 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 28.3 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 35 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 16.3 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Boron 1 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Boron 5.22 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Boron 5.03 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Boron 2.49 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Boron 4.93 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Boron 4.12 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Boron 3.5 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Boron 2.5 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Boron 2.0 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Boron 2.1 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Bromine 74.1 mg/kg Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Bromine 0 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.22 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cadmium 0.42 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cadmium 0.19 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Cadmium 0.37 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Cadmium 0.07 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Cadmium 0.47 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Cadmium 0.23 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Cadmium 0.08 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Cadmium <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Cadmium <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Cadmium <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Cadmium <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Cadmium <1 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Cadmium <1 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Cadmium 0 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.3 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0 mg/kg DM Average of 50 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Cox ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.5 mg/kg DM Average of 46 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 1.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 35 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 46 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.9 mg/kg DM Average of 54 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 1 mg/kg DM Average of 21 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 41 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.3 mg/kg DM Average of 15 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 1.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.9 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 55 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 40 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 30 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 19 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 3 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0 mg/kg DM Red. Average of 25 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Red. Average of 19 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 2.2 mg/kg DM Average of 6 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 1.1 mg/kg DM Average of 36 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 1.2 mg/kg DM Average of 40 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.6 mg/kg DM Average of 38 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 1.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 1.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 1.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0.1 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium 0 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Cadmium <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium 0.04 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium 0.2 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Cadmium 0.26 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Cadmium 0.45 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Cadmium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cadmium 0.42 ppm Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cadmium <0.25 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium 0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium 0.2 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium 0.11 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium 1.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium 0.16 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Caesium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 6 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Calcium 7.38 mg/g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 5.95 mg/g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 6.33 mg/g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 7.2 mg/g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 7.02 mg/g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 7.98 mg/g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 10.21 mg/g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 7.71 mg/g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 7.94 mg/g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 7.85 mg/g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Calcium 229000 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Calcium 0.76 mg/kg Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Calcium 3700 mg/kg Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Calcium 5384.4 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 55000 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 1700 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 23000 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 43652 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 37685 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 3700 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 35000 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 5136 mg/kg DM Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 3899 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 16869 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 21798 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 2200 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 2200 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 4000 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 13000 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 5085.5 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 8551.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 14460.5 mg/kg DM Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 7641 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium 1 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Calcium 1.1 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 0.7 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 2.9 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 3.7 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 0.4 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 2.4 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 4 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 125 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 0.7 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 2.8 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 0.1 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 0.8 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 1.1 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Calcium 0.13 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Calcium 0.06 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Calcium 0.04 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Calcium 0.05 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Calcium 0.05 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Calcium 0.35 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Calcium 0.15 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Calcium 0.13 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.2 % d.b. Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Calcium 0.062 % d.b. Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Calcium 0.041 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Calcium 0.052 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Calcium 0.055 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Calcium 1.81 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.49 % d.b. Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.71 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.38 % DM Orange. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Calcium 1.13 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Calcium 1.84 % DM 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.43 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.22-0.38 % d.b. Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.25 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.48 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.91 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.88 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.35 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.3 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.13 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.55 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.61 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO; Fruit waste as feed paper
Calcium 0.1 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.2 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.23 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.24 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.06 % DM 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.13 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.03 % DM 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.65 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.65 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.6 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.6 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.38 % d.b. Silage 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.32 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Calcium 27 % d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.3 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.1 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.44 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 38.5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.55 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.94 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.15 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.4 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.22 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.21 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Calcium 15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.27 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.22 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Calcium 13.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.15 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.09 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.09 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.1 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.35 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.2 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Calcium 5.55 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 2.8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 3.3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.6 % d.b. Spent 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.43 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.42 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Calcium 9 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.95 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.1 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 2.12 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.2 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.26 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.19 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.28 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.26 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.25 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 2.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.03 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.16 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.16 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 4.2 % d.b. Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.1 % d.b. Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Calcium 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 10.2 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.23 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.25 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.07 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.05 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.07 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.35 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.38 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 8.5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.44 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.4 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.35 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.21 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.17 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.15 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.05 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.05 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.06 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.05 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.04 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.13 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.14 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.98 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 2.17 % d.b. Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 2.38 % d.b. Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.4 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.08 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.49 % d.b. Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.2 % d.b. Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.61 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.23 % d.b. Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.22 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.29 % d.b. Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.62 % d.b. Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.47 % d.b. Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.42 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Calcium 0.4 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 0.42 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 0.08 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 0.24 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 0.16 % d.b. Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 0.22-0.38 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 2.38 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 2.17 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 0.88 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Calcium 0.16 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.74 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.16 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.12 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.17 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.25 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 0.3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Calcium 13.5 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Calcium 1.36 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Calcium 9.31 % DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Calcium 12.65 % DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Calcium 11.25 % DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Calcium 11.69 % DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Calcium 7.02 % DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Calcium 0.4 g/kg DM Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Calcium 1.6 g/kg DM Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Calcium 5 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 5.9 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 5.3 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 5.5 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 5.3 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 3.9 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 4.9 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 4.1 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 4.2 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 4.4 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Calcium 20.4 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 21.7 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 19.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 18.4 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 17.2 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 7.1 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 16.0 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 7.3 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 35.4 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 7.8 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 5.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 6.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 9.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 7.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 6.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 7.1 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 8.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 7.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 7.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Calcium 24.8 g/kg DM Condensed solubles Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 9.0 g/kg DM Citrus molasses Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 20.7 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 19.0 g/kg DM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 16.1 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 14.8 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 12.5 g/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 16.8 g/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 20 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 5.1 g/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 5.7 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 2.1 g/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 7.1 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 7.1 g/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 15.7 g/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Calcium 1.2 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Calcium 2.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 2.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 3.2 g/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Calcium 2.1 g/kg DM NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Calcium 1.9 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 1.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 0.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 2.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 4.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 3.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 5.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 5.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 1.2 g/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 1.6 g/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Calcium 2 g/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Calcium 20.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 2.7 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 5.1 g/kg DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Calcium 0.5 g/kg DM Polished Feedipedia
Calcium 1.3 g/kg DM Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Calcium 0.5 g/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Calcium 2.4 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 1.6 g/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Calcium 0.2 g/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Calcium 2.4 g/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.6 g/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.7 g/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.7 g/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Calcium 4.7 g/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.8 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Calcium 2.5 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Calcium 1 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 7.7 g/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Calcium 1.5 g/kg DM Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Calcium 0.8 g/kg DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Calcium 0.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.3 g/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Calcium 0.5 g/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Calcium 0.2 g/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Calcium 0.3 g/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Calcium 0.3 g/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Calcium 1.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 2.1 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Calcium 2 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 2.9 g/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Calcium 0.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.9 g/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Calcium 1.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 2.7 g/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Calcium 23.9 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Calcium 2.6 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Calcium 6.9 g/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Calcium 1.1 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Calcium 1.5 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Calcium 2.7 g/kg DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Calcium 5.4 g/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Calcium 8.5 g/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Calcium 3.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 2.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 5.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 1.2 g/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 0.7 g/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 0.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 57.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 8.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 2.1 g/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Calcium 2 g/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Calcium 2.2 g/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Calcium 2.9 g/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Calcium 4.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 8.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 5.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 8.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 7.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 9.9 g/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Calcium 9 g/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Calcium 4.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 4.4 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.7 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.3 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.4 g/kg DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Calcium 3.4 g/kg DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.6 g/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Calcium 1 g/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.5 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Calcium 0.3 g/kg DM Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Calcium 1.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 7.3 g/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Calcium 12.5 g/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Calcium 6.3 g/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Calcium 15.2 g/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Calcium 9 g/kg DM Crude Feedipedia
Calcium 11.8 g/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Calcium 2.8 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 2.7 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 0.5 g/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Calcium 1.7 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Calcium 3.2 g/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Calcium 11 g/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Calcium 14.6 g/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 2.4 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Calcium 1.8 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Calcium 1.6 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Calcium 1.2 g/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Calcium 0.8 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Calcium 1.5 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Calcium 2 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Calcium 30.4 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Calcium 26 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Calcium 15.3 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Calcium 3.9 g/kg DM Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Calcium 46.4 g/kg DM Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Calcium 1.6 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Calcium 27.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 9.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 13.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 8.5 g/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Calcium 7.9 g/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 7.2 g/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Calcium 4.9 g/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Calcium 2.7 g/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Calcium 0.6 g/kg DM Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Calcium 19.7 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 9.1 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 1.7 g/kg DM Whole Feedipedia
Calcium 14.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 8.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 5.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 3.9 g/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Calcium 3.6 g/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Calcium 4.6 g/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Calcium 3.2 g/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Calcium 1.9 g/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Calcium 3.4 g/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Calcium 3.3 g/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Calcium 17.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 14.1 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Calcium 11.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 14.7 g/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Calcium 8.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 4.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 7.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 4.4 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Calcium 4.6 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Calcium 4.3 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Calcium 3.9 g/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Calcium 2.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 1.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 3.1 g/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Calcium 4.1 g/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Calcium 0.6 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 1.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 0.2 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 0.6 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 0.4 g/kg DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 0.3 g/kg DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 0.2 g/kg DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 0.7 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 8.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 7.5 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 7.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 16.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 4.6 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 3.5 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 1.9 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 1.9 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 6.3 g/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 42.7 g/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Calcium 4.7 g/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 7.9 g/kg DM Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 11.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 17 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Calcium 14.9 g/kg DM Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Calcium 7.7 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 6.1 g/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 21.3 g/kg DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 13 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 13.8 g/kg DM Orange Feedipedia
Calcium 1.8 g/kg DM Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Calcium 4.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 3.2 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 11.6 g/kg DM By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Calcium 6.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 7.4 g/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Calcium 5 g/kg DM Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Calcium 7 g/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Calcium 9 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 6.1 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Calcium 29.8 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Calcium 4.9 g/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Calcium 4.9 g/kg DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Calcium 42.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 19.6 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Calcium 3.6 g/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Calcium 1.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 3.8 g/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 4.5 g/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 20.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 13.9 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Calcium 0.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 0.7 g/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Calcium 15.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 10 g/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Calcium 12.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 14.7 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Calcium 2.5 g/kg DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 14.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 11 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 9.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 12.4 g/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Calcium 1.2 g/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 1.7 g/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 1.4 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 1.8 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 0.9 g/kg DM Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 3.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 9.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 11.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 26.3 g/kg DM Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Calcium 2.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 4 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Calcium 3.5 g/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Calcium 10.3 g/kg DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Calcium 2 g/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Calcium 0.9 g/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Calcium 2 g/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Calcium 62.3 g/kg DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Calcium 3.4 g/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Calcium 1.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 8.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 7.2 g/kg DM Moist Feedipedia
Calcium 303.2 g/kg DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Calcium 220 g/kg DM Raw Feedipedia
Calcium 325 g/kg DM Steamed Feedipedia
Calcium 175.1 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 142 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 238.7 g/kg DM Ground Feedipedia
Calcium 366.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 12.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 26.5 g/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Calcium 43.4 g/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Calcium 26.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 1.2 g/kg DM Menhaden, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 1 g/kg DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Calcium 1.9 g/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Calcium 191.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 21 g/kg DM Raw Feedipedia
Calcium 22 g/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Calcium 38.4 g/kg DM Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Calcium 1 g/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Calcium 1.8 g/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Calcium 50.4 g/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Calcium 101.1 g/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Calcium 94.4 g/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Calcium 20.3 g/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Calcium 15 g/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Calcium 40 g/kg DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Calcium 28 g/kg DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Calcium 2.2 g/kg DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Calcium 2.1 g/kg DM Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 10 g/kg DM Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 130.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 117.5 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 9.8 g/kg DM Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 123 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 128.5 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 65 g/kg DM Ensiled, fresh Feedipedia
Calcium 18.9 g/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 71.5 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Calcium 13.3 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Calcium 1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 25.9 g/kg DM Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Calcium 2.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 33.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 1.2 g/kg DM Condensed Feedipedia
Calcium 5.1 g/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 18.2 g/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Calcium 2.9 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Calcium 1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.8 g/kg DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Calcium 1.2 g/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Calcium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Calcium 0.06 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Calcium 0.15 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Calcium 0.55 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Calcium 0.13 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Calcium 2385.97 mg/100g DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Calcium 784.48 mg/100g DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Calcium 1583.99 mg/100g DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Calcium 868 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 8553 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Calcium 6785 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Calcium 9638 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 963 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium <100 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 3388 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 3376.73 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 9635 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Calcium 10287 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Calcium 4773 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Calcium 10722 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 3671.13 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 10.9 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 5948 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 8385.19 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 29873 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Calcium 799 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Calcium 1276 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 8080 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 4587 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Calcium 10867 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Calcium 2198 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 397 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Calcium 660 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Calcium 10081 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Calcium 113.58 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Calcium 158.57 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Calcium 0.07-2.40 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.24 % ash Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Calcium oxide (CaO) 1.06 % ash Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Calcium oxide (CaO) 1.3 % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 4 % ash Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 21.3 % ash Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 14.4 % ash Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 13.05 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 37 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 27.93 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 21.5 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 25 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 20.67 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 29.46 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 29.46 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 26.11 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 24.74 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 41.06 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 8.39 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 16.99 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 10.5 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 16 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 6.9 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 8.07 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 8.39 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 16 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 5 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 10.5 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 12.27 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 17.2 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 4.2 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 2.5 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 15.4 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 26.61 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 10.9 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 14.09 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 25.89 % ash Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 17 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 14.5 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 14.56 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 6.49 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 8.01 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 18.2 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 9.79 % ash Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 22.89 % ash Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 21.3 % ash Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 23.38 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 11.9 % ash Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 10.7 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 9.69 % ash Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 10.01 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 12.25 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 9.8 % ash Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 7.8 % ash Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 42.8 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.592 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.0092 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.24 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 1.2 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.37 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.97 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.23 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.28 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 1.3 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 1.5 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.33 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 1.2 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 1.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Calcium oxide (CaO) 0.11 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Carbon 29.64 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Carbon 0 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Carbon 48.7 % Cashew Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Carbon 34.63 % Cashew, de-oiled Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Carbon 51.5 % Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Carbon 89.5 % Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Carbon 90.8 % Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Carbon 56.7 % Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Carbon 90.5 % Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Carbon 91.7 % Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Carbon 0.06 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 2.9 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 0.04 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 2.2 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 5 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 0.07 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 2.3 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 0.08 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 2.5 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 9 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 0.05 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 2.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 5.6 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 7.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 4.8 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 47.16 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon 50 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon 50.7 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon 52.8 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon 47.22 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon 88.95 % Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 68.4 % Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 24.4 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 81.5 % Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 76.77 % GrapefuitChar produced at 700°C from grapefruit skin ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 72.04 % OrangeCarbonization under N2 for 2 hours at 700°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 55.55 % 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 65.66 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 71.03 % Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 79.47 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 55.25 % Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 68.06 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 68.06 % Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 1.17 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 56.44 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 78.6 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 64.7 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 75.71 % Char from olive stones at T = 623 K; S-Co2 = 305 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 91.85 % Char from olive stones at 873 K; S-N2 = 85 m2/g, S-CO2 = 548 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 92.86 % Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 68.84 % Char produced at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 81.78 % Char produced at 600°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 81.05 % Char produced at 850°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 40.98 % Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 44.21 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 45.95 % Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 42.46 % Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 52.02 % Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 54.79 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 66.4 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 41.55 % Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 44.5 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 26.63 % Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 6.89 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 6.21 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 42.87 % Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 2.36 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 3.6 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 2.89 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 7.5 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 3.99 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 3.45 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 42.7 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 45.79 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.2 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 45.31 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 44.98 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.94 % Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 47.9 % Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 42.89 % Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.5 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.74 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 44.43 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 47.71 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.2 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 45.88 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 50.14 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 41.05 % Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 43.74 % Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 43.24 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 42.53 % Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 48.23 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.41 % Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 50.22 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 47.43 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 44.48 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 15.94 % Coir ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 47.17 % Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 50.29 % Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 50.34 % Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 4.2% (obtained with extraction with acetone/water) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 41.07 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 40.94 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 41 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 40.74 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 51.6 % Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 40.81 % Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 50.08 % Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 53.61 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.26 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 52.08 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 48.67 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 48 % Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 52.8 % Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 44.69 % Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.59 % Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 48.81 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.39 % S-N2 = 0,6 m2/g; S-CO2 = 53 m2/g; see for char 1825, 1826 and 1827 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.59 % Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 39 % Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 34.13 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 42.58 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 41.64 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 40.79 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 40.77 % Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 42.97 % Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 47.63 % Exhausted ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.82 % Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.05 % Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 47.91 % Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.82 % Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.2 % Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 50.21 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 37.3 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.46 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 53 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.14 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.41 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 46.41 % Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 48.79 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 32.71 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.73 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 48.11 % Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 50.31 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 41.65 % Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 43.78 % Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 49.91 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 55.76 % Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 40.41 % Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 58.3 % Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 54.41 % Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 42.77 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 41.82 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon 47.6 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 45.59 % d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Carbon 46.28 % d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Carbon 43.6 % d.b. By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Carbon 46.94 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 45.48 % d.b. Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Carbon 41.27 % d.b. Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Carbon 45.6 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Carbon 46.1 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Carbon 48.59 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Carbon 48.23 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Carbon 49.82 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Carbon 55.44 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Carbon 54.33 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Carbon 51.35 % d.b. Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Carbon 56.8 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Carbon 57.3 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Carbon 52.5 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Carbon 49.3 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Carbon 55 % d.b. Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Carbon 56 % d.b. Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Carbon 76.4 % d.b. Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Carbon 79.9 % d.b. Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Carbon 38.3 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Carbon 43.79 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Carbon 47.07 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Carbon 43.6 % d.b. Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Carbon 44.3 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 43.38 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 51 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 38.22 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 56.8 % d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Carbon 38.7 % d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Carbon 38.24 % d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Carbon 54.59 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 44.87 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 46 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 54.51 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 43.61 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 39.74 % d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Carbon 42.96 % d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Carbon 47.35 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 49.92 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 38 % d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Carbon 45.01 % d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Carbon 54.43 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 45.69 % d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Carbon 43.76 % d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Carbon 57.17 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon 42.3 % d.b. Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon 37.6 % d.b. Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Carbon 42.1 % d.b. Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Carbon 38.7 % d.b. Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Carbon 42.6 % d.b. Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Carbon 43.6 % dry ash free basis Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Carbon 42.2 % dry ash free basis Raw Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Carbon 45.5 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbon 50.2 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbon 45.7 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbon 49.8 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Carbon 53.2 wt% daf Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Carbon 64.7 wt% daf Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Carbon 69.8 wt% daf Nitrogen Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Carbon 44.5 % total solids Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Carbon 39.9 % total solids Residual Cropgen database
Carbon 46.8 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbon 43.2 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbon 65.8 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbon 54.5 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbon 51.7 % Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Carbon 47.6 % total solids Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Carbon 51.2 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon 51.3 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon 48.3 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon 48.8 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon 49.4 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon 47.2 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon 54.8 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon 42.05 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbon 38.82 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbon 41.75 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbon 44.26 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbon (total organic) 198000 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Carbon (total organic) 38.9 % total solids Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Carbon (total organic) 47.6 % total solids Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Carbon (total organic) 51.2 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon (total organic) 51.3 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon (total organic) 48.3 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon (total organic) 48.76 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Carbon content 0.465 g/g volatile solids Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Carbon content 0.468 g/g volatile solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Carbon content 0.499 g/g volatile solids Triticum aestivum, growth stage at harvest: straw Cropgen database
Carbon content 1.03 g/g volatile solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Carbon content 1.48 g/g volatile solids Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Carbon dioxide (CO2) 18 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon dioxide (CO2) 34 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon dioxide (CO2) 20.12 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon dioxide (CO2) 45 % ash Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbon dioxide (CO2) 40 % ash Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbon dioxide (CO2) 31 % ash Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbon dioxide (CO2) 37 % ash Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Carbon, fixed 8.18 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 8.35 % d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 9.98 % d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 6.43 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 15.02 % d.b. Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Carbon, fixed 14.32 % d.b. Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Carbon, fixed 18 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Carbon, fixed 12.8 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Carbon, fixed 15.8 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Carbon, fixed 13.3 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Carbon, fixed 18.8 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Carbon, fixed 11.65 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 13.49 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 7.65 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 0.54 % d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 1.03 % d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 1.63 % d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 12.72 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 8.99 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 6.14 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 7.93 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 6.79 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 3.37 % d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 3.19 % d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 2.8 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 11.22 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 1.96 % d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 8.09 % d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 6.46 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 10.75 % d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 8.02 % d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 3.55 % d.b. NOSHAN
Carbon, fixed 13.2 % d.b. Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Carbon, fixed 13.6 % d.b. Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Carbon, fixed 13.9 % d.b. Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Carbon, fixed 12.4 % d.b. Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Carbon, fixed 14.2 % d.b. Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Carbon, fixed 12.5 % d.b. Raw Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Carbon, fixed 19.26 % Cashew Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Carbon, fixed 19.2 % Cashew, de-oiled Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Carbon, fixed 10.5 % Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Carbon, fixed 15.87 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon, fixed 19.7 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon, fixed 19.4 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon, fixed 16.28 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon, fixed 2.02 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon, fixed 20.74 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Carbon, fixed 87.17 % Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 79.1 % Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 71.8 % GrapefuitChar produced at 700°C from grapefruit skin ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 71.17 % 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 56.18 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 74.63 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 47 % Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 60.35 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 48.32 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 48.8 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 54.53 % Char from olive stones at T = 623 K; S-Co2 = 305 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 75.62 % Char from olive stones at 873 K; S-N2 = 85 m2/g, S-CO2 = 548 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 76.24 % Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 42.3 % Char produced at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 55.1 % Char produced at 600°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 57 % Char produced at 850°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 16.34 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 35.86 % Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 42.26 % Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 43.81 % Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 9.97 % Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 2.62 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 1.87 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 14.91 % Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 0.57 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 1.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 0.85 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 2.41 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 1.6 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 1.15 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 18.93 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 22.89 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 19.22 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 17.64 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 21.74 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 22.7 % Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 15.5 % Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 18.76 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 19.27 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 18.79 % Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 17.97 % Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 23.8 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 25.3 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 22.09 % Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 17.7 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 22.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 25.24 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 26.8 % Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 29.7 % Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 22.86 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 23.76 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 23.26 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 26.47 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 28.3 % Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 16.93 % Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 17.13 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 32.8 % Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 24.42 % Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 15.29 % Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 18.2 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 21.2 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 24.74 % S-N2 = 0,6 m2/g; S-CO2 = 53 m2/g; see for char 1825, 1826 and 1827 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 19.98 % Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 16.53 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 15.1 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 15.12 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 17 % Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 2.76 % Exhausted ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 17.81 % Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 15.99 % Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 22.11 % Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 17.76 % Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 19.68 % Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 14.8 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 16.07 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 27.73 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 19.85 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 19.8 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 15.68 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 15.67 % Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 16.84 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 11.82 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 22.51 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 18.16 % Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 18.7 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 24.34 % Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 19.03 % Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 20.51 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 15.6 % Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 23.68 % Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 25.96 % ECN Phyllis 2
Carbon, fixed 17.88 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbon, fixed 14.74 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbon, fixed 14.33 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbon, fixed 18.27 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Carbon/Nitrogen 59.5 M/M Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Carbon/Nitrogen 48.4 M/M Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Carbon/Nitrogen 42.3 M/M Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Carbon/Nitrogen 73.8 M/M Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Carbon/Nitrogen 11.1 - Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Carbon/Nitrogen 8.15 - Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Carbon/Nitrogen 13.9 - Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Carbon/Nitrogen 13.6 - Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 7.5 N/A Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 7.7 N/A Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 7.1 N/A Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 8.7 N/A Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 5.3 N/A With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 9.5 N/A By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 55.4 N/A Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 16.37 N/A Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 12.1 N/A Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 11 N/A Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 23.8585 N/A Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 10 N/A Brassica napus, growth stage: tops Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 28 N/A Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 16 N/A Beta vulgaris Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 9.5 N/A Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 18 N/A Residual Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 87.5 N/A Triticum aestivum, growth stage at harvest: straw Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 20 COD/N Mesophilic Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 20 COD/N Thermophilic Cropgen database
Carbon/nitrogen ratio 19.9 - Production of alkaline protease by a thermophilic Bacillus subtilis under solid-state fermentation (SSF) condition using Imperata cylindrica grass and potato peel as low-cost medium: Characterization and application of enzyme in detergent formulation
Chloride 64 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Chloride 0.04 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.08 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.2 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.15 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.01 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.2 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.03 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chloride 0.03 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chloride 0.02 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chloride 0.02 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chloride 0.03 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chloride 0.02 % d.b. Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chloride 0.17 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chloride 0.1 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chloride 0.24 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chloride 0.11 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chloride 0.08 % d.b. Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chloride 0.06 % d.b. Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chloride 0.03 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.4 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.4 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.3 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.76 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.15 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.5 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.33 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.02 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.05 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.05 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Chloride 1.63 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.7 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.65 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.18 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.14 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.14 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.18 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.28 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.76 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.04 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.04 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Chloride 1.27 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Chloride 1.64 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 2.3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 3 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 2.73 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.03 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.3 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.36 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.39 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.58 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 1.05 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.09 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.09 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.21 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.18 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 1.15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.15 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.67 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.32 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.3 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.09 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.05 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.05 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.07 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.08 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 1.2 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.2 % d.b. Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Chloride 2.25 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.07 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.06 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.96 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Chloride 0.01 % d.b. Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Chloride 0.04 % d.b. Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Chloride 0.12 % d.b. Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Chloride 0.13 % d.b. Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Chloride 0.22 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Chloride 6 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chloride 2.34 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Chloride, water soluble 3200 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Chlorine 0.8 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Chlorine 1.1 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Chlorine 1.0 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Chlorine 1.4 g/kg DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Chlorine 100 mg/kg DM Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 100 mg/kg DM Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 27431.6 mg/kg Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 27300 mg/kg Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1023.5 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 19980 mg/kg Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 26373.6 mg/kg Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 3008 mg/kg Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 532 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1631.1 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 2099.6 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 3796.6 mg/kg Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 748.9 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1176.8 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 797.9 mg/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1496.7 mg/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 3071.1 mg/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 950.8 mg/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 500 mg/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 800 mg/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 100 mg/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 31.9 mg/kg Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 500 mg/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 300 mg/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 187 mg/kg Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 700 mg/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 200 mg/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 125.6 mg/kg Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 181.3 mg/kg Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 736 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 2800 mg/kg Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 700 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 600 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 500 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1872 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1357.8 mg/kg Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 375.7 mg/kg Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 893 mg/kg Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 2597.5 mg/kg Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 2989.4 mg/kg Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 2562.4 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1995 mg/kg Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 2670.7 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1284 mg/kg Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1003.6 mg/kg Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 0 mg/kg Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1701 mg/kg Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 368.7 mg/kg Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 1848 mg/kg Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 400 mg/kg Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Chlorine 273 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 6.4 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Chromium 3.5 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Chromium 560 ppm % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Chromium 2.5 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Chromium 1.2 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Chromium 0 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Chromium 0 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Chromium 0.91 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chromium 0.32 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chromium 0.58 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chromium 0.78 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chromium 0.78 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chromium 0.39 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Chromium <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chromium <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chromium 1.8 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chromium 1.9 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chromium <1 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chromium <1 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Chromium 2.4 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 10 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 6 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 12 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 17 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 9 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 5 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 11 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 13.7 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 35.2 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 2.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 0.6 mg/kg DM Cox ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 0.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 0.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 0.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 2.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 5.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 0.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 2.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 2.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 2.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 4.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 3.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 3.7 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 81 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 1026 mg/kg DM Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 6 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 0.64 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Chromium 58 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Chromium 0.46 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 1.07 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Chromium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Chromium 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 1.55 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 0.84 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 0.5 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Chromium 0.19 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Chromium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Chromium 5.84 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 0.79 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 8.78 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 2.78 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 3.46 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 6.39 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Chromium 1.65 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Chromium 0.22 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 2.03 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Chromium 7.02 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Chromium 0.47 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 0.14 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Chromium 0.59 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Chromium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Chromium 3.5 ppm Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Chromium 6.9 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Cloride 1 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Cloride 1.5 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Cloride 1.42 % ash Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Cloride 0 % ash Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Cloride 1.43 % ash Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Cloride 0.03 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Cobalt 0.155 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cobalt 0.159 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cobalt 15 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 27.3 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 2.3 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 3.7 ppm veg/fruit waste Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 5.9 ppm veg/fruit waste Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 27.3 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 6 ppm veg/fruit waste Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 6 ppm veg/fruit waste Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 3.8 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 3.4 ppm veg/fruit waste Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Cobalt 0.16 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cobalt 0.16 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cobalt 0.16 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cobalt 0.16 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cobalt 0.1 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cobalt 0.6 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Cobalt 1 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 6.8 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 6.4 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 3.5 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 1.5 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 0.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 5.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 0.4 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cobalt 0 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cobalt 0 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cobalt 0 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Cobalt 0.02 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.27 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.2 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.02 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.25 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.02 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.02 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.19 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.09 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.21 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.48 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.75 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 4.38 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.02 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Cobalt 0.34 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Cobalt <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Cobalt 1.5 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt 1.2 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Cobalt <0.060 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Cobalt 0.24 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Cobalt 0.02 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Cobalt 0.09 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Cobalt <0.06 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Cobalt 0.04 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Cobalt 0.05 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Cobalt 0.08 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Cobalt 0.04 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Cobalt 0.04 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper 0.01 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Copper 11 mg/1000g Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 10 mg/1000g Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Copper 228.2 mg/1000g Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Copper 5.5 mg/1000g Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Copper 16 mg/1000g Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Copper 11 mg/1000g Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Copper 9.4 mg/1000g Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Copper 4 mg/1000g Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Copper 8.5 mg/1000g Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Copper 1.1 mg/l Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Copper 1.67 mg/l Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Copper 2.2 mg/l Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Copper 2.38 mg/l Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Copper 1.14 mg/l DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Copper 1.74 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Copper 2.3 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Copper 2.47 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Copper 138.6 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 11 ppm of fruit and veg waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 8.5 ppm of fruit and veg waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 9.5 ppm of fruit and veg waste Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Copper 4 ppm of fruit and veg waste Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 9.4 ppm of fruit and veg waste Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 10 ppm of fruit and veg waste Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 5.5 ppm of fruit and veg waste Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 138.6 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 11 ppm of fruit and veg waste Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 11 ppm of fruit and veg waste Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 386 ppm of fruit and veg waste Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 54.4 ppm of fruit and veg waste Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 4.8 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 228.2 ppm of fruit and veg waste Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Copper 11 mg/kg DM Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Copper 99.84 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Copper 65.06 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Copper 141.92 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Copper 72.17 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Copper 28.64 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Copper 27.37 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Copper 11.6 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Copper 17.3 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Copper 22.5 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Copper 27.3 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Copper 16.2 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Copper 13.6 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 8 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 108 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 3.0 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 11.3 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 109 mg/kg DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Copper 46 mg/kg DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Copper 19 mg/kg DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Copper 42 mg/kg DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Copper 13 mg/kg DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Copper 6.3 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 7.5 mg/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 9 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 15 mg/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Copper 49 mg/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Copper 18 mg/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Copper 95 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 19 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Copper 14 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 8 mg/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Copper 14 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Copper 14 mg/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Copper 8 mg/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Copper 9 mg/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Copper 14 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Copper 13 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Copper 2 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 9 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 1 mg/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Copper 5 mg/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Copper 13 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 10 mg/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 8 mg/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Copper 2 mg/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Copper 14 mg/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Copper 22 mg/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Copper 35 mg/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Copper 39 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 1278 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 33 mg/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Copper 36 mg/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Copper 117 mg/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Copper 17 mg/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Copper 11 mg/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 15 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 24 mg/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Copper 58 mg/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Copper 19 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 36 mg/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Copper 81 mg/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Copper 58 mg/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Copper 26 mg/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Copper 28 mg/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Copper 31 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Copper 97 mg/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Copper 11 mg/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Copper 27 mg/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Copper 15 mg/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Copper 18 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Copper 15 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Copper 16 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Copper 24 mg/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Copper 2 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Copper 16 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 5 mg/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Copper 5 mg/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Copper 3 mg/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Copper 24 mg/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Copper 44 mg/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Copper 26 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Copper 70 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 8 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 18 mg/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Copper 18 mg/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Copper 19 mg/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Copper 46 mg/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Copper 15 mg/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Copper 18 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Copper 10 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 10 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 32 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Copper 51 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Copper 30 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Copper 26 mg/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Copper 5 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Copper 2 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Copper 18 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 38 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Copper 70 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Copper 78 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 34 mg/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Copper 38 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 12 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Copper 5 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Copper 2 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 11 mg/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Copper 12 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 14 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Copper 6 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 10 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Copper 17 mg/kg DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Copper 14 mg/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Copper 14 mg/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Copper 69 mg/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Copper 21 mg/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Copper 41 mg/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Copper 7 mg/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Copper 23 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Copper 28 mg/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Copper 15.3 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 24 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 12 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 26.5 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 23 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 29 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 28 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 11.4 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 16 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 4 mg/kg DM Cox ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 14 mg/kg DM Average of 41 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 16 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 9 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 4.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 6.8 mg/kg DM Average of 19 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 16.2 mg/kg DM Average of 38 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 11 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 97.0 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 625 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 50 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 169 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 8.5 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 124 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 54 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 727 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 61 mg/kg ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 1940 mg/kg ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 2090 mg/kg ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 62 mg/kg ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 799 mg/kg ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 1.7 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Copper 25.7 mg/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 20.7 mg/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 2.2 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 32.9 mg/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 3.39 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 13.1 mg/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 6.4 mg/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 7.1 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 13.9 mg/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 21.7 mg/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 0.73 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 9.9 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 14 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Copper 2.64 mg/kg Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Copper 11 mg/kg Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Copper 49 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 40 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 16 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 34 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 36 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 102 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 124 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 23 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 83 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 84 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Copper 11.3 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Copper 20.6 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Copper 35 g/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Copper 0.2 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Copper 0.31 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Copper 0 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Copper 0.34 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Copper 2.96 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 4.08 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Copper 0.2 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Copper 78.16 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 2.62 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 5.03 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 12.99 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 0.15 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 0.67 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Copper 0.77 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Copper 0.55 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Copper 48.97 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 14.02 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 79.62 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 15.07 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 18.67 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 5.93 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Copper 6.46 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Copper 4.89 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 5.9 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 2.7 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Copper 7.5 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Copper 10.8 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 3.17 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Copper 6.43 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Copper 0.44 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Copper 0.014 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Copper 0.042 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Copper 1.7 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Copper 1.3 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper 1.7 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper 1.7 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper 1.3 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper 1.9 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper 5.8 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper 2.2 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper 1.8 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Copper oxide (CuO) 432 ppm ash Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Copper oxide (CuO) 0 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Ferrous 230 mg/l Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ferrous 543 mg/l Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ferrous 511 mg/l Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ferrous 501 mg/l Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ferrous 239.5 mg/l DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ferrous 568 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ferrous 534.5 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Ferrous 520.24 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Fluoride 25 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 14.9 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 11.8 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 17.2 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 16.8 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 4.8 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 11.2 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 18.6 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 0.62 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 1.4 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 2.9 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluoride 3.6 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Fluorine 44.9 mg/kg Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Fluorine 0 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Fluorine 129.9 mg/kg Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluorine 169.8 mg/kg Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluorine 8.2 mg/kg Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Fluorine 0.9 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Gallium 0.29 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.16 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Gallium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Gallium 0.28 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.19 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.3 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.89 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.45 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.05 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Gallium 0.05 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Gallium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Gallium 0.35 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.68 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.29 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.56 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 2.6 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Gallium <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Gallium 0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.33 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium 0.56 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Gallium 1.74 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Gallium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gallium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Gallium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Gallium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium 0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium 0.15 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium 1.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium 0.27 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium 0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium 0.19 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Germanium 0.17 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Germanium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Gold <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.96 % Cashew Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Hydrogen 4.95 % Cashew, de-oiled Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Hydrogen 5.62 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Hydrogen 6.5 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Hydrogen 5.89 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Hydrogen 6.69 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Hydrogen 6.33 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Hydrogen 0.73 % Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.62 % Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.87 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 3.1 % Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.62 % GrapefuitChar produced at 700°C from grapefruit skin ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.74 % OrangeCarbonization under N2 for 2 hours at 700°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.31 % 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.36 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 3.16 % Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.4 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.9 % Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.52 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.53 % Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 56.54 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.28 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.83 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.2 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.2 % Char from olive stones at T = 623 K; S-Co2 = 305 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.92 % Char from olive stones at 873 K; S-N2 = 85 m2/g, S-CO2 = 548 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.52 % Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.58 % Char produced at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.11 % Char produced at 600°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.77 % Char produced at 850°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.37 % Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.04 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.8 % Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.4 % Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 1.34 % Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.89 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.7 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.08 % Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.9 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 3.69 % Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.75 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.7 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.65 % Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.26 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.41 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.36 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.8 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.43 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 0.42 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.48 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.36 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.48 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.97 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.79 % Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6 % Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.44 % Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.45 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.98 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.58 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.87 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.79 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.56 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.95 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.54 % Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 8.32 % Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.06 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.25 % Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.23 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.2 % Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.7 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.19 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.97 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 2.25 % Coir ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.54 % Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.05 % Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.33 % Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 4.2% (obtained with extraction with acetone/water) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.83 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.08 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.22 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.05 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.2 % Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.26 % Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.3 % Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.23 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.06 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.29 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.47 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.95 % Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.7 % Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 7.1 % Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.28 % Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.23 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.01 % S-N2 = 0,6 m2/g; S-CO2 = 53 m2/g; see for char 1825, 1826 and 1827 ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.09 % Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.8 % Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.33 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.74 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.14 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.85 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.94 % Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.39 % Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.22 % Exhausted ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.31 % Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.42 % Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.57 % Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.35 % Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.01 % Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.61 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.08 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.26 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.9 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.34 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.83 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.84 % Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.91 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.38 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.9 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.89 % Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.37 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.36 % Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.53 % Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.31 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.6 % Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.88 % Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 8.12 % Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 4.99 % Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 5.28 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 8.35 % ECN Phyllis 2
Hydrogen 6.3 %, maf Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Hydrogen 2.4 %, maf Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Hydrogen 2 %, maf Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Hydrogen 5.5 %, maf Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Hydrogen 2.2 %, maf Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Hydrogen 2 %, maf Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Hydrogen 6.8 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 5.76 % d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Hydrogen 7.21 % d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Hydrogen 5.66 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 4.5 % d.b. Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Hydrogen 5.12 % d.b. Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Hydrogen 5.9 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Hydrogen 6.2 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Hydrogen 5.73 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Hydrogen 5.82 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Hydrogen 6.06 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Hydrogen 6.97 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Hydrogen 5.91 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Hydrogen 5.88 % d.b. Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Hydrogen 8.1 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Hydrogen 8.5 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Hydrogen 7.6 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Hydrogen 7.1 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Hydrogen 8 % d.b. Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Hydrogen 8.3 % d.b. Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Hydrogen 10.5 % d.b. Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Hydrogen 11.8 % d.b. Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Hydrogen 6.04 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Hydrogen 5.96 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Hydrogen 4.58 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Hydrogen 5.62 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.32 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.8 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 5.38 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 1.2 % d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Hydrogen 4.8 % d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.23 % d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.7 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.08 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 7.06 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.99 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 5.58 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 4.84 % d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Hydrogen 5.78 % d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Hydrogen 5.76 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.67 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 5.4 % d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Hydrogen 5.98 % d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Hydrogen 7.28 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.87 % d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Hydrogen 7.02 % d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Hydrogen 7.93 % d.b. NOSHAN
Hydrogen 6.1 % d.b. Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Hydrogen 5.42 % d.b. Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Hydrogen 4.98 % d.b. Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Hydrogen 4.7 % d.b. Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Hydrogen 5.1 % d.b. Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Hydrogen 6.2 % dry ash free basis Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Hydrogen 4.9 % dry ash free basis Raw Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Hydrogen 6.8 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Hydrogen 7.4 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Hydrogen 6.5 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Hydrogen 7.2 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Hydrogen 7.1 wt% daf Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Hydrogen 7.9 wt% daf Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Hydrogen 8.8 wt% daf Nitrogen Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Hydrogen 6.3 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Hydrogen 6.3 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Hydrogen 10.8 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Hydrogen 8.4 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Hydrogen 5.18 % total solids Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Hydrogen 7.04 % total solids Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Hydrogen 6.56 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Hydrogen 6.67 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Hydrogen 5.53 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Hydrogen 6.37 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Hydrogen 5.72 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Hydrogen 5.58 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Hydrogen 6.37 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Hydrogen 5.81 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Indium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Inorganic matter 0.05 % Liquid fraction derived from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Iodine Tr µg Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Iodine 123.1 µg Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Iron 36 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 12 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 19 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 23 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 13 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 11 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 18 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 12 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 6 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 0.8 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 0.6 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 1.2 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Iron 541 mg/1000g Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 695 mg/1000g Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 208 mg/1000g Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 351 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 804 mg/1000g Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 105 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 285 mg/1000g solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 222 mg/1000g Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 296 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 263 mg/1000g Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 334 mg/1000g solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 32.4 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 279 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 209 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Iron 120 mg/1000g Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Iron 1816 mg/1000g Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Iron 39 mg/1000g Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Iron 211 mg/1000g Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Iron 541 mg/1000g Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Iron 894 mg/1000g Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Iron 387 mg/1000g Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Iron 677 mg/1000g Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Iron 6.8 mg/1000g Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Iron 1922 mg/1000g Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Iron 0.06 mg d.b. Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Iron 0.32 mg/100g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.3 mg/100g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.34 mg/100g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.26 mg/100g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.42 mg/100g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.68 mg/100g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.26 mg/100g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.33 mg/100g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.44 mg/100g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 0.26 mg/100g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Iron 58 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 64 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 174 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 101 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 96 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 111 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 117 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 398 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 194 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 223 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Iron 173 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Iron 185 mg/kg DM Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Iron 41 mg/kg DM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO; Fruit waste as feed paper
Iron 160 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 180 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 151 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 378 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 508 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 160 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 85.7 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 159.3 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 44.6 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 170 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 500 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 330 mg/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Iron 335 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 39 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 184 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 107 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 122 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 231 mg/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Iron 196 mg/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Iron 130 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 138 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 558 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 123 mg/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Iron 53 mg/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Iron 138 mg/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Iron 106 mg/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Iron 297 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Iron 2556 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Iron 443 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Iron 56 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 53 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 250 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 1 mg/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Iron 2056 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 120 mg/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Iron 24 mg/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Iron 70 mg/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Iron 80 mg/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Iron 79 mg/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Iron 10 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 155 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 140 mg/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Iron 77 mg/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Iron 236 mg/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Iron 78 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 174 mg/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Iron 97 mg/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Iron 118 mg/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Iron 139 mg/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Iron 49 mg/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Iron 1180 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 964 mg/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Iron 1228 mg/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Iron 170 mg/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Iron 204 mg/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Iron 553 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 395 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 34 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 212 mg/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Iron 645 mg/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Iron 175 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 122 mg/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Iron 87 mg/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Iron 1200 mg/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Iron 660 mg/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Iron 1550 mg/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Iron 589 mg/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Iron 177 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Iron 2272 mg/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Iron 11 mg/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Iron 1434 mg/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Iron 3045 mg/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Iron 210 mg/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Iron 579 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Iron 612 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Iron 250 mg/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Iron 481 mg/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Iron 48 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Iron 211 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Iron 50 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 61 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 165 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 192 mg/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Iron 73 mg/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Iron 198 mg/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Iron 422 mg/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Iron 1632 mg/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Iron 55 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Iron 1783 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 669 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 346 mg/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Iron 169 mg/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Iron 129 mg/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Iron 121 mg/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Iron 54 mg/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Iron 129 mg/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Iron 124 mg/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Iron 415 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 633 mg/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Iron 137 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 137 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 271 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Iron 253 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Iron 274 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Iron 422 mg/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Iron 72 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 67 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 310 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 60 mg/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Iron 67 mg/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Iron 60 mg/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Iron 54 mg/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Iron 80 mg/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Iron 233 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 2064 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 36 mg/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Iron 266 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 53 mg/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 2725 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 258 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 625 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 773 mg/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Iron 483 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 553 mg/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Iron 1690 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 1342 mg/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Iron 36 mg/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 327 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 173 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 661 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Iron 2186 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 625 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 367 mg/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Iron 1208 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 18 mg/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Iron 1650 mg/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Iron 1650 mg/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Iron 1444 mg/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Iron 615 mg/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Iron 495 mg/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Iron 5107 mg/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Iron 28 mg/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 11 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 7 mg/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 78 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Iron 560 mg/kg DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Iron 3 mg/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Iron 10 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Iron 950.1 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 440 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 170 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 240 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 2155 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 660 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 4700 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 660 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 100 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 6439.9 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 8574.9 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 300 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 900 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 2300 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 351.5 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 1704.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 1560.9 mg/kg DM Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 1211 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Iron 893 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 642 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 677 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 387 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 894 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 120 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 39 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 893 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 185 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 41 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 561 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 541 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 2947 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 226 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 185 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 1816 ppm of veg and fruit wastes Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Iron 51.3 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Iron 38.8 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Iron 29.5 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Iron 13.5 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Iron 41.27 mg/100g DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Iron 43.54 mg/100g DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Iron 21.3 mg/100g DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Iron <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron 180.85 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron 15.03 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Iron 25.05 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Iron 257 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron 87 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron 112.98 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron 28.75 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Iron 645 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Iron 70 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron 23.5 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Iron 49.4 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Iron <1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Iron 0.09 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Iron 0.15 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Iron 54 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Iron 415.89 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Iron 35 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Iron 45 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Iron 54 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Iron 30 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Iron 92 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Iron 174 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Iron 80 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Iron 39 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.4 % ash Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.15 % ash Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.1 % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.74 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.3 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.47 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.32 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.53 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.28 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.11 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.1 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.17 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.97 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.11 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.01 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 3.58 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 2.8 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.27 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.3 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.76 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.92 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 3.83 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.4 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 2.3 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 3.77 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 3.8 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.5 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 6.4 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 3.8 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.34 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 5.1 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 7.12 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 2.2 % ash Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 3.1 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 6.3 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 6.58 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 2.32 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 2.37 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 4.25 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 2.4 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 2.2 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 35.2 % ash Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 35.37 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.57 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.9 % ash Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.8 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.423 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.0015 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.77 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.23 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.58 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.2 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.71 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.7 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.53 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.5 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.38 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.74 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 1.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.76 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.57 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Iron oxide (Fe2O3) 0.038 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Lead 7.66 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Lead 6.16 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Lead 2.4 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lead 1.1 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lead 0 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lead 0 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Lead <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead 0.28 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Lead 0.14 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Lead 0.27 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead 0.21 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead <0.01 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Lead <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Lead 0.17 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Lead 0.48 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead 0.45 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead 0.61 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead 2.55 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Lead 0.18 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Lead 0.29 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead 0.18 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead <0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Lead 0.83 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Lead <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Lead <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Lead 0.17 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Lead 2.04 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Lead 2.68 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Lead 1.07 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Lead 3.28 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Lead 1.07 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Lead 0.71 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Lead 2.1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Lead 2.2 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Lead 1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Lead 1.2 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Lead 4 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Lead 3.4 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Lead 2.1 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 100 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 2 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 42 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 12.3 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 200 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 63 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 8 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 12 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 11.3 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1.2 mg/kg DM Average of 50 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.5 mg/kg DM Cox ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 7.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.4 mg/kg DM Average of 46 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 35 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 46 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 3 mg/kg DM Average of 54 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 2.3 mg/kg DM Average of 21 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 41 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.7 mg/kg DM Average of 15 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 5.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 4.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 6.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 2.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 38 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 55 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.1 mg/kg DM Average of 40 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0 mg/kg DM Average of 30 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 3 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0 mg/kg DM Red. Average of 25 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.3 mg/kg DM Red. Average of 19 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1 mg/kg DM Average of 6 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 2.1 mg/kg DM Average of 36 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1.6 mg/kg DM Average of 40 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0.8 mg/kg DM Average of 38 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 2.9 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 3.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 33 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 620 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 1.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Lead 0 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Lead <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Lead <2.5 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Lithium 0.04 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b Orange NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b Milk NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.2 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.1 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.35 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.04 ppm .d.b Hard NOSHAN
Lithium 0.14 ppm .d.b Soft NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b Soft and hard NOSHAN
Lithium 0.5 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.58 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.29 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.9 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.23 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 1.7 ppm .d.b Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b Selected NOSHAN
Lithium 0.3 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium 0.18 ppm .d.b Sour NOSHAN
Lithium 0.5 ppm .d.b Flakes NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b Whole NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b Whole NOSHAN
Lithium <0.1 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Loss on ignition 86.304 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Magnesium 4 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Magnesium 3.74 mg/100g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 5.12 mg/100g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 3 mg/100g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 11.12 mg/100g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 6.57 mg/100g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 3.18 mg/100g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 4.72 mg/100g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 1.94 mg/100g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 4.56 mg/100g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 2.58 mg/100g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Magnesium 2740 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Magnesium 0.57 mg/kg Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Magnesium 1100 mg/kg Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Magnesium 2257.1 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 5300 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 2000 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 2900 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 11964 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 11000 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 10000 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 10000 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 4862 mg/kg DM Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 571 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 7110.5 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 9189.7 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 4900 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 6000 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 400 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 5100 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 379.5 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 4995.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 2847.3 mg/kg DM Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 2291 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium 0.02 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Magnesium 0.02 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Magnesium 0.01 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Magnesium 0.01 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Magnesium 0.23 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Magnesium 0.02 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Magnesium 0.09 % DM basis Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Magnesium 0.02 % DM basis Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Magnesium 0.021 % DM basis Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Magnesium 0.01 % DM basis Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Magnesium 0.01 % DM basis Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Magnesium 0.11 % DM basis Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.25-0.28 % DM basis Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.21 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.82 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.1 % DM basis Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO; Fruit waste as feed paper
Magnesium 0.44 % DM basis Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.68 % DM basis Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.2 % DM basis Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.12 % DM basis Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.11 % DM basis Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.09 % DM basis Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.1 % DM basis Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.28 % DM basis Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.3 % DM basis Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.43 % DM basis Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.36 % DM basis Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.17 % DM basis Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Magnesium 0.2 % DM basis Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.17 % DM basis Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.22 % DM basis Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.16 % DM basis Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.57 % DM basis Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.25-0.28 % DM basis Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.68 % DM basis Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.44 % DM basis Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.03 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Magnesium 0.7 % DM basis Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Magnesium 0.36 % DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Magnesium 0.37 % DM basis Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Magnesium 0.54 % DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Magnesium 0.18 % DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Magnesium 1.3 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 1.3 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 1.1 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 1 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 1 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Magnesium 1.6 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 1.8 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 1.7 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 2.1 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 1.6 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 0.8 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 1.6 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 0.8 g/kg DM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 4.3 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 6.8 g/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 1.3 g/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 2.2 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Magnesium 2.7 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.7 g/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.4 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.3 g/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.6 g/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.6 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Magnesium 2 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.3 g/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.1 g/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Magnesium 4 g/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.1 g/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Magnesium 7.8 g/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.5 g/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.1 g/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.6 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.4 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.4 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Magnesium 1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.3 g/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.8 g/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.4 g/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.1 g/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.7 g/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.9 g/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.7 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.9 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.8 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.3 g/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.8 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.2 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.3 g/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 3 g/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.3 g/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Magnesium 6 g/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.3 g/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.7 g/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.3 g/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.7 g/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.8 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Magnesium 4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 2 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.9 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Magnesium 5 g/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.3 g/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.7 g/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.4 g/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.8 g/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.1 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.4 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.7 g/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Magnesium 6 g/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.1 g/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.9 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.4 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.4 g/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.2 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.7 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.7 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.7 g/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.7 g/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.6 g/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.8 g/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.9 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.3 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.3 g/kg DM Whole Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.1 g/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.4 g/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.2 g/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.4 g/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.4 g/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.3 g/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 8.6 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.2 g/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Magnesium 9.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.6 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.9 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Magnesium 5.3 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.6 g/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Magnesium 3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.1 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 9.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.9 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.9 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.3 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 14.7 g/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.8 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Magnesium 14.1 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.8 g/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.4 g/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.9 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.1 g/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.2 g/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1 g/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.4 g/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Magnesium 4 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 7 g/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.5 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.8 g/kg DM Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 1 g/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.4 g/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 4.2 g/kg DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Magnesium 7.8 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 18.3 g/kg DM Ground Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 3.1 g/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.3 g/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.1 g/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Magnesium 8.7 g/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.5 g/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.5 g/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.3 g/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.2 g/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Magnesium 1.5 g/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.7 g/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Magnesium 12.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Magnesium 8.1 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.2 g/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 77.4 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.8 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Magnesium 6.1 g/kg DM Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Magnesium 1 g/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 2.4 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.1 g/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Magnesium 0.12 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Magnesium 0.18 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Magnesium 0.28 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Magnesium 0.09 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Magnesium 396.8 mg/100g DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Magnesium 362.11 mg/100g DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Magnesium 244.91 mg/100g DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Magnesium 580.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 1420 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Magnesium 1635 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Magnesium 4355 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 707.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 1867.31 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 2963.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 963.11 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 481.2 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Magnesium 541.5 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Magnesium 227 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Magnesium 1782 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 2779.44 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 1136 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 1162 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 1449.13 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 1950 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Magnesium 1285 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Magnesium 1361 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 7099 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 835.5 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Magnesium 2875 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Magnesium 2018 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 404 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Magnesium 640 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Magnesium 1102 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Magnesium 9.40 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Magnesium 12.92 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Magnesium 956.56 g/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 2.13 % ash Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.41 % ash Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.8 % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4.3 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 13 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4.16 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 6.39 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 2.2 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 6.63 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 14.48 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 7.82 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 8.06 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 7.91 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 8.85 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3.22 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 6.51 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 5.2 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 2.6 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 2.6 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3.31 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4.93 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 1.99 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 2.9 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3.19 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 2.49 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 6.58 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 10 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 1.6 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 7.9 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 6.22 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 5.67 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3.48 % ash Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 7.8 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4.2 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4.24 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 6.21 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 12.86 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 12.4 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3.32 % ash Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 2.54 % ash Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 7.9 % ash Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 1.12 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 7.3 % ash Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 4 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3.83 % ash Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3.26 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 9.72 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 3.7 % ash Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 12.1 % ash Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 9.2 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.221 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.0012 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.13 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.77 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.21 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.7 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.6 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.11 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.59 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.18 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.62 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.62 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.27 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.67 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.57 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.33 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.55 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Magnesium oxide (MgO) 0.084 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Manganese 0.03 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Manganese 9 mg/l Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Manganese 26.33 mg/l Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Manganese 43.17 mg/l Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Manganese 29.5 mg/l Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Manganese 9.32 mg/l DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Manganese 27.57 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Manganese 45.15 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Manganese 30.62 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Manganese 11 mg/1000g Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 196 mg/1000g Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 21.2 mg/1000g Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 45.3 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 106 mg/1000g Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 1.3 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 20.5 mg/1000g solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 6.5 mg/1000g Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 6.2 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 262 mg/1000g Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 60.4 mg/1000g solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 7.3 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 55.2 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 165 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Manganese 31 mg/1000g Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Manganese 292.8 mg/1000g Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Manganese 7.5 mg/1000g Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Manganese 190 mg/1000g Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Manganese 11 mg/1000g Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Manganese 54.6 mg/1000g Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Manganese 40.8 mg/1000g Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Manganese 67.8 mg/1000g Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Manganese 0.52 mg/1000g Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Manganese 0.78 mg/1000g Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Manganese 6 mg/1000g Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Manganese 0.02 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 62 ppm of fruit and veg waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 67.8 ppm of fruit and veg waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 40.8 ppm of fruit and veg waste Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 54.6 ppm of fruit and veg waste Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 31 ppm of fruit and veg waste Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 7.5 ppm of fruit and veg waste Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 0.02 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 17 ppm of fruit and veg waste Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 11 ppm of fruit and veg waste Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 522 ppm of fruit and veg waste Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 20.4 ppm of fruit and veg waste Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 14.36 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 292.8 ppm of fruit and veg waste Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Manganese 17 mg/kg DM Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Manganese 20.89 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Manganese 23.22 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Manganese 18.03 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Manganese 22.69 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Manganese 25.16 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Manganese 10.49 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Manganese 15.5 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Manganese 50.7 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Manganese 56.1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Manganese 65.8 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Manganese 28.1 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Manganese 24.2 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Manganese 7 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 8 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 9 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 7 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 38 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 7 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 9.5 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 10.2 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 7.2 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 38.5 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 8.5 mg/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Manganese 50 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 454 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 387 mg/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Manganese 37 mg/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 24 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 32 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 45 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 45 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 41 mg/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 33 mg/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Manganese 38 mg/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Manganese 35 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 47 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Manganese 43 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 8 mg/kg DM Polished Feedipedia
Manganese 60 mg/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Manganese 80 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Manganese 21 mg/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Manganese 6 mg/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Manganese 26 mg/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Manganese 211 mg/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Manganese 138 mg/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Manganese 221 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Manganese 164 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Manganese 157 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Manganese 442 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 82 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 35 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 254 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 255 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 12 mg/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Manganese 7 mg/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Manganese 15 mg/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Manganese 9 mg/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Manganese 11 mg/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Manganese 114 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 87 mg/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Manganese 175 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 18 mg/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Manganese 40 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 19 mg/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Manganese 8 mg/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Manganese 60 mg/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Manganese 14 mg/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Manganese 11 mg/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Manganese 95 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 84 mg/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Manganese 62 mg/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Manganese 23 mg/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Manganese 14 mg/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Manganese 18 mg/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Manganese 24 mg/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Manganese 40 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 11 mg/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Manganese 21 mg/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Manganese 18 mg/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Manganese 10 mg/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Manganese 33 mg/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Manganese 33 mg/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Manganese 181 mg/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Manganese 249 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Manganese 39 mg/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Manganese 124 mg/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Manganese 38 mg/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Manganese 48 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Manganese 41 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Manganese 47 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Manganese 45 mg/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Manganese 45 mg/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Manganese 80 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Manganese 35 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 30 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 40 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 57 mg/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Manganese 57 mg/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Manganese 42 mg/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Manganese 80 mg/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Manganese 30 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Manganese 24 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 45 mg/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Manganese 40 mg/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Manganese 29 mg/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Manganese 32 mg/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Manganese 30 mg/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Manganese 34 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 16 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 16 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 38 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Manganese 42 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Manganese 43 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Manganese 7 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Manganese 2 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 8 mg/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Manganese 31 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 52 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 5 mg/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Manganese 13 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Manganese 19 mg/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Manganese 34 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 13 mg/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Manganese 79 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 82 mg/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Manganese 69 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 54 mg/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Manganese 141 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 131 mg/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Manganese 51 mg/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 9 mg/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Manganese 74 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 1 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 16 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 10 mg/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Manganese 16 mg/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Manganese 81 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 16 mg/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Manganese 16 mg/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Manganese 527 mg/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Manganese 26 mg/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Manganese 18 mg/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Manganese 1 mg/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Manganese 34 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Manganese 2 mg/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Manganese 73.5 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 460 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 2270 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 330 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 80 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 13 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 46 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 45 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 17 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 210.7 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 276.6 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 84 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 53 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 83 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 47 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 10.3 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 35.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 32 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 112.0 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 590 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 153 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 2690 mg/kg ash ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 363 mg/kg ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 202 mg/kg ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 456 mg/kg ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 374 mg/kg ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 700 mg/kg ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 1317 mg/kg ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Manganese 19 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 23 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 17 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 20 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 19 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 17 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 17 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 13 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 15 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 16 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Manganese 40 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Manganese 0.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Manganese 0.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Manganese 1.91 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Manganese 1.78 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Manganese 2.5 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Manganese 1.09 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Manganese 12.39 mg/100g DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Manganese 0.37 mg/100g DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Manganese 9.31 mg/100g DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Manganese 4.3 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 3.94 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Manganese <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Manganese 85.49 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 4.88 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 6.72 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 52.03 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 8.44 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 0.74 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Manganese 0.66 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Manganese 0.1 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Manganese 26.61 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 83.23 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 108.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 18.08 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 31.51 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 118.52 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Manganese 9.58 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Manganese 14.31 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 63.17 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 9.33 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Manganese 110.33 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Manganese 21.8 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 5.14 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Manganese 7.47 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Manganese <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Manganese 20 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Manganese 23 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Manganese 24 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Manganese 20 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Manganese 23 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Manganese 5.7 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Manganese 19 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Manganese 10 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Manganese 15 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Manganese oxide (MnO) 0.03 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Manganese oxide (MnO) 0.08 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Manganese oxide (MnO) 0.04 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Manganese oxide (MnO) 0.06 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Manganese oxide (MnO) 0.05 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Manganese oxide (MnO) 0.06 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Manganese oxide (MnO) 0.05 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Manganese oxide (MnO2) 0.101 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Manganese oxide (MnO2) 0.0005 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Mercury <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Mercury 0.11 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Mercury 0.22 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Mercury 0.22 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Mercury 0.21 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Mercury 0.05 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Mercury 0.03 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Mercury <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Mercury <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Mercury <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Mercury <1 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Mercury <1 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Mercury <1 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0.1 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 50 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 46 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 46 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 54 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 21 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 55 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 40 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 6 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0.2 mg/kg DM Average of 36 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0 mg/kg DM Average of 40 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 1.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0.1 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury 0.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Mercury <0.2 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Mercury <0.003 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Mineral matter, total 7.8 g/100g NOSHAN
Mineral matter, total 4.55 g/100g Flakes NOSHAN
Mineral matter, total 8.79 g/100g NOSHAN
Mineral matter, total 3.12 g/100g Selected NOSHAN
Mineral matter, total 51 g/100g NOSHAN
Minerals, hydrochloric acid-insoluble 2.63 g/100g NOSHAN
Minerals, hydrochloric acid-insoluble 1.72 g/100g Flakes NOSHAN
Minerals, hydrochloric acid-insoluble 1.28 g/100g NOSHAN
Molybdenium 2 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Molybdenium 2 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Molybdenium 0.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Molybdenium 7.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Molybdenium 0.11 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Molybdenum <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Molybdenum 0.5 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 1.5 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 1.4 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 2.7 ppm veg/fruit waste Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 3.1 ppm veg/fruit waste Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 0.5 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 0.7 ppm veg/fruit waste Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 1.8 ppm veg/fruit waste Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 3.3 ppm veg/fruit waste Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 2.5 ppm veg/fruit waste Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 0.8 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 2.4 ppm veg/fruit waste Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Molybdenum 2.5 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Molybdenum 2.8 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Molybdenum 0.34 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Molybdenum 1.78 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Molybdenum 0.9 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Molybdenum 4 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Molybdenum 1.3 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Molybdenum 0.2 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Molybdenum 0.26 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.11 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.57 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.22 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.16 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 2.31 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 3.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.91 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.16 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.19 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.08 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.44 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 2.53 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.2 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.73 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 1.53 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.35 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.32 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 1.67 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.74 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.43 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.6 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.26 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Molybdenum <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.36 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Molybdenum 0.33 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Molybdenum 0.26 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Molybdenum 0.31 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Molybdenum 0.11 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Molybdenum 0.76 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Molybdenum 0.05 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Molybdenum 0.29 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Molybdenum 0.17 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Molybdenum 0.21 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nickel 1.2 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Nickel 0.28 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 0.73 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Nickel 0.21 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Nickel 2.96 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 1.35 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 0.43 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 0.18 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Nickel 0.3 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Nickel 0.11 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Nickel 2.22 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 0.21 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 27.43 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 2 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 1.69 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 3.39 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Nickel 1.05 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Nickel 0.51 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 4.88 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 2 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Nickel 2.8 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Nickel <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Nickel 1.55 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Nickel 0.13 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Nickel 1.18 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nickel 1.05 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nickel 1.77 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nickel 1.69 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nickel 2.39 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nickel 0.49 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Nickel 1.5 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nickel 1.5 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nickel 1.8 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nickel 3.8 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nickel 1.9 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nickel 2.7 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Nickel 2.6 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 12 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 11 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 14 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 12.8 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 4 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 7 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 8 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 6.8 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 91.3 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 0.9 mg/kg DM Cox ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 2.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 0.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 0.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 0.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 0.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 0.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 0.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 0.9 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 6.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 2.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.2 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 2.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.9 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 3.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 1.9 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 9.8 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 13 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 32 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 20 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Nickel 13.1 ppm veg/fruit waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Nickel 9.8 ppm veg/fruit waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Nickel 1 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Nickel 0.8 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Nickel 0.6 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Nickel 0.1 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Nickel 1.7 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Nickel 1.32 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Nickel 0.41 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nickel 0.35 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nickel 1.66 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nickel 0.76 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nickel 0.70 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nickel 2.9 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nickel 1.1 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nickel 1.3 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Nitrate nitrogen (NO3-N) 2480 mg/kg DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Nitrate nitrogen (NO3-N) 1135 mg/kg DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Nitrate nitrogen (NO3-N) 61 mg/kg DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Nitrate nitrogen (NO3-N) 122 mg/kg DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Nitrate nitrogen (NO3-N) 1 mg/kg DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Odiff 41.9 %, maf Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Odiff 6.4 %, maf Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Odiff 5.7 %, maf Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Odiff 37.4 %, maf Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Odiff 5.5 %, maf Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Odiff 4.6 %, maf Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Organic carbon 15.2 % DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic carbon 24.1 % DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic carbon 23.3 % DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic carbon 25.3 % DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic carbon 33.9 % DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic matter 4.31 % Liquid fraction derived from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Organic matter 97.4 % DM Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Organic matter 95.5 % DM Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 94-95.2 % DM Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 92.7 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 78.9 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 86.4 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 84.2 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 91.8 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 95.2 % DM Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 95.5 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 97.4 % DM Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 92.1 % DM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 96.5 % DM Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 94 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 88.9 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 85.1 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 92.1 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 92.5 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 91.8 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 92.5 % DM Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 88.7 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 90.3 % DM Cucumis sativus Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 92.7 % DM Fruits, vegetables and bakery items from retail grocery stores Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 95.2 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 88.9-92.8 % DM Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 91.5 % DM Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 89.9-92.3 % DM L.esculentum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 94-95.2 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 84.2 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 86.4 % DM Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 78.9 % DM Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Organic matter 26.3 % DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic matter 41.7 % DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic matter 40.3 % DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic matter 43.8 % DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic matter 58.6 % DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Organic matter 835 g/kg dry matter Brassica by-products in diets of rainbow trout (Oncorhynchus mykiss) and their effects on performance, body composition, thyroid status and liver histology
Organic matter 850 g/kg dry matter Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Organic matter 838 g/kg dry matter Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Organic matter 945 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 956 g/kg DM Fresh, whole Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 931 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 928 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 934 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 921 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 962 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 937 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 975 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 954 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 965 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 909 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 962 g/kg DM Lemon, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 967 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 895 g/kg DM Whole, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 948 g/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 928 g/kg dry matter Almond Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Organic matter 953 g/kg dry matter Cracked Pima Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Organic matter 924 g/kg dry matter Pellets (380g/kg CP, solvent) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Organic matter 978 g/kg dry matter High CP (corn with solubles) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Organic matter 881 g/kg dry matter Silage Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Organic matter 954 g/kg dry matter Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Organic matter 955 g/kg dry matter Tubers (whole) Determining the optimal ratio of canola meal and high protein dried distillers grain protein in diets of high producing Holstein dairy cows
Organic matter 957 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 962 g/kg DM Grapefruit, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 960 g/kg DM Mandarin, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 935 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 947 g/kg dry matter Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 926 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 940 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 943 g/kg DM Lemon, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 958 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 937 g/kg DM Orange, dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 923 g/kg dry matter Wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 932 g/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 923 g/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 923 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 930 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 943 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 934 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 963 g/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 956 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 962 g/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 964 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 962 g/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 947 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 950 g/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Organic matter 92.7 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 78.9 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter 92.1-93.8 % DM basis Namily vitaceae Fruit waste as feed paper
Organic matter 96.2 % DM basis Vitis vinifera Fruit waste as feed paper
Organic matter 900 g/kg DM Processing waste: filtration cake, pulp Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 975 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 97.4 g/kg DM Malus domestica Fruit waste as feed paper
Organic matter 974.8 g/kg DM From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Organic matter 962.2 g/kg DM From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Organic matter 744 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 952 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 923 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Organic matter 935 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Organic matter 888 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Organic matter 827 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Organic matter 885 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Organic matter 790 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Organic matter 799 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Organic matter 696 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Organic matter 859 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Organic matter 962 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 961 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 942 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 955 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 955 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 934 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 920 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 863 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 908 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 904 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Organic matter 962 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 926 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 916 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 979 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 923 g/kg DM Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 926 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 926 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 864 g/kg DM Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 866 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 961 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 865 g/kg DM Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 851 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 937 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 932 g/kg DM Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 927 g/kg DM Beet only, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 890 g/kg DM Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 973 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 981 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 942 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 957 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 936 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 939 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 877 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 940 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 950 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 999 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 956 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 500 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 952 g/kg DM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 951 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 919 g/kg DM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 922 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 928 g/kg DM Dried, solubles only Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 948 g/kg DM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 942 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 892 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 850 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 923 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 945 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 999 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 904 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 791 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 959 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 866 g/kg DM Poultry meat offals Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 944 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 951 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 948 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 720 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 923 g/kg DM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 931 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 867 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 946 g/kg DM Chips Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 863 g/kg DM Melasse Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 930 g/kg DM Chips, melasse Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 791 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 921 g/kg DM Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 964 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 928 g/kg DM Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 897 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 713 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 992 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 931 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 926 g/kg DM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 931 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 930 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 936 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 934 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 929 g/kg DM Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 963 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 921 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 956 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 956 g/kg DM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 933 g/kg DM Peanut Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 935 g/kg DM Peanut Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 507 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 928 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 916 g/kg DM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 937 g/kg DM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 883 g/kg DM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 934 g/kg DM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 933 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 930 g/kg DM Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 963 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 795 g/kg DM Fresh, for feeding Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 802 g/kg DM Silage, for feeding Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 948 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 926 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 913 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 801 g/kg DM Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 748 g/kg DM Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 898 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 938 g/kg DM Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Organic matter 53.99 In vitro digestibility (%) From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Organic matter 63.8 In vitro digestibility (%) From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Organic matter, ethanol insoluble 589 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Oxygen 36.05 % d.b. Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Oxygen 38.01 % d.b. Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Oxygen 45.5 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Oxygen 43.1 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Oxygen 35.03 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Oxygen 37.55 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Oxygen 31.33 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Oxygen 28.67 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Oxygen 34.56 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Oxygen 35.28 % d.b. Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Oxygen 28.8 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Oxygen 25 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Oxygen 29.2 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Oxygen 31 % d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Oxygen 31.5 % d.b. Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Oxygen 29.1 % d.b. Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Oxygen 41.35 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Oxygen 43.36 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Oxygen 42.1 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Oxygen 37.5 % d.b. Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Oxygen 36.56 % d.b. Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Oxygen 33.66 % d.b. Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Oxygen 31.37 % d.b. Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Oxygen 33.44 % d.b. Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Oxygen 35.41 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Oxygen 36.3 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Oxygen 36.97 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Oxygen 38.25 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Oxygen 38.63 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Oxygen 6.04 % Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 16.5 % Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 2.3 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 9.1 % Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 5.55 % GrapefuitChar produced at 700°C from grapefruit skin ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 8.13 % OrangeCarbonization under N2 for 2 hours at 700°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 16.39 % 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 0.29 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 10.3 % Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 2.83 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 11.75 % Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 2.05 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 3.61 % Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 3.42 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 4.25 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 12.9 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 11.6 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 18.55 % Char from olive stones at T = 623 K; S-Co2 = 305 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 4.25 % Char from olive stones at 873 K; S-N2 = 85 m2/g, S-CO2 = 548 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 4.24 % Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 22.91 % Char produced at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 11.05 % Char produced at 600°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 13.03 % Char produced at 850°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 6.08 % Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 41.33 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 12.49 % Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 5.03 % Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 4.75 % Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 16.52 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 11.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 36.38 % Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 42.78 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 6.21 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 4.8 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 35.47 % Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 1.94 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 3.31 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 2.52 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 6.68 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 3.79 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 3.06 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 36.82 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.6 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 36.95 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 38.73 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 42.27 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 45.01 % Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 41.6 % Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 36.93 % Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 41.03 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.78 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 36.61 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.96 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 44.46 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 37.81 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.08 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 29.11 % Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 28.52 % Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 33.27 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 33.63 % Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 33.19 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 37.29 % Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 43.37 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.93 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 63.5 % Coir ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 43.39 % Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.63 % Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 41.75 % Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 4.2% (obtained with extraction with acetone/water) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.87 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.33 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.37 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.53 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.2 % Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 37.42 % Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 41.54 % Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 37.82 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 42.46 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.09 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 27.53 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.51 % Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 36.7 % Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 32.47 % Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 35.92 % Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 43.48 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 47.17 % S-N2 = 0,6 m2/g; S-CO2 = 53 m2/g; see for char 1825, 1826 and 1827 ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.97 % Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 42.21 % Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 32 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 30.83 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 31.16 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 30.2 % Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 27.48 % Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 34 % Exhausted ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 35.54 % Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 33.64 % Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 34.98 % Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 32.7 % Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 33.54 % Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 35.77 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 42.14 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 34.95 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.14 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 42.92 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 38.06 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 38.05 % Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 43.41 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 27.77 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 43.57 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.14 % Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 42.29 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 41.92 % Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 37.46 % Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 32.34 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 37.99 % Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.28 % Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 32.77 % Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.69 % Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 33.67 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 40.55 % ECN Phyllis 2
Oxygen 39.4 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Oxygen 33.3 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Oxygen 32.1 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Oxygen 32.2 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Oxygen 45.6 % dry ash free basis Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Oxygen 42.96 % by difference Cashew Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Oxygen 34.22 % by difference Cashew, de-oiled Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Oxygen 12.9 % by difference DM Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Oxygen 8.1 % by difference DM Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Oxygen 31.7 wt% daf Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Oxygen 17.3 wt% daf Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Oxygen 12.3 wt% daf Nitrogen Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Oxygen 37.4 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Oxygen 26.6 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Oxygen 18.9 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Oxygen 29.8 % total solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Oxygen 23.1 % total solids Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Oxygen 33.3 % total solids Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Oxygen 30.7 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Oxygen 29.8 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Oxygen 34.3 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Oxygen 34.7 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Oxygen 41.85 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Oxygen 35.57 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Oxygen 39.59 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Oxygen 41.13 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Oxygen (by difference) 48.6 % dry ash free basis Raw Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Phosphorus 0.2 % Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Phosphorus 0.10-0.12 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Phosphorus 0.68 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Phosphorus 6 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Phosphorus 110 mg %TS Cropgen database
Phosphorus 7.1 g/kg Wheat, dried, with solubles (DDGS) Diet nutrient digestibility and growth performance of weaned pigs fed wheat dried distillers grains with solubles (DDGS)
Phosphorus 6.9 g/kg Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 4.7 g/kg Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 0.5 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 6.6 g/kg Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 5.3 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 10.8 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 2.8 g/kg Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 63.1 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 21 g/kg Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 6.1 g/kg solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 0.2 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 6.3 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 9.1 g/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Phosphorus 11.2 g/kg DM Average of analysed values Chemical and nutritivie characteristics of canola meal from Canadian processing facilities
Phosphorus 8 g/kg DM Maize, dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Phosphorus 9.2 g/kg DM Distillers', dried, with soluble Chemical composition and prediction of amino acid content of maize- and wheat-Distillers' Dried Grains with Soluble
Phosphorus 3.1 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 3.2 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 3.2 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 3.2 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 3 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 3 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 2.7 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 2.7 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Phosphorus 1.5 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.3 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.7 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 3.4 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.5 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 8.3 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 10.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 12 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Hunan, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 12.2 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 10.4 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 10.6 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 11.8 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Anhui, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 10.5 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 11.7 g/kg DM Double-low. Location: Jiangxi, China Determination of the energy content and amino acid digestibility of double-low rapeseed cakes fed to growing pigs
Phosphorus 1.8 g/kg DM Condensed solubles Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.9 g/kg DM Citrus molasses Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.3 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.4 g/kg DM Dried, ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.4 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.8 g/kg DM Grapefruit, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 7.5 g/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Ammoniated Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.5 g/kg DM Grapefruit Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.3 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 2.8 g/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Orange, ammoniate, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 1.4 g/kg DM Tangerine, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Phosphorus 9.3 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Phosphorus 1.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.5 g/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.4 g/kg DM NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.3 g/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.7 g/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.5 g/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Phosphorus 19 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.7 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 8 g/kg DM Ensiled Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.2 g/kg DM Polished Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.6 g/kg DM Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.1 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.2 g/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.6 g/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 13.9 g/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 17 g/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 13.8 g/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 7.4 g/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 12.1 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 19.2 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.9 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 8.1 g/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Phosphorus 8.7 g/kg DM Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Phosphorus 7.4 g/kg DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.3 g/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.4 g/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.8 g/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.8 g/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.1 g/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.1 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 8.5 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 10.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.3 g/kg DM Durum Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.2 g/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.7 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.4 g/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.8 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Phosphorus 12 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3 g/kg DM Cashew, dried Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.5 g/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.4 g/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 7.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.8 g/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.5 g/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 38.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 13.1 g/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Phosphorus 12.4 g/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11.9 g/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Phosphorus 12.2 g/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.1 g/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.7 g/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.6 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.5 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.3 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.3 g/kg DM Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.7 g/kg DM Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 13.9 g/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.2 g/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11.1 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6 g/kg DM Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.8 g/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.3 g/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.2 g/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.5 g/kg DM Crude Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.6 g/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.6 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 14.4 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.6 g/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.5 g/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2 g/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.7 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.9 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.1 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.3 g/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.6 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.5 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Phosphorus 14 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Phosphorus 10 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.8 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Fruits, fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5 g/kg DM Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Phosphorus 17.8 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 12.7 g/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11.9 g/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11.6 g/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Phosphorus 7.3 g/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.7 g/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11 g/kg DM Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Phosphorus 12.6 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.6 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.2 g/kg DM Whole Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 13.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.9 g/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Phosphorus 7.6 g/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Phosphorus 7.2 g/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.1 g/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.8 g/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.9 g/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.2 g/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.8 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.7 g/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11.6 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Phosphorus 13 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11.1 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.2 g/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.8 g/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia) Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.9 g/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.8 g/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.4 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Immature, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.8 g/kg DM Immature, without peel, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg DM Immature, without peel, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.7 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.4 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2 g/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg DM Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.3 g/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.6 g/kg DM Fruits (Citrus paradisi), fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.6 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.9 g/kg DM Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Orange Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3 g/kg DM Lime (Citrus aurantiifolia) Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.3 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.6 g/kg DM By product of essential oil extraction Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.8 g/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.1 g/kg DM Pulp from sugar extraction, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.8 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.4 g/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.3 g/kg DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.6 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.6 g/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.4 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.2 g/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.3 g/kg DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.1 g/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.5 g/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.6 g/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.8 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.3 g/kg DM Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11.1 g/kg DM Rotary-filter mud Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.7 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.3 g/kg DM Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.1 g/kg DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.8 g/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.2 g/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.9 g/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.1 g/kg DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.4 g/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.6 g/kg DM Chicken, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 4 g/kg DM Moist Feedipedia
Phosphorus 140.2 g/kg DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 100 g/kg DM Raw Feedipedia
Phosphorus 150 g/kg DM Steamed Feedipedia
Phosphorus 14.8 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 15.2 g/kg DM Ground Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 8.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 22.3 g/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Phosphorus 27.9 g/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Phosphorus 18.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11 g/kg DM Menhaden, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 19 g/kg DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Phosphorus 2.8 g/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 7.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 87.5 g/kg DM Raw Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.2 g/kg DM Hydrolysed Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.7 g/kg DM Non-hydrolysed Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.9 g/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Phosphorus 11 g/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Phosphorus 19.8 g/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Phosphorus 48.7 g/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Phosphorus 45.8 g/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Phosphorus 10.1 g/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.1 g/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Phosphorus 33.3 g/kg DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Phosphorus 33 g/kg DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.6 g/kg DM Chicken, raw Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.2 g/kg DM Cattle, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.6 g/kg DM Lambs, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 14.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 10.7 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 1.9 g/kg DM Ensiled and dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 21 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 14.3 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 10 g/kg DM Ensiled, fresh Feedipedia
Phosphorus 7.2 g/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5.6 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Phosphorus 9.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 5 g/kg DM Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Phosphorus 3.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 17.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6 g/kg DM Condensed Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.4 g/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 10.7 g/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Phosphorus 13.1 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 6.6 g/kg DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Phosphorus 8.8 g/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Phosphorus 0.56 g/kg wet waste Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Phosphorus 0.33 g/kg Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Phosphorus 0.12 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.14 % d.b. Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Phosphorus 0.12 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.14 % d.b. Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.11 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.1 % DM Orange. Source: Israel Citrus by-products for animal feed
Phosphorus 0.08 % DM Source: United States Citrus by-products for animal feed
Phosphorus 0.15 % DM 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.59 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.41-0.47 % d.b. Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.07 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.48 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.45 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.09 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.2 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.33 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.58 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.49 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.07 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.06 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO; Fruit waste as feed paper
Phosphorus 0.7 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.68 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.7 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.1 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.6 % DM 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.12 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.11 % DM 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.08 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.08 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.1 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.1 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.22 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.22 % d.b. Silage 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.28 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 12.74 % d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.18 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.58 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.56 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.04 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.32 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.19 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.2 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.3 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.08 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.08 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.23 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.18 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.88 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.86 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.78 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.85 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.67 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.75 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.75 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.84 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.2 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.72 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.68 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 3.15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.64 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.37 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.6 % d.b. Spent 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.91 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.9 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 4.42 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.03 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.09 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.15 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.14 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.07 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.62 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.2 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.08 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.12 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.09 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.29 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.24 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.25 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.25 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.18 % d.b. Wet with lime 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.19 % d.b. Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 2.25 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 2.8 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.08 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.08 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.32 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.34 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.7 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.79 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.5 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.75 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.97 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.03 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.11 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.29 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.35 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.36 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.22 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.28 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.06 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.05 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.43 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.43 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.4 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.39 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.36 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.32 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.93 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.88 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.34 % d.b. Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.23 % d.b. Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.35 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.22 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.14 % d.b. Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.14 % d.b. Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.06 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.13 % d.b. Ananas comosus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.47 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.18 % d.b. Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.44 % d.b. Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.43 % d.b. Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.23 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phosphorus 0.35 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 0.23 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 0.22 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 0.25 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 1.8 % d.b. Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 0.41-0.47 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 0.23 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 0.34 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 0.2 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Phosphorus 0.27 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.14 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.64 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.54 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.68 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.34 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 0.18 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 6.5 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 1.09 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Phosphorus 2.22 % DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Phosphorus 5.56 % DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Phosphorus 4.26 % DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Phosphorus 5.26 % d.b. Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Phosphorus 4.06 % DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Phosphorus 72 % total solids Cropgen database
Phosphorus 110 % total solids Cropgen database
Phosphorus 483 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Phosphorus 65.4 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 11.5 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 16.3 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 10.2 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 8.6 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 3.9 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 8.5 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 2.4 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 3.6 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 2.4 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 3.2 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 2.1 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Phosphorus 80-120 mg/l Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Phosphorus 15-40 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Phosphorus 171 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Phosphorus 54-92 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Phosphorus 0.74 mg/g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.81 mg/g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.8 mg/g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.42 mg/g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.78 mg/g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.49 mg/g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.5 mg/g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.84 mg/g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.93 mg/g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 0.62 mg/g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Phosphorus 1046.46 mg/100g DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Phosphorus 1322.23 mg/100g DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Phosphorus 648.23 mg/100g DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Phosphorus 3324 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Phosphorus 4.7 mg/kg Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Phosphorus 2700 mg/kg Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Phosphorus 1324.3 mg/kg Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 6600 mg/kg Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 1900 mg/kg Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 2600 mg/kg Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 4299 mg/kg Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 3647 mg/kg Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 3100 mg/kg Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 3000 mg/kg Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 558 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 2146.8 mg/kg Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 2741.5 mg/kg Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 3200 mg/kg Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 6900 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 100 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 1400 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 526 mg/kg Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 1297.6 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 1523 mg/kg Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 1623 mg/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus 12384 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 1154 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Phosphorus 7877 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Phosphorus 8749 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 1176 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 93678 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 73705 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 25691.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 71253 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Phosphorus 75786 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Phosphorus 4669 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Phosphorus 3215 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 82456.73 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 8211 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 1847 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 3003.58 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 290 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Phosphorus 2439 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Phosphorus 2622 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 15014 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 22929 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Phosphorus 940 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Phosphorus 5760 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 830 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Phosphorus 1210 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Phosphorus 8723 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Phosphorus 87.04 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Phosphorus 118.97 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Phosphorus 1.3 g/kg Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Phosphorus 0.8 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Phosphorus 0.96 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Phosphorus 0.9 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Phosphorus 1.28 g/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Phosphorus 3339.56 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Phosphorus 0.62 g/kg DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Phosphorus 1.13 g/kg DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Phosphorus 0.77 g/kg DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Phosphorus 1.23 g/kg DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Phosphorus 0.23-2.50 g/kg DM A review of the utility of potato by-products as a feed resource for smallholder pig production
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 3.7 % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2.27 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 5.2 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2.53 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 6.68 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 3.8 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 8.18 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 5.65 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 5.55 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 4.15 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2.5 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 9.19 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 4.85 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 9.82 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 4.5 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2.4 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 5 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 5.1 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 7.93 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 7.79 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 5.5 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 4.46 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 5.5 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 10.14 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 10.3 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 1.6 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 3.2 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 5.14 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2.7 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 3.54 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 7.56 % ash Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2.9 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2.5 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2.46 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 3.7 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 1.45 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 4 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 4.7 % ash Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 3.7 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 12.34 % ash Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 11.8 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 16.8 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 3.4 % ash Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 2 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.13 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.17 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 1.6 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.49 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 1.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 1.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.02 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 1.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.2 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.65 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.65 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.76 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Phosphorus pentoxide (P2O5) 0.81 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Platinum <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 8 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 7 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 15.4 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 9.8 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 10.5 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 23.1 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 28 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 45.2 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 31.5 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 32.7 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Potassium 6.2 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 6.8 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 11.0 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 7.9 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 1.4 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 6.2 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 8.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 7.0 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 8.7 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 7.7 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 1.3 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 14.9 g/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 6.2 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 10.5 g/kg DM Orange, wet Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 12.5 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Potassium 16 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 18 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 17.5 g/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Potassium 20.4 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 27.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 5.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 11.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 8.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 0.3 g/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 10.5 g/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Potassium 7.6 g/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Potassium 22.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 2.9 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 1.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 3 g/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Potassium 17.5 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 10.3 g/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Potassium 3.9 g/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Potassium 15 g/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Potassium 10.8 g/kg DM Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Potassium 14.9 g/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Potassium 12.3 g/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Potassium 6.3 g/kg DM Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Potassium 8.5 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Potassium 7.4 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Potassium 7.3 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Potassium 4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 2.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 5.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 9.8 g/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Potassium 10.9 g/kg DM Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Potassium 3.5 g/kg DM Dried, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Potassium 0.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 4.3 g/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Potassium 3.6 g/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Potassium 4.6 g/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Potassium 4.4 g/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Potassium 13.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 10.9 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Potassium 11.1 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Potassium 11.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 26.2 g/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Potassium 4.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 11.9 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Potassium 23.3 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Potassium 10.4 g/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Potassium 3.5 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Potassium 2 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Potassium 26.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 20.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 50.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 20.1 g/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Potassium 22.8 g/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Potassium 16.4 g/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Potassium 16.6 g/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Potassium 17 g/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Potassium 17.8 g/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Potassium 4.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 5.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 6.5 g/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Potassium 11.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 11.6 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Potassium 2.3 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Potassium 4.1 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Potassium 14.3 g/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Potassium 1.2 g/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Potassium 3.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 5.1 g/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Potassium 10.5 g/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Potassium 9.1 g/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Potassium 14.4 g/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Potassium 6.5 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Potassium 7.4 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Potassium 15.5 g/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Potassium 9 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Potassium 4.9 g/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Potassium 11.1 g/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Potassium 18.9 g/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 6.9 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Potassium 13.9 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Potassium 15.3 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Potassium 13.5 g/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Potassium 7.1 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Potassium 6.3 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Potassium 11.7 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Potassium 13.7 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Potassium 8.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 13.7 g/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Potassium 12.5 g/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Potassium 13.7 g/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Potassium 8.3 g/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Potassium 10.4 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Potassium 3.8 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Potassium 5.3 g/kg DM Whole Feedipedia
Potassium 13.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 23.7 g/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Potassium 25 g/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Potassium 21 g/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Potassium 18 g/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Potassium 19.2 g/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Potassium 18.7 g/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Potassium 37.4 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 31.5 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Potassium 38.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 11.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 11.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 16.9 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Potassium 17.7 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Potassium 16 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Potassium 11.2 g/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Potassium 9.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 1.9 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 6.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 20 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 24.2 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 20.2 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 40.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 53.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 25.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 42 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 36 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 44.9 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 43.7 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 9.3 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Potassium 22.6 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 0.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 29.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 17.4 g/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Potassium 12 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 19.4 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Potassium 56.8 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Potassium 49.6 g/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Potassium 21.3 g/kg DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Potassium 43 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Potassium 34.2 g/kg DM Fruit, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Potassium 51.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 28 g/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 23.1 g/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 27.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 23.6 g/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Potassium 4.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 12.9 g/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Potassium 4.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 3.7 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Potassium 15.2 g/kg DM Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 24.9 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 14.2 g/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Potassium 12.2 g/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 9.8 g/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 1.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 2.2 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 1.7 g/kg DM Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 51 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 18.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 29 g/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Potassium 3.7 g/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Potassium 3.1 g/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Potassium 87.5 g/kg DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Potassium 3.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 0.4 g/kg DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Potassium 4.2 g/kg DM Ground Feedipedia
Potassium 1.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 11.9 g/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Potassium 8.7 g/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Potassium 5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 14 g/kg DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Potassium 1.3 g/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Potassium 4.7 g/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Potassium 4.7 g/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Potassium 16.1 g/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Potassium 4.6 g/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Potassium 5.1 g/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Potassium 4.1 g/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Potassium 4.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Potassium 6.4 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 1.4 g/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 1.5 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Potassium 22.3 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Potassium 2.1 g/kg DM Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Potassium 2.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 21 g/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Potassium 2.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Potassium 0.3 g/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Potassium 89 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Potassium 0.2 % Wet Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Potassium 0.45 % Dried Handbook of poultry feed from waste: processing and use
Potassium 0.95 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Potassium 1.21 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Potassium 1.13 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Potassium 1.24 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Potassium 0.16 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Potassium 0.9 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.73 % d.b. Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Potassium 0.989 % d.b. Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Potassium 1.26 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Potassium 1.18 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Potassium 1.28 % d.b. Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Potassium 0.8 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.66 % d.b. Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.6 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Potassium 3.6 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.98-1.02 % d.b. Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 2.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.1 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.96 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.54 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.1 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.6 % d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.62 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO; Fruit waste as feed paper
Potassium 1 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.3 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Potassium 2 % d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.5 % DM 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.8 % d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.8 % d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Potassium 5.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 5.7 % d.b. Silage 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.2 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.2 % d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.1 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.8 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 2.5 % d.b. Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.9 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.6 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.6 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.6 % d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.1 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1 % d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1 % d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.8 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.3 % d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.7 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.91 % d.b. Spent 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.5 % d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.4 % d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Potassium 6 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 4.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 3.6 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 7.5 % d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. Peanut 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.1 % d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 2.2 % d.b. Cull 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.2 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.2 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.2 % d.b. Filter cake 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 2.3 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.1 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.8 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.9 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.2 % d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.1 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1 % d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 4.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 3.1 % d.b. Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 2.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.3 % d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.5 % d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.4 % d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.4 % d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.4 % d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.4 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.2 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.1 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.3 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.6 % d.b. Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.44 % d.b. Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 2.8 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 2.15 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.66 % d.b. Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.73 % d.b. Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.62 % d.b. Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.98 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 1.11 % d.b. Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.44 % d.b. Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.74 % d.b. Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 0.45 % d.b. Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potassium 2.8 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 0.45 % d.b. Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 2.15 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 3.51 % d.b. Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 1.37 % d.b. Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 0.98-1.02 % d.b. Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 0.44 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 0.6 % d.b. Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 0.54 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Potassium 0.4 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.1 % d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1 % d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.2 % d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.3 % d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Potassium 1.7 % d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Potassium 0.76 % DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Potassium 0.76 % DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Potassium 0.83 % DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Potassium 0.5 % DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Potassium 0.41 % DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Potassium 1670 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Potassium 5.68 mg/g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 6.3 mg/g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 5.87 mg/g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 5.19 mg/g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 7.02 mg/g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 5.69 mg/g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 8.23 mg/g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 6 mg/g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 6.29 mg/g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 6.95 mg/g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Potassium 19967 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Potassium 24389 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Potassium 38041 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Potassium 13777 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Potassium 1959 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Potassium 4443 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Potassium 15335 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Potassium 5986 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Potassium 6388 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Potassium 8306 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Potassium 11291 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Potassium 9536 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Potassium 7 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 8.7 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Potassium 5536.7 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 36000 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 11000 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 11000 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 48978 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 50000 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 44000 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 59000 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 22755 mg/kg DM Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 8668 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 41762.6 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 53451.8 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 27000 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 21800 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 700 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 9000 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 6566.5 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 34200 mg/kg DM Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 23500 mg/kg DM Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 15561.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 26008 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium 4.2 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Potassium 6.72 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Potassium 7.81 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Potassium 2.68 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Potassium 2670 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Potassium 10516 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 9563 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Potassium 32716 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Potassium 48925 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 9933 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 17839.5 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 688 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 23094.55 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 1123 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Potassium 1493 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Potassium 1074 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Potassium 28883 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 19843.99 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 3000 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 28805 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 16119.79 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 8057 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Potassium 21951 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Potassium 28714 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 17012 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 20037 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Potassium 3384 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Potassium 27736 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 9264 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Potassium 13018 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Potassium 16927 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Potassium 3.4 g/kg Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Potassium 1.6 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Potassium 3.3 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Potassium 4.3 g/kg Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Potassium 3.39 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Potassium 9109.78 g/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Potassium 18.13 g/kg DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Potassium 18.61 g/kg DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Potassium 15.43 g/kg DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Potassium 11.25 g/kg DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Potassium oxide (K2O) 4.39 % ash Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Potassium oxide (K2O) 0.76 % ash Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Potassium oxide (K2O) 5.4 % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 5.1 % ash Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 15.1 % ash Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 14.1 % ash Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 13.39 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 8.4 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 19.61 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 16 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 6.37 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 7.49 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 18.21 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 19.9 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 12.97 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 13.4 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 36.71 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 23.37 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 48.7 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 31 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 49.6 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 52.9 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 48.6 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 14.7 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 50.9 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 48.7 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 14.14 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 30.93 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 33.1 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 8.8 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 30.4 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 40.34 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 5.2 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 1.46 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 3.13 % ash Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 4.3 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 4.4 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 20.06 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 24.73 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 18.2 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 41.82 % ash Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 5.89 % ash Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 15.1 % ash Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 4.9 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 36.6 % ash Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 38.1 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 13.98 % ash Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 18.2 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 37.5 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 36.9 % ash Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 42 % ash Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 7.4 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Potassium oxide (K2O) 1.952 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Potassium oxide (K2O) 0.0038 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Potassium oxide (K2O) 0.35 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2.8 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 0.69 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2.5 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2.3 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 0.2 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 0.61 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 1.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2.2 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 1.3 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 2.9 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 0.14 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Potassium oxide (K2O) 5.4 wt% in ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Potassium oxide (K2O) 6.6 wt% in ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Rubidium 2.76 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 3.83 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Rubidium 21.98 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Rubidium 6.93 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 4.55 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 3.26 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 0.5 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 21.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 0.68 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Rubidium 0.98 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Rubidium 0.64 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Rubidium 9.89 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 7.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 11.9 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 15.47 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 3.21 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 5.59 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Rubidium 4.27 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Rubidium 5.91 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 5.83 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 10.88 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Rubidium 4.34 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Rubidium 11.62 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Rubidium 9 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Rubidium 11.21 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Rubidium 7.07 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium Tr µg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Selenium 0.89 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Selenium 6.5 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Selenium 2 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Selenium 5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium 0.11 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium 0.26 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Selenium 0.29 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium 4.09 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium 0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Selenium 0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Selenium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Selenium <0.070 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Selenium 0.13 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Selenium 0.28 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Selenium 0.10 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Selenium <0.07 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Selenium 0.11 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Selenium 0.02 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Selenium 0.05 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Selenium 0.04 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Selenium 0.07 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Silicon 20000 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 45000 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 17000 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 13707 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 7200 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 44000 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 6734 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 58619.2 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 75783.7 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 7600 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 650 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 4000 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 14000 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 530 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 7929.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 10858.7 mg/kg DM Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon 5671 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon <10 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 28 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Silicon 26 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Silicon 522 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 336.48 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 311.43 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 690.9 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 393.93 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 65.67 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Silicon 53.06 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Silicon 0 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Silicon 435 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 1827.97 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 267 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 2465 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 576.91 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 605 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Silicon 47 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Silicon 293 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 10 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 245.05 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Silicon 391 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Silicon 215 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon 70.6 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Silicon 185 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Silicon 945 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 88.94 % ash Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 91.22 % ash Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 87.7 % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 57.38 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 21.7 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 7.40 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 8.98 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 8.1 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 4.79 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 5.86 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 3.45 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 6.63 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 10.2 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 4.48 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 7.17 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 12.22 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 10.7 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 3.5 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 4.9 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 9.28 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 7.12 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 18.6 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 4 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 8.71 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 22.6 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 12.52 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 22.1 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 69.3 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 27.3 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 0.98 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 23.1 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 29.81 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 10.5 % ash Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 27 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 29.4 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 30.82 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 33.1 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 16.72 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 36.2 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 18.86 % ash Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 22.72 % ash Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 32.6 % ash Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 43.57 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 18.2 % ash Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 13.5 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 8.23 % ash Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 8.22 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 3 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 0.4 % ash Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 16.9 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 66.12 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 99.6 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 95.9 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 85.6 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 95.8 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 84.3 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 75 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 94 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 85.9 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 92 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 85.4 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 55 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 91.7 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 88.8 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 70.6 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 77.8 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 76 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Silicon dioxide (SiO2) 13 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Silver <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sodium 3 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Sodium 0.2 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sodium 0.18 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sodium 0.14 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sodium 0.15 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sodium 0.03 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Sodium <0.01 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Sodium 0.04 % DM basis Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Sodium 0.208 % DM basis Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sodium 0.184 % DM basis Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sodium 0.146 % DM basis Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sodium 0.155 % DM basis Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Sodium 0.02 % DM basis Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.10-0.12 % DM basis Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.31 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 1.76 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.09 % DM basis Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO; Fruit waste as feed paper
Sodium 0.39 % DM basis Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.43 % DM basis Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 1.04 % DM basis Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.01 % DM basis Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.02 % DM basis Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.04 % DM basis Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.09 % DM basis Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.12 % DM basis Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.01 % DM basis Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.49 % DM basis Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 0.21 % DM basis Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 1 % DM basis Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sodium 1.04 % DM basis Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 1 % DM basis Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 0.01 % DM basis Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 0.03 % DM basis Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 0.03 % DM basis Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 0.1-0.12 % DM basis Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 0.43 % DM basis Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 0.39 % DM basis Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 1.76 % DM basis Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Sodium 0.52 % DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sodium 0.79 % DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sodium 0.69 % DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sodium 0.63 % DM basis Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sodium 0.45 % DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sodium 70.62 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sodium 86.62 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sodium 56.84 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sodium 20.17 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sodium 38.82 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sodium 33.18 mg/kg DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sodium 189.6 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sodium 44.5 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sodium 45.4 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sodium 52.2 mg/kg DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sodium 85.5 mg/kg DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sodium 67.8 mg/kg DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sodium 448.8 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 610 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 180 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 740 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 4055 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 3600 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 3400 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 3700 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 21393 mg/kg DM Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 162 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 6160.9 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 7849.5 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 29 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 49 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 700 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 830 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 121.5 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 690 mg/kg DM Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 1750 mg/kg DM Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 718.5 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 249 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium 0.9 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 1.1 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 0.6 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 0.9 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 4.0 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 0.9 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 5.8 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 0.04 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium 10.6 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Sodium 2.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 4.7 g/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Sodium 0.4 g/kg DM NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Sodium 0.5 g/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.4 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.5 g/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Sodium 2.4 g/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Sodium 0.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 2.4 g/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Sodium 1.3 g/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Sodium 6.3 g/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.6 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.4 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Sodium 1.3 g/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 1.9 g/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Sodium 0.4 g/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 4.9 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Sodium 2.7 g/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 3.2 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Sodium 1.9 g/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Sodium 0.4 g/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Sodium 1.3 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Sodium 1.1 g/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.6 g/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Sodium 0.6 g/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Sodium 0.9 g/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Sodium 0.9 g/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Oil <5% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 1.4 g/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Sodium 0.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.4 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.8 g/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Oil >30% Feedipedia
Sodium 0.7 g/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Sodium 2 g/kg DM Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Sodium 0.8 g/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Sodium 1.9 g/kg DM Decanted Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Sodium 1.9 g/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Sodium 0.4 g/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Sodium 0.6 g/kg DM Peanut, fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Sodium 1.3 g/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Sodium 0.5 g/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Sodium 2.7 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.7 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Immature, fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 1.2 g/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Cucumis melo Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Dehydrated, Ananas comosus Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Aerial part, fresh. Citrullus lanatus Feedipedia
Sodium 7.2 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 2.8 g/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Sodium 0.7 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 2.7 g/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Sodium 0.5 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 0.3 g/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Sodium 0.8 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 3.7 g/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Sodium 0.2 g/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 1.9 g/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 0.1 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 2.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM Spent, dehydrated. Humulus lupulus Feedipedia
Sodium 13.7 g/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Sodium 14.2 g/kg DM From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Sodium 14.2 g/kg DM From lysine production Feedipedia
Sodium 21.8 g/kg DM Sugarcane, liquid Feedipedia
Sodium 4.5 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 10 g/kg DM Calcinated Feedipedia
Sodium 1.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 10.9 g/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Sodium 11.3 g/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Sodium 0 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 5.3 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 1.6 g/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Sodium 2.4 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 2.3 g/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Sodium 2.3 g/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Sodium 1.6 g/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Sodium 5.9 g/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Sodium 7.5 g/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Sodium 7.5 g/kg DM Low fat Feedipedia
Sodium 2.7 g/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Sodium 15.5 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 2.9 g/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 2.2 g/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Sodium 23.2 g/kg DM Without shells Feedipedia
Sodium 6.3 g/kg DM Skinned, dried Feedipedia
Sodium 1.9 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 7 g/kg DM Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 7.6 g/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Sodium 1.8 g/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Sodium 6.8 g/kg DM Feedipedia
Sodium 7 g/kg DM Dried, Arthrospira spp. Feedipedia
Sodium 0.5 g/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Sodium 0.98 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Sodium 1.12 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Sodium 0.41 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Sodium 0.57 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Sodium 1411.75 mg/100g DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Sodium 442.67 mg/100g DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Sodium 709.47 mg/100g DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Sodium 3000 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Sodium 78.4 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium <10 ppm .d.b Orange NOSHAN
Sodium 7606 ppm .d.b Milk NOSHAN
Sodium <10 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium <10 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium <100 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 111.7 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 48035.67 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 7087 ppm .d.b Hard NOSHAN
Sodium 394.5 ppm .d.b Soft NOSHAN
Sodium 122 ppm .d.b Soft and hard NOSHAN
Sodium <10 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium <100 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 1059 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium <10 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 279.61 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 606 ppm .d.b Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Sodium 95 ppm .d.b Selected NOSHAN
Sodium 1054 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium <10 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 55274 ppm .d.b Sour NOSHAN
Sodium 204 ppm .d.b Flakes NOSHAN
Sodium 819 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 39.9 ppm .d.b Whole NOSHAN
Sodium 41.8 ppm .d.b Whole NOSHAN
Sodium 3531 ppm .d.b NOSHAN
Sodium 1.0 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.37 % ash Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.042 % ash Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.2 % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 3.3 % ash Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 8.9 % ash Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 4.3 % ash Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.27 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 3.1 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.87 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.69 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.72 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.45 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 4.36 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 4.97 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.78 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 5.51 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.25 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.84 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 2.14 % ash Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.6 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.49 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.5 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.87 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.98 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 5.86 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.2 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.6 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 5.08 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 2.62 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.1 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 4.8 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.3 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 29.9 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 28.17 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 7.6 % ash Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 26.2 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 27.8 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.47 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 2.08 % ash Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.7 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 3.94 % ash Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.44 % ash Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 8.9 % ash Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.05 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.4 % ash Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.4 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 3.68 % ash Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 4.5 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.39 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.5 % ash Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 1.4 % ash Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 2 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.078 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.0128 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.05 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.19 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.06 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.24 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.38 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.04 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.14 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.15 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.66 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.1 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.16 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.52 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.09 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the bottom of the combustor Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.18 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the cyclones Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sodium oxide (Na2O) 0.42 % Combustion ashes. Ash from the baghouse Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Strontium 3.28 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 50.05 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Strontium 1.97 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Strontium 12.36 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 4.05 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 0.4 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 12.74 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 15.71 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 6.91 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Strontium 5.87 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Strontium 2.62 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Strontium 80.84 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 17.24 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 23.62 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 61.2 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 156.78 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Strontium 1.66 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Strontium 3.68 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 36.58 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 23.96 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Strontium 73.49 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Strontium 3.88 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 1.49 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Strontium 2.04 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Strontium 3.25 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Strontium 460 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Strontium 26 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Strontium 153.7 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Strontium 197 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Strontium 28 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Strontium 45 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Strontium 9.3 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.11 % mass fraction Powder Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 7.31 % ash Tops and leaves ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 16 % ash Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.8 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 2 % ash Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 1.6 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.34 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 1.44 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 17.48 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 1.2 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.88 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 8 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 2.77 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 2.72 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.01 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 1.1 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 4.24 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 2.4 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 2 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 17.2 % ash Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.6 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.56 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 3.5 % ash Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.68 % ash Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 0.2 % ash Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 4.97 % ash Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 3.29 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 3.79 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 2.07 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sulfur trioxide (SO3) 14.3 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphate 1009 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 680 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 640 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 730 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 380 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 560 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 325 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 189 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 692 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 160 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 119 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphate 205 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Sulphur 0.33 % Wet Wet brewers' grains for beef cattle
Sulphur 0.17 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Sulphur 0.1 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Sulphur 0.3 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Sulphur 0.05 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Sulphur 0.14 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Sulphur 0.11 % Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.1 % Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.03 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.32 % Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.09 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.41 % Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.02 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.02 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.45 % Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.1 %, maf Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Sulphur 0.6 %, maf Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Sulphur 0.6 %, maf Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Sulphur 0.3 %, maf Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Sulphur 0.8 %, maf Carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Sulphur 0.9 %, maf Vacuum carbonization solid product Conversion of olive wastes to volatiles and carbon adsorbents
Sulphur 0.14 % DM Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.12 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sulphur 0.09 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sulphur 0.12 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sulphur 0.08 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sulphur 0.09 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sulphur 0.09 % DM Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Sulphur 0.07 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sulphur 0.2 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sulphur 0.28 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sulphur 0.3 % DM Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sulphur 0.16 % DM Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sulphur 0.12 % DM Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Sulphur 0.07 % DM Almond 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.04 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.22 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.22 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.42 % DM Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.42 % DM Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.45 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.57 % DM Silage 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.7 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 2.5 % DM Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.15 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.32 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.41 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.09 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.17 % DM Roots, fresh 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 1.78 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.04 % DM Mech. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.05 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.44 % DM Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.42 % DM Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.27 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 1.26 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 1.18 % DM Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.43 % DM Barley 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.7 % DM Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.7 % DM Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.8 % DM Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 1.1 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.6 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.5 % DM Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.8 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.22 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.47 % DM Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.46 % DM Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.48 % DM Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.6 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.68 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.93 % DM Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.3 % DM Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.37 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.09 % DM Cull 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.11 % DM Wet 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.11 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.56 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.2 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.11 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.11 % DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.05 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.19 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.19 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.23 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.22 % DM Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.33 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.3 % DM With hulls 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.19 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.1 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.22 % DM Fresh, pasture 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.19 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.21 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.17 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.16 % DM Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.15 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.16 % DM Hard 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.15 % DM Soft 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.15 % DM Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.17 % DM Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.24 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.22 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.2 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.92 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.56 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.68 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.17 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.09 % DM Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.14 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.07 % DM Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.3 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.15 % DM Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.27 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.29 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.18 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.22 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.15 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.78 % DM Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.24 % DM Whole 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.24 % DM Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.24 % DM Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.34 % DM Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.5 % DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sulphur 0.7 % DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sulphur 0.62 % DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sulphur 0.75 % DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sulphur 0.6 % DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Sulphur 0.03 % DM Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Sulphur 0.02 % DM Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Sulphur 0.01 % DM Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Sulphur 0.02 % DM Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Sulphur 154 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Sulphur 1.3 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.4 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.5 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.4 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.4 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.7 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.7 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.8 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.7 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 1.7 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Sulphur 0.2 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sulphur 1.0 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sulphur 0.8 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sulphur 2.3 g/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sulphur 0.2 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sulphur 1.2 g/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sulphur 0.06 g/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sulphur 0.7 g/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Sulphur 8082 mg/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Sulphur 8068 mg/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Sulphur 3590 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Sulphur 0.06 % 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 1.01 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.05 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.26 % Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.43 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.4 % Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.47 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.27 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.49 % Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.07 % Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.1 % Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.06 % Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.13 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.01 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.03 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.01 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.08 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.05 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.01 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.04 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.01 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.03 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.02 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.01 % Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.06 % Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.01 % Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.03 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.05 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.06 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.07 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.04 % Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.04 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.17 % Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.05 % Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.3 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.19 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.16 % Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.12 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur % Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.09 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.02 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.16 % Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.75 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.7 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.39 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.49 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.04 % Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0 % Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.03 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.09 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.14 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.17 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.05 % Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.1 % Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.05 % Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.02 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.01 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.07 % Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.06 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.13 % Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.12 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.14 % Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.12 % Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.04 % Exhausted ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.26 % Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.2 % Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.28 % Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.28 % Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.09 % Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.28 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.05 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.02 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.2 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.2 % Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.01 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.05 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.09 % Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.04 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.53 % Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.09 % Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.18 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.03 % Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.04 % Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.18 % ECN Phyllis 2
Sulphur 0.02 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.04 % d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.08 % DM Dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.05 % DM Orange, dried 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.2 % d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.23 % DM 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.08 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.3 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.42 % d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Sulphur 1.82 % d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.3 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.31 % d.b. Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sulphur 0.15 % d.b. 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.32 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.48 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.6 % d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.5 % d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.7 % d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Sulphur 0.06 % d.b. Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Sulphur 0.02 % d.b. Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Sulphur 0.1 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Sulphur 0.1 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Sulphur 0.99 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 1.78 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.18 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 2.31 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.15 % d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.16 % d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.44 % d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.39 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 1.98 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.23 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.58 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.19 % d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.28 % d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.25 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.73 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.16 % d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.32 % d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.46 % d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.04 % d.b. Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Sulphur <0.3 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Sulphur 0.6 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Sulphur 0.6 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Sulphur <0.3 % m/m Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Sulphur 0.5 % dry ash free basis Raw Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Sulphur 186 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 1996 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Sulphur 4181 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Sulphur 4818 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 1576 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 34074.07 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 1844 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 38892.85 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 1463 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Sulphur 1615 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Sulphur 4377 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Sulphur 3851 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 32002.07 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 20685 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 2284 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 5821.72 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 1894 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Sulphur 2825 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Sulphur 2489 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 7330 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 1557 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Sulphur 3202 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Sulphur 4594 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Sulphur 0.31 % total solids Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Sulphur 0.15 % total solids Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Sulphur 0.21 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Sulphur 0.23 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Sulphur 0.15 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Sulphur 1958.44 g/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Sulphur 0.49 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Sulphur 0.992 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Sulphur 0.49 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Sulphur 0.42 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Tellurium 1.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Thallium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium 0.12 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Thallium 0.09 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Thallium 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium <0.01 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Thallium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Thallium 0.11 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Thallium 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium 0.14 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium 0.14 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Thallium 0.13 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Thallium 0.13 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium 0.32 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium <0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Thallium 0.14 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Thallium <0.1 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Thallium <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Thallium <0.1 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Thallium 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Tin 0.2 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Tin 0.5 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin 0.13 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Tin 0.1 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Tin 0.15 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin 0.13 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Tin 0.15 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Tin 0.18 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin 0.13 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin 0.16 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin 0.29 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Tin 0.61 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Tin 0.21 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin 0.13 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Tin 0.14 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Tin <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Tin 0.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Tin 5 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Tin 6.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Tin 0.8 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 2.51 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 1.66 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Titanium 8.49 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Titanium 10.79 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 2.03 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 11.42 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 7.56 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 21.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 6.61 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Titanium 7.48 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Titanium 5.19 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Titanium 7.97 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 17.44 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 6.12 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 11.14 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 66 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Titanium 2.8 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Titanium 7.44 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 15.27 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 3.17 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Titanium 12.27 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Titanium 7.4 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 1.6 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Titanium 2.3 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Titanium 8.36 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Titanium 12.5 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 104 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 41 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 3.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 348.9 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 533.6 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 13 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 600 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 110 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 13.5 mg/kg DM Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 50.1 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 129.8 mg/kg DM Sample lot size: 60kg. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium 66 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 8 ppm Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.05 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.03 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.03 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.01 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.04 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.02 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.26 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.04 % ash C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.1 % ash Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.05 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.08 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.09 % ash Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.15 % ash Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.3 % ash Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.01 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.1 % ash Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.03 % ash Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.1 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.17 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.3 % ash Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.34 % ash Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.14 % ash Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.2 % ash Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.02 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Titanium dioxide (TiO2) 0.1 % ash ECN Phyllis 2
Tungsten 13 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Tungsten <0.25 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Tungsten 0.13 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Tungsten 0.26 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Tungsten 0.26 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Tungsten <0.24 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Tungsten <0.04 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Vanadium <0.5 mg/kg Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.06 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.03 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.39 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium 1.44 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.56 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.28 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium 3.19 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.31 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.09 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.84 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Vanadium <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Vanadium 0.4 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Vanadium 3.2 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Vanadium 2.4 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Vanadium 0.3 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Vanadium 13.9 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Vanadium 18.5 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Vanadium 2.1 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Vanadium 0.4 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Vanadium 11 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc Tr mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Zinc 0.01 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Zinc 4.14 mg/100g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 2.37 mg/100g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 2.18 mg/100g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 0.7 mg/100g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 2.9 mg/100g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 9.82 mg/100g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 1.48 mg/100g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 7.24 mg/100g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 5.81 mg/100g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 2.54 mg/100g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Zinc 54 mg/1000g Solanum lucopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper; Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 46.5 mg/1000g Babacu Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 52.3 mg/1000g Cashew Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 12.2 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 92.8 mg/1000g Solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 11.8 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 90.8 mg/1000g solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 95.5 mg/1000g Hydrolyzed Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 84.4 mg/kg Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 71.9 mg/1000g Defatted Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 54.4 mg/1000g solv Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 3.8 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 78.7 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 104 mg/1000g Chemical composition, digestible protein and energy values of some alternative feedstuffs for pigs in Brazil
Zinc 710 mg/1000g Daucus carota Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Zinc 14.5 mg/1000g Solanum tuberosum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Zinc 16 mg/1000g Cucurbita pepo Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Zinc 54 mg/1000g Solanum lycopersicum Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Zinc 48.3 mg/1000g Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Zinc 40.8 mg/1000g Brassica oleracea Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Zinc 32.5 mg/1000g Beta vulgaris Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Zinc 22 mg/1000g Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Zinc 0.03 mg/1000g Sun-dried, blood meal. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Zinc 38 mg/1000g Vat dried. Abattoir waste Conversion of abattoir wastes into livestock feed, chemical composition of sun-dried rumen content blood meal and its effect on performance of broiler chickens
Zinc 15 mg/l Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Zinc 24.7 mg/l Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Zinc 24 mg/l Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Zinc 24 mg/l Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Zinc 15.6 mg/l DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Zinc 25.86 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Zinc 25.1 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Zinc 24.92 mg/l DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Zinc 13 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 14 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 17 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 15 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 14 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 12 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 12 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 18 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 14 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 14 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Zinc 92 g/kg DM Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Zinc 14 mg/kg DM Malus domestica Waste to worth: fruit wastes and by-products as animal feed
Zinc 24 mg/kg DM Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO; Fruit waste as feed paper
Zinc 16 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 16 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 11 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 15 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 137 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 16 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 34.1 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 20.9 mg/kg DM Orange, dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 540 mg/kg DM Mature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Zinc 270 mg/kg DM Immature. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Zinc 164 mg/kg DM Semi-mature, meat powder based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Zinc 237 mg/kg DM Semi-mature, cooked meat based. With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Zinc 104 mg/kg DM With cc.HNO3+cc.H2O2 digestion Composted slaughterhouse waste as organic fertilizer
Zinc 14.4 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 8.0 mg/kg DM Mechanical extract Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Zinc 48 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 34 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 37 mg/kg DM Urea-treated Feedipedia
Zinc 225 mg/kg DM Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 27 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 17 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 11 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 13 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 188 mg/kg DM Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 57 mg/kg DM Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Zinc 67 mg/kg DM Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Zinc 22 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 89 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Zinc 83 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 12 mg/kg DM Polished Feedipedia
Zinc 22 mg/kg DM Brown Feedipedia
Zinc 108 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Zinc 62 mg/kg DM Maize, dried Feedipedia
Zinc 39 mg/kg DM Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Zinc 81 mg/kg DM Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Zinc 63 mg/kg DM Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Zinc 55 mg/kg DM Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Zinc 80 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Zinc 80 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Zinc 34 mg/kg DM Defatted, fibre >20% Feedipedia
Zinc 43 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 14 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 40 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 2 mg/kg DM Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Zinc 158 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 30 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 24 mg/kg DM All types Feedipedia
Zinc 17 mg/kg DM High tannin Feedipedia
Zinc 17 mg/kg DM Low tannin Feedipedia
Zinc 24 mg/kg DM Red varieties Feedipedia
Zinc 34 mg/kg DM White varieties Feedipedia
Zinc 89 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 130 mg/kg DM Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Zinc 170 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 17 mg/kg DM Almond Feedipedia
Zinc 31 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 19 mg/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Zinc 6 mg/kg DM Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Zinc 72 mg/kg DM Mechanically extracted, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
Zinc 36 mg/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Zinc 25 mg/kg DM Cashew Feedipedia
Zinc 205 mg/kg DM Ricinus communis Feedipedia
Zinc 85 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 73 mg/kg DM Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Zinc 68 mg/kg DM Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Zinc 44 mg/kg DM Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Zinc 66 mg/kg DM Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Zinc 62 mg/kg DM High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Zinc 11 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 11 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 23 mg/kg DM Oil >5% Feedipedia
Zinc 68 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 77 mg/kg DM Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Zinc 87 mg/kg DM Oil <30% Feedipedia
Zinc 37 mg/kg DM Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Zinc 22 mg/kg DM Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Zinc 25 mg/kg DM Exhausted Feedipedia
Zinc 68 mg/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Zinc 52 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Zinc 18 mg/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Zinc 145 mg/kg DM High oil Feedipedia
Zinc 27 mg/kg DM Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Zinc 64 mg/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Zinc 62 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Zinc 60 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil <5%, high fibre Feedipedia
Zinc 59 mg/kg DM Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Zinc 25 mg/kg DM With shells Feedipedia
Zinc 38 mg/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Zinc 80 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Zinc 190 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Zinc 38 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 9 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 20 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 68 mg/kg DM 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Zinc 68 mg/kg DM Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Zinc 38 mg/kg DM Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Zinc 64 mg/kg DM Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Zinc 126 mg/kg DM Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Zinc 60 mg/kg DM Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Zinc 387 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 48 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 54 mg/kg DM Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Zinc 57 mg/kg DM High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Zinc 43 mg/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Zinc 13 mg/kg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Zinc 45 mg/kg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Zinc 43 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 149 mg/kg DM Without seeds Feedipedia
Zinc 23 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 23 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 96 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled or non-dehulled Feedipedia
Zinc 95 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Zinc 92 mg/kg DM Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Zinc 77 mg/kg DM Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Zinc 4 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Zinc 2 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 129 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 14 mg/kg DM Dried Feedipedia
Zinc 56 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 19 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 8 mg/kg DM Depitted, Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Zinc 26 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Zinc 27 mg/kg DM Roots, dehydrated Feedipedia
Zinc 37 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 57 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 24 mg/kg DM Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Zinc 20 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 15 mg/kg DM Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Zinc 17 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 12 mg/kg DM Silage Feedipedia
Zinc 70 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 45 mg/kg DM Dry Feedipedia
Zinc 43 mg/kg DM Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 43 mg/kg DM Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Zinc 103 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 18 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 34 mg/kg DM Fresh Feedipedia
Zinc 138 mg/kg DM From yeast production Feedipedia
Zinc 24 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 142 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 99 mg/kg DM High protein Feedipedia
Zinc 96 mg/kg DM 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Zinc 127 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 296 mg/kg DM Frog waste Feedipedia
Zinc 12 mg/kg DM Whole frog Feedipedia
Zinc 167 mg/kg DM All species Feedipedia
Zinc 167 mg/kg DM Cattle Feedipedia
Zinc 499 mg/kg DM Dehydrated, poultry Feedipedia
Zinc 114 mg/kg DM High fat Feedipedia
Zinc 67 mg/kg DM Poultry Feedipedia
Zinc 15 mg/kg DM Whole, dehydrated Feedipedia
Zinc 17 mg/kg DM Feedipedia
Zinc 9 mg/kg DM Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Zinc 114 mg/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Zinc 5 mg/kg DM Dried, Chlorella spp. Feedipedia
Zinc 27.6 mg/kg DM Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 140 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 62 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 130 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 68 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 28 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 25 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 26 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 6.6 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 33.1 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 43.4 mg/kg DM Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 32 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 27 mg/kg DM Cox ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 61 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 24 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 15 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 68 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 19 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 18 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 56 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 40 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 91 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 86 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 48 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 27 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 53.1 mg/kg DM Average of 41 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 284 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 51 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 79 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 75 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 52 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 244 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 49 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 55 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 15.7 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 18 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 28.8 mg/kg DM Average of 19 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 33 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 39 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 122.2 mg/kg DM Average of 38 samples ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 128 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 142 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 90 mg/kg DM Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 80 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 829 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 29 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 14.8 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 17.9 mg/kg DM ECN Phyllis 2
Zinc 430 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 22 ppm of fruit and veg waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 32.5 ppm of fruit and veg waste Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 40.8 ppm of fruit and veg waste Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 48.3 ppm of fruit and veg waste Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 14.5 ppm of fruit and veg waste Solanum tuberosum L. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 430 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 14 ppm of fruit and veg waste Malus domestica Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 24 ppm of fruit and veg waste Namily vitaceae Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 54 ppm of fruit and veg waste Solanum lycopersicum Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 1138 ppm of fruit and veg waste Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 40 ppm of fruit and veg waste Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 39.3 ppm of fruit and veg waste Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 710 ppm of fruit and veg waste Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Zinc 31 ppm % ash 2012FeedComp
Zinc 603 ppm % ash Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Zinc 1.9 g/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Zinc 4.34 g/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Zinc 9.5 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Zinc 2.01 g/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Zinc 30.95 mg/100g DM Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Zinc 54.39 mg/100g DM Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Zinc 15.98 mg/100g DM Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
Zinc 1.99 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 11 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 14 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 28.3 ppm d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Zinc 137 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 24 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 31 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 46.19 ppm d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Zinc 90 ppm d.b. Hydrolyzed 2012FeedComp
Zinc 78 ppm d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Zinc 63.14 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 24 ppm d.b. Stemless 2012FeedComp
Zinc 95 ppm d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Zinc 50 ppm d.b. Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Zinc 55 ppm d.b. Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Zinc 20 ppm d.b. Almond 2012FeedComp
Zinc 11 ppm d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Zinc 8 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 21 ppm d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Zinc 21 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 11 ppm d.b. Wet with molasses 2012FeedComp
Zinc 11 ppm d.b. Dried with molasses 2012FeedComp
Zinc 20 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 20 ppm d.b. Silage 2012FeedComp
Zinc 22 ppm d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Zinc 290 ppm d.b. Steamed, swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Zinc 40 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 78 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 41 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 44 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 0 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 240 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 10 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 66 ppm d.b. Solv. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Zinc 64 ppm d.b. Mech. Ext. 41% CP 2012FeedComp
Zinc 107 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 44 ppm d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 41 ppm d.b. Mech. Ext 2012FeedComp
Zinc 50 ppm d.b. Barley 2012FeedComp
Zinc 65 ppm d.b. Corn, dry 2012FeedComp
Zinc 65 ppm d.b. Corn, wet 2012FeedComp
Zinc 85 ppm d.b. Corn with solubles 2012FeedComp
Zinc 91 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 60 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 50 ppm d.b. Sorghum, dry 2012FeedComp
Zinc 130 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 44 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 60 ppm d.b. Solv.Ext 2012FeedComp
Zinc 59 ppm d.b. Mech.Ext 2012FeedComp
Zinc 190 ppm d.b. Swine/poultry 2012FeedComp
Zinc 18 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 15 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 30 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 30 ppm d.b. Cond. Fermentation Solubles 2012FeedComp
Zinc 38 ppm d.b. Peanut. Solv.ext. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 12 ppm d.b. Wet 2012FeedComp
Zinc 12 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 129 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 520 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 17 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 28 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 40 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 65 ppm d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 36 ppm d.b. Dehulled, Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 55 ppm d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 85 ppm d.b. With hulls 2012FeedComp
Zinc 200 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 23 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 27 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 6 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 6 ppm d.b. Ammoniated 2012FeedComp
Zinc 40 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 45 ppm d.b. Hard 2012FeedComp
Zinc 30 ppm d.b. Soft 2012FeedComp
Zinc 40 ppm d.b. Steam flaked 2012FeedComp
Zinc 45 ppm d.b. Sprouted 2012FeedComp
Zinc 96 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 98 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 90 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 118 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 10 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 7.32 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 111.4 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 45.56 ppm d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Zinc 53.36 ppm d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Zinc 65.21 ppm d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Zinc 17.8 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 78.77 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc <0.01 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 47.65 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 50.08 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 21.81 ppm d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Zinc 28.02 ppm d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Zinc 65.77 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 74.22 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 8.74 ppm d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Zinc 45.07 ppm d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Zinc 27.57 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 3.94 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Zinc 12.29 ppm d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Zinc 31.44 ppm d.b. NOSHAN
Zinc 33 ppm d.b. Dried 2012FeedComp
Zinc 68 ppm d.b. Solv. Ext. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 34 ppm d.b. Whole 2012FeedComp
Zinc 36 ppm d.b. Whole, delinted 2012FeedComp
Zinc 38 ppm d.b. Whole, extruded 2012FeedComp
Zinc 30 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 42 ppm d.b. 2012FeedComp
Zinc 41 ppm d.b. Dry, skim 2012FeedComp
Zinc 0.463 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Zinc 0.528 mg/100g Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Zinc 7.8 mg/kg Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Zinc 22.31 mg/kg Valorgas D2.3: A case study for collection schemes serving the South Shropshire Biowaste Digester, Ludlow, UK
Zinc 8.6 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Zinc 11.6 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Zinc 7.8 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Zinc 6.1 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Zinc 7.1 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Zinc 8.1 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Zinc 3.6 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Zinc 5.1 mg/l Valorgas D4.5: Final recommendations for trace element and nutrient supplementation for stable operation of digesters receiving food waste
Zinc oxide (ZnO) 0.015 % Ash A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Zinc oxide (ZnO) 0 % Silica powder A study on the consecutive preparation of silica powders and active carbon the rice husk ash
Phytosterols
24-methylene cycloartenol 0.3 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Avenasterol 0.93 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Campestanol 1.35 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Campesterol 2.97 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Citrostadienol 0.31 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Cycloartenol 0.71 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Phytosterols, total 21.7 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Sitostanol 3.72 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Sitosterol 10.3 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Steryl ferulates 3.42 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Stigmasterol 1.1 mg/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Vitamins
Biotin 0.9 µg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Biotin 0.135 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Carotene Tr µg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Choline 867 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Choline 598.5 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Choline 884 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Folate 1 µg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Folic acid 0.269 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Niacin 0.2 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Niacin 23 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Niacin 24 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Niacin 40 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Niacin 19.4 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Niacin 39 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Niacin equivalent 0.2 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Pantothenate 0.05 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Pantothenic acid 14.3 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Pantothenic acid 15.4 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Pantothenic acid 18.8 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Pantothenic acid 17.4 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Pantothenic acid 15.1 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Pantothenic acid 18.6 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Pyridoxine 9.4 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Retinol 0 µg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Retinol Equivalent Tr µg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Riboflavin 0.02 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Riboflavin 2.7 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Riboflavin 2.5 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Riboflavin 9.2 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Riboflavin 4.3 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Riboflavin 9.1 mg/kg DM Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Thiamin 0.05 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Thiamine 1.4 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Thiamine 1.6 mg/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Thiamine 3.2 mg/kg DM Lemon, whole, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Tryptophan/60 Tr mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg Orange NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg Milk NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A 11650.49 IU/kg Hard NOSHAN
Vitamin A 18562.87 IU/kg Soft NOSHAN
Vitamin A 16880.34 IU/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg Sour NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg Whole NOSHAN
Vitamin A <1000 IU/kg Whole NOSHAN
Vitamin A 6720 IU/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin A 400 IU/kg DM Dried Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Vitamin B12 0.0 µg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Vitamin B6 0.05 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Vitamin C 26 mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Vitamin C 18.5 mg/100g Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 35.15 mg/100g Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 37 mg/100g Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 25.9 mg/100g Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 19.26 mg/100g DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 36.8 mg/100g DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 38.7 mg/100g DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 26.88 mg/100g DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 192.6 mg/kg DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 368 mg/kg DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 387 mg/kg DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 268.8 mg/kg DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Vitamin C 300-700 mg/kg DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Vitamin C 200-1000 mg/kg DM Cull carrots Vegetable waste as animal feed paper
Vitamin D 0.0 µg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Vitamin E Tr mg/100g Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate Department of Health UK, Nutrient analysis of fruit and vegetables, 2013
Vitamin E 194.68 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 782.79 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Orange NOSHAN
Vitamin E 56.9 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Milk NOSHAN
Vitamin E 8.77 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 36.87 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 1310 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 152.18 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E <1 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 43 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Hard NOSHAN
Vitamin E 17.56 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Soft NOSHAN
Vitamin E 536.32 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Vitamin E 273.43 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 122.84 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 108.79 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 2.74 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 78.72 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 6.22 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 3.36 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Vitamin E 4.86 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 113.95 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Sour NOSHAN
Vitamin E 50.16 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Vitamin E 917.87 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Vitamin E 15.61 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Whole NOSHAN
Vitamin E 5.62 mg tocopherol acetate/kg Whole NOSHAN
Vitamin E 4.2 mg tocopherol acetate/kg NOSHAN
Waste compounds
16 poly aromatic hydrocarbons, total sum 1.3 mg/kg DM Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
16 poly aromatic hydrocarbons, total sum 65.1 mg/kg DM Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
16 poly aromatic hydrocarbons, total sum 1.9 mg/kg DM Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
16 poly aromatic hydrocarbons, total sum 9.3 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
16 poly aromatic hydrocarbons, total sum 8.6 mg/kg DM Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
16 poly aromatic hydrocarbons, total sum 1.2 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
16 poly aromatic hydrocarbons, total sum 1.5 mg/kg DM Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
4-hydroxy-glucobrassicin 3.4 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
4-hydroxy-glucobrassicin 4.7 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
4-hydroxy-glucobrassicin 0.2 mmol/kg DM Soaked and dried Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
4-terpineol 0.13 % in 0.6ml/100g Orange NOSHAN
Absolute viscosity at 30°C 159 cSt Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Absolute viscosity at 30°C 166 cSt Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Absolute viscosity at 60°C 33 cSt Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Absolute viscosity at 60°C 39 cSt Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Absolute viscosity at 80°C 17 cSt Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Absolute viscosity at 80°C 16 cSt Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Acetone 100 % Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Acetone 100 % Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Acetone 2.3 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Acid insoluble fraction 53.55 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Acid insoluble fraction 57.41 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Acid insoluble fraction 54.1 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Acid insoluble fraction 47.21 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Acid insoluble fraction 58.08 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Acid insoluble fraction 57.59 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Acid insoluble fraction 55.37 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Acid insoluble fraction 53.52 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Acid value 20.8 mg KOH/g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Alkalinity 1760 as CaCO3 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Alkaloids 15 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 13 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 14 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 14 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 13 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 11 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 11 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 9 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 11 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alkaloids 9 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Alpha-acid 7-9.5 % Super Styrian Aurora A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Alpha-acid 11-16 % Hallertauer Magnum A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 0.12 g/16g N Raw, fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 0.16 g/16g N Raw, moderately fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 0.18 g/16g N Raw, stale Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 589 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 186 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 249 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 114 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 206 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 64 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 71 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 65 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 49 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 11 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 15 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 9 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 200-300 mg/l Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Ammonia nitrogen (NH3-N) 141 g/kg total nitrogen Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Antitrypsic activity 6.88 TIU/mg DM Toasted Feedipedia
Antitrypsic activity 7.98 TIU/mg DM Extruded Feedipedia
Ash deformation temperature 1395 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash deformation temperature 892 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash deformation temperature 1419 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash deformation temperature 1328 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash deformation temperature >1500 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash deformation temperature 1385 °C Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash digestibility 83.6 % Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Ash flow temperature >1500 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash flow temperature >1500 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash flow temperature 1470 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash flow temperature >1500 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash flow temperature >1500 °C Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Ash flow temperature >1500 °C Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Biogas 320 LN/kg volatile solids Processing waste: filtration cake, pulp Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Biogas 788 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
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Biogas 777 LN/kg volatile solids Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
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Biogas 905 LN/kg volatile solids Poultry meat offals Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
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Biological oxygen demand 1300-2300 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Biological oxygen demand 2200-9800 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Biological oxygen demand 1730 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Biological oxygen demand 2030-4200 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 10836 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 961 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 1003 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 1211 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 2862 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 9 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 6.5 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 3.2 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 11.9 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 3.4 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 5.3 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 4.9 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Biological oxygen demand, 5 day (BOD5) 1000-4000 mg/l Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Buffering capacity 588 mEinstein/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Buffering capacity 149 mEinstein/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Buffering capacity 320 mEinstein/kg DM Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Bulk density 98 kg/Nm3 Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Bulk density 113 kg/m3 Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 207 kg/m3 Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 102 kg/m3 Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 197 kg/m3 Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 150 kg/m3 Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 136 kg/m3 Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 100 kg/m3 Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 100 kg/m3 Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 40 kg/m3 Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 90 kg/m3 Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 327 kg/m3 Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 311 kg/m3 Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 320 kg/m3 Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 318 kg/m3 Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Bulk density 0.68 N/A Wet. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Bulk density 1.03 N/A Poultry. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Bulk density 0.78 N/A Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Bulk density 0.54 N/A Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Bulk density 0.79 N/A Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Bulk density 0.79 N/A Poultry guts. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Bulk density 0.87 N/A Soft poultry. Inedbile fattened chicken slaughtering by-products Chemical characterization of tomato pomace
Bulk density after packing 564.8 kg/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Bulk density after packing 492.7 kg/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Bulk density after packing 375.6 kg/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Bulk density after packing 619.2 kg/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Bulk density before packing 448.9 kg/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Bulk density before packing 403.6 kg/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Bulk density before packing 244.6 kg/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Bulk density before packing 539.1 kg/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Butyrate ND g/kg DM Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Carbohydrate (crude) digestibility 81.7 % Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Chemical oxygen demand 1.22 g/g dry weight Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Chemical oxygen demand 1.08 g O2/g dry basis Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Chemical oxygen demand 1.36 g O2/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Chemical oxygen demand 1.52 g O2/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Chemical oxygen demand 1.4 g O2/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Chemical oxygen demand 1.28 g O2/g volatile solids Cropgen database
Chemical oxygen demand 17019 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 1004 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 1652 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 1541 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 3650 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 11 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 9.5 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 5.6 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 16.9 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 7.2 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 8.4 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 7.8 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Chemical oxygen demand 1000-6000 mg/l Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Chemical oxygen demand 2000-6200 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Chemical oxygen demand 5800 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Chemical oxygen demand 4000 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Chemical oxygen demand 3980-7120 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Chemical oxygen demand, insoluble 13000 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Chemical oxygen demand, insoluble % Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Chemical oxygen demand, soluble 68050 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Chemical oxygen demand, soluble 6165 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Chemical oxygen demand, soluble 44.2 kg m3 Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Chemical oxygen demand, soluble 7.9 kg m3 Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Chemical oxygen demand, soluble 85 % Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Chemical oxygen demand, soluble 99.5 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Chemical oxygen demand, soluble 117.6 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Chemical oxygen demand, total 81050 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Chemical oxygen demand, total 6621 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Chemical oxygen demand, total 48.6 kg m3 Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Chemical oxygen demand, total 17.7 kg m3 Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Chemical oxygen demand, total 1045 g/kg wet waste Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Chemical oxygen demand, total 611 g/kg Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Colour 19.5 absorbance at 390 nm Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Colour 2.28 absorbance at 390 nm Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
Colour units: blue 0.09 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: blue 0.1 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: blue 0.1 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: blue 0.1 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: red 1.2 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: red 1.8 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: red 1.4 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: red 1.3 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: yellow 10 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: yellow 10 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: yellow 10 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Colour units: yellow 10 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Conductivity 179.45 µS/cm Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 180.2 µS/cm F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 165 µS/cm Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 156 µS/cm Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 167 µS/cm Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 88 µS/cm F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 141 µS/cm Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 66 µS/cm Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 79 µS/cm Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 504 µS/cm F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 361 µS/cm Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 288 µS/cm Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Conductivity 4180 µS/cm Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Conductivity 938 mS/m 25°C Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Conductivity 7 mS/m 25°C Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Conductivity 60 mS/m 25°C Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Conductivity 1730 mS/m 25°C Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Conductivity 1330 mS/m 25°C Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Conductivity 1170 mS/m 25°C Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Conductivity 1290 mS/m 25°C Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Crystallinity 48 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Crystallinity 50 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
DPPH activity 150 mg/kg A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
DPPH activity 300 µmol/g dw A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
DPPH activity 64.3 % A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
DPPH activity 0.07 mg/ml Extract A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
DPPH activity 3 mg/g DW Extract A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
DPPH radical scavenging activity 18.5 mg AAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
DPPH radical scavenging activity 15.7 mg AAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
DPPH radical scavenging activity 28.7 mg AAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
DPPH radical scavenging activity 30 mg AAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
DPPH radical scavenging activity 26.7 mg AAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
DPPH radical scavenging activity 3.5 AAE g/kg A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Deformation temperature 1340 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Degradability, effective 87.6 % Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Degradability, effective 81.9 % Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Degradability, effective 411 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Degradability, effective 536 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Degradability, effective 435 g/kg CP Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Degradability, effective 459 g/kg CP Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Degradability, true 83.2 % Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Degradability, true 75.9 % Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Degradation rate 0.12 %/h Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Degradation rate 0.08 %/h Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Degradation rate of fraction 0.07 h-1 DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Degradation rate of fraction 0.038 h-1 DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Degradation rate of fraction 0.075 h-1 CP Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Degradation rate of fraction 0.045 h-1 CP Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Density 0.8703 g/ml Liquid fraction derived from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Density at 28°C 0.993 kg/m² Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Density at 28°C 0.987 kg/m² Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Dichloromethane 1 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Dichloromethane (CH2Cl2) 9.72 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Dichloromethane (CH2Cl2) 8.89 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Dichloromethane (CH2Cl2) 5.1 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Dichloromethane (CH2Cl2) 3.68 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Dichloromethane (CH2Cl2) 12.19 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Dichloromethane (CH2Cl2) 7.45 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Dichloromethane (CH2Cl2) 7.32 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Dichloromethane (CH2Cl2) 13.79 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Diesel 100 HSD Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Diesel 100 HSD Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Diethyl ether (Et2O) 6.72 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Alsace. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Diethyl ether (Et2O) 6.85 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Aquitaine. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Diethyl ether (Et2O) 4.26 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Beaujolais. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Diethyl ether (Et2O) 3 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Bourgogne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Diethyl ether (Et2O) 4.94 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Champagne. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Diethyl ether (Et2O) 8 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Languedoc. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Diethyl ether (Et2O) 3.79 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Val de Loire. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Diethyl ether (Et2O) 4.78 g/100g DM Deseeded, without stalk. Area of production: Provence. Red and white grapes (Vitis vinifera) Compositions and chemical variability of grape pomaces from French vineyard
Elongation 2.5-3.7 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Elongation 1.1 % Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Energy (gross) digestibility 85 % Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Essential oils 0.6 ml/100g Orange NOSHAN
Essential oils content, total 1100.66 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1565.35 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 2000.77 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 2091.21 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 2282.88 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1114.82 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1747.77 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1736.16 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1600.13 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1907.02 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1443.72 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1370.31 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1977.54 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1225.41 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1616.16 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 2215.51 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1089.62 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Essential oils content, total 1901.36 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Ethanol 1.87 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Ethanol 1.23 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Ethanol 0.92 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Ethanol 2.32 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Ethanol 107 g/kg DM Wet Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Ethanol 122 g/kg DM Distillers grains as an energy source and effect of drying on protein availability
Extractives, 95% EtOH 0.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 1.8 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 1.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 0.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 0.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 0.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 0.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 2.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 0 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 0.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 3.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 1.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 0.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, 95% EtOH 1.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 1.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 7.4 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 2.7 % DM Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 1.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 1.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 1.7 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 4.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 3.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 4.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 0.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 2.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 3.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 3.3 % DM Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 6.2 % DM Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 9.4 % DM Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 1.5 % DM Ethanol/benzene extractives 1.5%, alpha-cellulose 28%, pentosan 18.5% ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, EtOH/toluene 10.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, acetone 0.9 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Extractives, acetone 1.4 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Extractives, ethanol/touene 2.76 % DM Binderless fiberboard from steam exploded banana bunch
Extractives, hot water 4.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 16.7 % DM Bast ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 3.1 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 2.6 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 1.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 1.2 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 9.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 13.8 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 6.4 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 2.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 9.5 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 8.3 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 11 % DM Ethanol/benzene extractives 1.5%, alpha-cellulose 28%, pentosan 18.5% ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 15.9 % DM ECN Phyllis 2
Extractives, hot water 14.81 % DM Binderless fiberboard from steam exploded banana bunch
Fat (crude) digestibility 69.9 % Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Flash point 180 °C Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Flash point 164 °C Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Flow temperature >1600 °C Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Flow temperature 1400-1500 °C Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Flow temperature 1390 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1670 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1650 °C C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1650 °C C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1350 °C Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1440 °C Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1170 °C Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1170 °C Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1480 °C Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1200 °C Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1020 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Fluid temperature 1400 °C Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Free radical scavenging activity 2.38 IC50(mg/ml) Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Free radical scavenging activity 2.66 IC50(mg/ml) Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Free radical scavenging activity 6.32 IC50(mg/ml) Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Gas volume, 24h incubation 12.1 ml/0.2g DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 11.9 ml/0.2g DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 12.2 ml/0.2g DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 12.9 ml/0.2g DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 11.2 ml/0.2g DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 14.8 ml/0.2g DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 16.6 ml/0.2g DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 21.3 ml/0.2g DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 18.1 ml/0.2g DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 24h incubation 17.1 ml/0.2g DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 17.8 ml/0.2g DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 18 ml/0.2g DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 19.2 ml/0.2g DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 19.4 ml/0.2g DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 17.3 ml/0.2g DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 24.6 ml/0.2g DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 26.3 ml/0.2g DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 32.7 ml/0.2g DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 29.4 ml/0.2g DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 48h incubation 26.4 ml/0.2g DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 5 ml/0.2g DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 5 ml/0.2g DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 5.5 ml/0.2g DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 5.4 ml/0.2g DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 4.9 ml/0.2g DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 7.8 ml/0.2g DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 9.2 ml/0.2g DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 12.2 ml/0.2g DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 9.7 ml/0.2g DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Gas volume, 4h incubation 9.7 ml/0.2g DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Glucobrassicanapin 0.5 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Glucobrassicanapin 0.6 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Glucobrassicanapin <0.1 mmol/kg DM Soaked and dried Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Glucobrassicin 0.2 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Glucobrassicin 0.3 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Glucobrassicin <0.1 mmol/kg DM Soaked and dried Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Gluconapin 2.8 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Gluconapin 3.1 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Gluconapin <0.1 mmol/kg DM Soaked and dried Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Glucose in extractives 6.2 % DM Biomass Alkaline twin-screw extrusion fractionation of olive-tree pruning biomass
Heating value, high 18.52 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 17.87 MJ/kg d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Heating value, high 17.21 MJ/kg d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Heating value, high 18.11 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 18.1 MJ/kg d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Heating value, high 17.4 MJ/kg d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Heating value, high 21.3 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, high 18 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, high 19.7 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, high 22.7 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, high 22 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, high 20.3 MJ/kg d.b. Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, high 23.6 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, high 24.5 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, high 23 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, high 20.3 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, high 22.9 MJ/kg d.b. Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, high 24 MJ/kg d.b. Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, high 17.76 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 19.34 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 21.97 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 14.7 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 27.59 MJ/kg d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Heating value, high 27.51 MJ/kg d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Heating value, high 29.38 MJ/kg d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Heating value, high 20.71 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 18.82 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 19.82 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 21.16 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 17.29 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 14.87 MJ/kg d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Heating value, high 17.1 MJ/kg d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Heating value, high 17.15 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 20.81 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 14.83 MJ/kg d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Heating value, high 15.92 MJ/kg d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Heating value, high 22.22 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 17.08 MJ/kg d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Heating value, high 17.03 MJ/kg d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Heating value, high 23.44 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, high 7.9 MJ/kg Turkey Bioenergy from feathers gasification - Efficiency and performance analysis
Heating value, high 24.7 MJ/kg Turkey, dry Bioenergy from feathers gasification - Efficiency and performance analysis
Heating value, high 16.3 MJ/kg Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Heating value, high 17.8 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, high 17.7 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, high 21.2 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, high 21.59 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, high 24.51 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, high 18.2 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, high 31.12 MJ/kg Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 24.29 MJ/kg Residue from wine production, pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C deg C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 8.89 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 30.62 MJ/kg Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 27.29 MJ/kg GrapefuitChar produced at 700°C from grapefruit skin ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 25.55 MJ/kg OrangeCarbonization under N2 for 2 hours at 700°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.01 MJ/kg 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 28.73 MJ/kg Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.39 MJ/kg Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 23.1 MJ/kg Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 24.42 MJ/kg Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 28.71 MJ/kg Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 27.9 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 29.08 MJ/kg Char from olive stones at T = 623 K; S-Co2 = 305 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 33.27 MJ/kg Char from olive stones at 873 K; S-N2 = 85 m2/g, S-CO2 = 548 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 31.73 MJ/kg Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 26.6 MJ/kg Char produced at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 29.16 MJ/kg Char produced at 600°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 26.91 MJ/kg Char produced at 850°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 15.98 MJ/kg Char from pyrolysis at 490°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.3 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.98 MJ/kg Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.18 MJ/kg Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 15.65 MJ/kg Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.16 MJ/kg Pyrolysis in packed bed (280-530°C radial profile) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 25.18 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 16.77 MJ/kg Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.7 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 10.72 MJ/kg Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 2.70 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 2.46 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.13 MJ/kg Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 0.89 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 1.34 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 1.1 MJ/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 2.91 MJ/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 1.55 MJ/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 1.31 MJ/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.23 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.22 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.55 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.03 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.38 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.25 MJ/kg Almond. Charcoal yield 36.7% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 28.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.8 MJ/kg Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.26 MJ/kg Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.75 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.59 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.67 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.79 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.21 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.06 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.16 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.07 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 15.92 MJ/kg Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.41 MJ/kg Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 16.01 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 16.99 MJ/kg Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.04 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.24 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.58 MJ/kg Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.56 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.5 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.2 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.56 MJ/kg Charcoal yield 41.4% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 30.1% ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.65 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.89 MJ/kg Coir ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.2 MJ/kg Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.05 MJ/kg Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.3 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 4.2% (obtained with extraction with acetone/water) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.48 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.49 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.23 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.25 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.2 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 16.14 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.3 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.93 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.52 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.34 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.53 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19 MJ/kg Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.78 MJ/kg Extractives 8.1%; compositions and heating values of char and pyrolysis oil in ID = 2264 and 2265 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.9 MJ/kg Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.83 MJ/kg Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.3 MJ/kg Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.39 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.1 MJ/kg S-N2 = 0,6 m2/g; S-CO2 = 53 m2/g; see for char 1825, 1826 and 1827 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.2 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.89 MJ/kg Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.17 MJ/kg Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.19 MJ/kg Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 16.99 MJ/kg Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.48 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 16.63 MJ/kg Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.53 MJ/kg Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.1 MJ/kg Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.23 MJ/kg Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.05 MJ/kg Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.16 MJ/kg Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.65 MJ/kg Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.75 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.55 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 12.84 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.93 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.82 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.42 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.22 MJ/kg Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 18.21 MJ/kg Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.26 MJ/kg Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 13.34 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 23.28 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.47 MJ/kg Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 19.92 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 14.9 MJ/kg Parchment ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17 MJ/kg Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.29 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.8 MJ/kg Kukui. Charcoal yield 58.6% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 41.4% ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 14.63 MJ/kg Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 26.64 MJ/kg Macadamia. Charcoal yield 50.8% at 1 MPa, fixed-C yield 35.9% ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 21.02 MJ/kg Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 17.4 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, high 20.34 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, higher 4053 kcal/kg Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Heating value, higher 3992 kcal/kg Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Heating value, low 16.96 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 16.55 MJ/kg d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Heating value, low 15.56 MJ/kg d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Heating value, low 16.81 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 7.2 MJ/kg d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Heating value, low 13.3 MJ/kg d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Heating value, low 20.1 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, low 16.8 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, low 18.4 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, low 21.2 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, low 20.8 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, low 19.1 MJ/kg d.b. Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, low 21.9 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, low 22.7 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, low 21.4 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, low 18.8 MJ/kg d.b. Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, low 21.3 MJ/kg d.b. Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, low 22.3 MJ/kg d.b. Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, low 16.47 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 17.89 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 20.4 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 13.47 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 27.27 MJ/kg d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Heating value, low 26.39 MJ/kg d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Heating value, low 27.94 MJ/kg d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Heating value, low 19.17 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 17.43 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 18.2 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 19.56 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 16.01 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 13.76 MJ/kg d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Heating value, low 15.78 MJ/kg d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Heating value, low 15.83 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 19.28 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 13.59 MJ/kg d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Heating value, low 14.55 MJ/kg d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Heating value, low 20.55 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 15.51 MJ/kg d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Heating value, low 15.42 MJ/kg d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Heating value, low 21.62 MJ/kg d.b. NOSHAN
Heating value, low 14.22 MJ/kg d.b. Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Heating value, low 13.24 MJ/kg d.b. Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Heating value, low 13.4 MJ/kg d.b. Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Heating value, low 14.12 MJ/kg d.b. Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Heating value, low 5.31 MJ/kg Turkey Bioenergy from feathers gasification - Efficiency and performance analysis
Heating value, low 23.4 MJ/kg Turkey, dry Bioenergy from feathers gasification - Efficiency and performance analysis
Heating value, low 15 MJ/kg Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Heating value, low 15.58 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, low 16.2 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, low 23.49 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, low 16.37 MJ/kg Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Heating value, low 30.96 MJ/kg Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 26.76 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.37 MJ/kg Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 19.87 MJ/kg Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.26 MJ/kg Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 24.59 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.52 MJ/kg Ground pellets ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.6 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 9.11 MJ/kg Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 0.50 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 0.22 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.72 MJ/kg Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low -0.93 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low -1.22 MJ/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 0.76 MJ/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low -0.73 MJ/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low -1.01 MJ/kg C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.84 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.05 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.16 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 18.08 MJ/kg Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.49 MJ/kg Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.74 MJ/kg Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.56 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.29 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.29 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.49 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.93 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.8 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.77 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.77 MJ/kg Almond, shells (hulls) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 14.6 MJ/kg Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.37 MJ/kg Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 14.71 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.68 MJ/kg Report JOU2-CT93-0397; data from K. Lassing, E. Olsson and L. Waldheim, TPS ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.9 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 19.26 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.21 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.79 MJ/kg Coir ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.77 MJ/kg Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 18.95 MJ/kg Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.11 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.06 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.8 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.85 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 18.85 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 14.7 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 18.14 MJ/kg Hazelnut. Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 19.6% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 20.57 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 20.2 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 19.96 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.7 MJ/kg Biochemical composition on extractive free basis. Concentration of extractives: 8.1% (obtained with extraction with alcohol/benzene) ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 19.44 MJ/kg Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.05 MJ/kg Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 18.78 MJ/kg Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 20.03 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.81 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 20.54 MJ/kg Pitten. Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 20.17 MJ/kg Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.65 MJ/kg Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.26 MJ/kg Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16 MJ/kg Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.73 MJ/kg Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.82 MJ/kg Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 18.7 MJ/kg Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.8 MJ/kg Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.56 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 19.53 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 18.04 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.76 MJ/kg Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.76 MJ/kg Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 17.97 MJ/kg Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 11.57 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 21.99 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 18.75 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 15.56 MJ/kg Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 13.12 MJ/kg Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 19.93 MJ/kg Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, low 16.08 MJ/kg ECN Phyllis 2
Heating value, net 7 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, net 3.5 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, net 5.7 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, net 9.8 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, net 19.9 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, net 16 MJ/kg Extraction meal Analysis of the characteristics of the residues of the wine production chain finalized to their industrial and energy recovery
Heating value, net 20.6 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, net 20.8 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, net 20.5 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, net 16.6 MJ/kg Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, net 19.6 MJ/kg Dry Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Heating value, net 4.2 MJ/kg Wet Analysis of the characteristics of the tomato manufacturing residues finalized to the energy recovery
Hemisphere temperature 1575 °C Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Hemisphere temperature 1300-1400 °C Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Hemisphere temperature 1600 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1650 °C C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1650 °C C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 860 °C Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1150 °C Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1190 °C Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1400 °C Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Hemisphere temperature 1370 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Hexane 100 % Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Hexane 73 % Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Higher Heating Value (HHV) 16.05 MJ/kg Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Higher Heating Value (HHV) 15.39 MJ/kg Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Higher Heating Value (HHV) 15.77 MJ/kg Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Higher Heating Value (HHV) 17.36 MJ/kg Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Hot water 23.7 % w/w Chemical composition of grape stalks of Vitis vinifera L. from red grape pomaces
Hot water extractives (100°C) 105 g/kg DM Almond Development of an integrated pretreatment fractionation process for fermentable sugars and lignin, application to almond shell
Initial deformation temp 1370 °C Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Initial deformation temp 900-1050 °C Combustion behaviour of rice husk in a bubbling fluidised bed
Initial deformation temp 1000 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 900 °C Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1353 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1280 °C Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1546 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 993 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 993 °C C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 994 °C C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 740 °C Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 860 °C Almond, shells (hulls). Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 790 °C Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1060 °C Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1120 °C Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1300 °C Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 850 °C Ash type: grinding, 60 mesh, 14 hours at 575 degC. Ash fusion temperatures according to ASTM D-1857 ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1100 °C Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Initial deformation temp 1390 °C Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Insoluble but potential degradable fraction 49.8 % Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Insoluble but potential degradable fraction 51.1 % Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Isobutyric acid 0.6 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Isobutyric acid 3.6 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Lactate 38 g/kg DM Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
Limonen 91.95 % in 0.6ml/100g Orange NOSHAN
Limonene 2.5 g/kg Orange Effect of limonene on batch anaerobic digestion of citrus peel waste
Limonene 790.49 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 846.75 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1099.83 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 820.16 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1205.24 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1143.31 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1549.74 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1325.57 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 956.00 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1426.38 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 856.40 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1693.91 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1498.94 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1585.04 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1107.06 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1470.91 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 122.87 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Limonene 1609.82 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Linalool 0.35 % in 0.6ml/100g Orange NOSHAN
Lower Heating Value (LHV) 14.62 MJ/kg Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Lower Heating Value (LHV) 14.08 MJ/kg Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Lower Heating Value (LHV) 14.32 MJ/kg Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Lower Heating Value (LHV) 15.69 MJ/kg Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Methane (CH4) 166 LN/kg volatile solids Processing waste: filtration cake, pulp Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 416 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 160 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 429 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 381 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 326 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 408 LN/kg volatile solids Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 381 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 298 LN/kg volatile solids Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 404 LN/kg volatile solids Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 691 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 438 LN/kg volatile solids Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 421 LN/kg volatile solids Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 709 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 288 LN/kg volatile solids Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 414 LN/kg volatile solids Whole plant, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 389 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 389 LN/kg volatile solids Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 388 LN/kg volatile solids Beet only, fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 390 LN/kg volatile solids Total plants silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 391 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 423 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 420 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 420 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 289 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 350 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 488 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 386 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 469 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 151 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 503 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 385 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 460 LN/kg volatile solids Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 465 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 447 LN/kg volatile solids Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 451 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 453 LN/kg volatile solids Dried, solubles only Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 462 LN/kg volatile solids Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 473 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 442 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 362 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 512 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 199 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 1001 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 660 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 526 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 583 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 570 LN/kg volatile solids Poultry meat offals Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 432 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 387 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 387 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 396 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 396 LN/kg volatile solids Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 391 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 376 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 430 LN/kg volatile solids Chips Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 395 LN/kg volatile solids Melasse Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 391 LN/kg volatile solids Chips, melasse Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 428 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 392 LN/kg volatile solids Dried Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 386 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 397 LN/kg volatile solids Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 416 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 481 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 376 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 452 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 426 LN/kg volatile solids Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 477 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 444 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 466 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 442 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 77 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 434 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 155 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 452 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 415 LN/kg volatile solids Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 482 LN/kg volatile solids Peanut Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 442 LN/kg volatile solids Peanut Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 426 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 495 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 440 LN/kg volatile solids Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 425 LN/kg volatile solids Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 446 LN/kg volatile solids Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 446 LN/kg volatile solids Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 477 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 438 LN/kg volatile solids Extraction meal Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 288 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 414 LN/kg volatile solids Fresh, for feeding Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 417 LN/kg volatile solids Silage, for feeding Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 472 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 301 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 324 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 344 LN/kg volatile solids Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 417 LN/kg volatile solids Silage Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 268 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 470 LN/kg volatile solids Online European Feedstock Atlas basis version
Methane (CH4) 44-58 % Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 55 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Methane (CH4) 60 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Methane (CH4) 69 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Methane (CH4) 63 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Methane (CH4) 0.317 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.3625 m3/kg volatile solids Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.2974 m3/kg volatile solids Musa paradisiaca, fresh riped fruit Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.309 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica oleracea var Capitata. Growth stage at harvest: leaves Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.291 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica oleracea var Capitata. Growth stage at harvest: stem Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.241 m3/kg volatile solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: leaves Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.309 m3/kg volatile solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: petiole Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.33 m3/kg volatile solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.417 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.388 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.368 m3/kg volatile solids Harvest time: September, growth stage at time of harvest: fully grown Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.42 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.19 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.331 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.352 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.364766 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.35424 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.160146 m3/kg volatile solids <1mm grinded Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.283 m3/kg volatile solids Vitis vinifera, growth stage: pressings Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.18 m3/kg volatile solids Vitis vinifera, growth stage: peduncle (stalk of grape bunch) Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.473 m3/kg volatile solids Citrus limon, growth stage: pressings Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.486 m3/kg volatile solids Mandarin, loose skinned. Citrus reticulata, growth stage at harvest: fresh riped fruits - peels Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.433 m3/kg volatile solids Mandarin, loose skinned. Citrus reticulata, growth stage at harvest: fresh riped fruits - pressings Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.494 m3/kg volatile solids Whole rotten fruit, loose skinned. Citrus reticulata, growth stage at harvest: whole rotten fruit Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.732 m3/kg volatile solids Mandarin, loose skinned. Citrus reticulata, growth stage at harvest: seeds Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.30975 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.38 m3/kg volatile solids Mesophilic Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.49 m3/kg volatile solids Thermophilic Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.2905 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.4 m3/kg volatile solids Allium cepa, growth stage at harvest: exterior peels Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.297 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.357 m3/kg volatile solids Ananans sativus, growth stage at harvest: peels Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.355 m3/kg volatile solids Ananans sativus, growth stage at harvest: leafy shoot Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.568 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.267 m3/kg volatile solids Solanum tuberosum, growth stage at harvest: peels Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.427 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.215 m3/kg volatile solids Harvest time: July-Sept Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.51617 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.366656 m3/kg volatile solids Starch production Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.27495 m3/kg volatile solids Starch production Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.2784 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.41132 m3/kg volatile solids Shredder Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.332 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica napus, growth stage: tops Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.4887 m3/kg volatile solids Pressed cold Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.336 m3/kg volatile solids Usual harvest time for animal food Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.24 m3/kg volatile solids Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.381 m3/kg volatile solids Beta vulgaris Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.385175 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.235907 m3/kg volatile solids Silage Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.23 m3/kg volatile solids Maturity Index [Maize/DM Yield per ha]: /55,5, XP [%] 7.11, XF [%DM] 58.89, Nfe [%DM] 15.29, ME [Mj/kg] 8.5 Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.17 m3/kg volatile solids Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.455 m3/kg volatile solids Orange, sweet, tight skinned. Citrus sinensis, growth stage at harvest: peels Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.502 m3/kg volatile solids Orange, sweet, tight skinned. Citrus sinensis, growth stage at harvest: pressings Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.211 m3/kg volatile solids Whole, rotten. Lycopersicon esculentum var. Pyriforme Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.384 m3/kg volatile solids Whole, rotten. Lycopersicon esculentum var. Commune Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.34 m3/kg volatile solids Residual Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.384 m3/kg volatile solids Growth stage at harvest: pasty Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.387 m3/kg volatile solids Growth stage at harvest: milky Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.418 m3/kg volatile solids Growth stage at harvest: flowering Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.254 m3/kg volatile solids Triticum aestivum, growth stage at harvest: straw Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.162 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.36672 m3/kg volatile solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.3625 m3/kg volatile solids White. Brassica oleracea var. capitata Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.3 m3/kg total solids Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.29315 m3/kg total solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.343 m3/kg total solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.295 m3/kg total solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.26957 m3/kg total solids Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.22 m3/kg total solids Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.16 m3/kg total solids Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.29 m3/kg total solids Residual Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.207 m3/kg total solids Triticum aestivum, growth stage at harvest: straw Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.138 m3/kg total solids Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 198.7 m3/tonne wet weight Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 145 m3/tonne wet weight Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 34.1 m3/tonne wet weight Residual Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.437 kg/TS Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 30.987 kg/TS Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 70.703 kg/TS Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Methane (CH4) 0.380 m3/kg volatile solids Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Methane (CH4) 0.185 m3/kg volatile solids Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Methane capacity 300 I CH4/kg dry organic matter Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Methane capacity 280 I CH4/kg dry organic matter Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Methane capacity 650 I CH4/kg dry organic matter Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Methane capacity 710 I CH4/kg dry organic matter Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Methane capacity 700 I CH4/kg dry organic matter Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Methane content (CH4) 0.676 N/A Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.542 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.54 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.558 N/A <1mm grinded Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.59 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 50-63 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.51 N/A Harvest time: July-Sept Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.71 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.544 N/A Starch production Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.65 N/A Starch production Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.58 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.565 N/A Shredder Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.7075 N/A Brassica napus, growth stage: tops Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.543 N/A Pressed cold Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.57 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.604 N/A Usual harvest time for animal food Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.689 N/A Beta vulgaris Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.497 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.469 N/A Silage Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.5943 N/A Growth stage at harvest: pasty Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.6052 N/A Growth stage at harvest: milky Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.5706 N/A Growth stage at harvest: flowering Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.48 N/A Cropgen database
Methane content (CH4) 0.6755 N/A White. Brassica oleracea var. capitata Cropgen database
Methanol 0.36 kg/m3 Balikesir-Burhaniye region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Methanol 0.21 kg/m3 Balikesir-Edremit region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Methanol 0.11 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: centrifugal Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Methanol 0.21 kg/m3 Izmir-Bornova region; process: traditional Comparison of physicochemical characteristics and photofermentative hydrogen production potential of wastewaters produced from different olive oil mills in Western-Anatolia, Turkey
Methanol 100 % Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Methanol 100 % Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Moulds 2.78 log CFU/g Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Moulds <2.0 log CFU/g Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Myrcen 1.46 % in 0.6ml/100g Orange NOSHAN
Myrcene 11.55 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 13.80 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 14.67 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 10.69 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 14.70 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 15.91 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 16.50 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 16.00 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 12.48 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 19.17 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 12.07 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 24.94 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 17.05 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 19.08 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 16.87 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 20.25 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 18.70 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Myrcene 22.99 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Neoglucobrassicin 0.1 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Neoglucobrassicin 0.1 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Neoglucobrassicin <0.1 mmol/kg DM Soaked and dried Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Net gas production 130.6 ml/24h/g DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Net gas production 195.1 ml/24h/g DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Net gas production 209.3 ml/24h/g DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Nitrate 694 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 351 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 339 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 284 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 392 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 81 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 95 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 66 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 64 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 24 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 19 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrate 28 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Nitrogen, total volatile <25 mg/100g Raw, fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Nitrogen, total volatile <60 mg/100g Raw, moderately fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Nitrogen, total volatile <140 mg/100g Raw, stale Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Nutritive index value 90.9 N/A Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Nutritive index value 79.6 N/A Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter digestibility 62 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Organic matter digestibility 37 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Organic matter digestibility 83 % Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter digestibility 66.8 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Organic matter digestibility 30.8 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Organic matter digestibility 60 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Organic matter digestibility 78 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Organic matter digestibility 108 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Organic matter digestibility 76 % Bio-processing of agro-byproducts to animal feed
Organic matter digestibility 86.7 % Wet Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
Organic matter digestibility 37.18 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Organic matter digestibility 30.28 MJ/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Organic matter digestibility, dry 72.73 % DM Apple pomace as a supplement to pasture for dairy cows in late lactation
Organic matter digestibility, dry 34.31 % DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Organic matter digestibility, dry 28.3 % DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
Organic matter digestibility, pepsin 29.9 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, pepsin 65.9 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, pepsin 17.1 % High oil Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, pepsin-cellulase 64.7 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, pepsin-cellulase 56.2 % Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, pepsin-cellulase 57.2 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 53 MJ/kg DM Dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 8 MJ/kg DM Peanut Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 42 MJ/kg DM Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 72 MJ/kg DM All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 69 MJ/kg DM Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 80 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 80 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 68 MJ/kg DM Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant 72 MJ/kg DM Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 62 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 66.2 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 43 % Urea-treated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 57.6 % Ammonia-treated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 62 % NaOH-treated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 65.2 % Whole plant, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 69.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 30.6 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.1 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 68.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 49.9 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 58 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 48.4 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 69.2 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 56 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 51.7 % Malt (draff), fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 71.2 % Malt dark, dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 66.9 % Barley (ethanol) Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 89 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 63 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 62.6 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 92.5 % Polished Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 92.9 % Polished, parboiled Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 89.5 % Brown Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 67.4 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83.3 % Maize, dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 84 % Maize, dried, high protein Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 82.4 % Maize, dried, fat <6% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 84 % Maize, wet Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 94.4 % Fibre <4% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 76.9 % Fibre 4-11% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 63.8 % Fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 46.4 % Fibre >20% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 82.5 % Defatted, fibre <11% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 75 % Defatted, fibre 11-20% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 28.9 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 72.1 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 86.1 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 77.6 % Sorghum, dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 66.5 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 80.8 % Fresh, Sorghum, with or without solubles Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 81.4 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88 % All types Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 86.2 % High tannin Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 89.1 % Low tannin Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 87.3 % Red varieties Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 87.7 % White varieties Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 73.4 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78.5 % Distillers, with solubles, starch <7% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 82.3 % Distillers, with solubles, starch >7% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 85.6 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 63.4 % Almond Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.2 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 87.5 % Durum Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 84.8 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 38.2 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 79.7 % Oilmeal, expeller extraction Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78.7 % Oilmeal, solvent extraction Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 37.2 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 89.7 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 42.9 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78.2 % Low fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 81.7 % Low fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 71.3 % High fibre, high oil Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 68.1 % High fibre, low oil Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 42.2 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 50.4 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 37.9 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 58 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 40.4 % Oil >5% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 80 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78.4 % Protein 20-30%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78.9 % Protein 20-30%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 86.5 % Protein <20%, oil >5% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83.7 % Protein <20%, oil <5% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 87.1 % Oil <30% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 79.3 % Oil >30% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 86.9 % Mechanical extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 70.3 % Solvent extraction, Brassica sp. Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 76.7 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 25.8 % Crude, with stones Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 39.5 % Crude, without stones Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 26.5 % Exhausted, with stones Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 43.2 % Exhausted, without stones Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 51.4 % Crude Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 49.5 % Exhausted Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 43.5 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 71.6 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 71.4 % Solvent extraction Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 59 % Peanut, dry Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 20.1 % Peanut Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83.7 % Peanut, oil <5%, low fibre Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83.7 % Peanut, oil >5% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 92.6 % Without shells Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 85.6 % With shells Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 59.4 % Peanut Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 73.3 % Mechanical extraction, Papaver somniferum Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 76.2 % Fresh, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 21.9 % Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 66.8 % Solvent extraction, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.4 % Without hulls, Cucurbita sp. Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 82.2 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78.8 % Silage Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 40.1 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 54.8 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 76.5 % 00 type, oil <5% as fed, solvent extractio Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 77.6 % 00 type, oil >5% as fed, mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 78.1 % Oil <5% as fed Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 82.4 % Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 47.8 % Expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 67.7 % Without hulls, expeller extraction. Carthamus tinctorius Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 80.3 % Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 64 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 59 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 81.8 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 91.9 % Low protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 92.4 % High protein (non-dehulled) Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 92.4 % High oil (expeller) Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 81.4 % All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 82.2 % Dehulled, Solv. Ext. Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 81.4 % Toasted Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 81.5 % Extruded Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 66.4 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 66.9 % Silage Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 46.2 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 62.9 % Without seeds Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 50.9 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 52.4 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 66.4 % Solvent-extracted, dehulled and partially dehulled Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 61.2 % Solvent-extracted, non-dehulled Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 63.6 % Mechanically-extracted Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 55.2 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.2 % Walnut (Juglans regia), solvent extraction Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.6 % Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, low fibre Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 51.2 % Walnut (Juglans regia), mechanical extraction, high fibre Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 55.4 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 69.8 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 84.2 % Whole, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 82 % Mature, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 74 % Aerial part, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 93.5 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83.2 % Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 93.5 % Fruits, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 79.4 % Fruits, dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88 % Dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.8 % Orange, dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.4 % Mandarin, dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 89.8 % Lemon, dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 92.4 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 92.2 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 96.5 % Clementine, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 91.7 % Lemon, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 98.1 % Orange, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 92.1 % Grapefruit, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.8 % Grapefruit Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 77.8 % Lime Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 31 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83 % Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 45.6 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 44.5 % Dry Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 48.1 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 30.1 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 32.5 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 25.5 % Silage Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 26.6 % Oil <5% Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 88.7 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 87.5 % Roots, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 77.6 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 46.9 % Ensiled Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 44 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 91.4 % Tuber, raw Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83.8 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 84.3 % Dehydrated, molasses added Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 83 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 82.4 % Silage Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 91.9 % Sugar type, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 76.3 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 75.7 % Dried Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 66 % Dry Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 85.1 % Tubers, fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 86.1 % Tubers, dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 49.7 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 45.5 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 41.8 % Urea-treated, dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 46.7 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 79.7 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 57 % Fresh Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 55.1 % Silage Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 71.4 % Phoenix dactylifera Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 76.3 % From yeast production Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 74.6 % From glutamic acid production Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 80.1 % From lysine production Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 76.8 % Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 95.3 % High protein Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 95.4 % 60-68%, protein as fed Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 94 % Sweet, dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 94 % Acid, dehydrated, skimmed Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, ruminant (gas production) 89.7 % Dehydrated Feedipedia
Organic matter digestibility, true 83 % Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter digestibility, true 87.6 % Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter digestibility, true 90.5 % Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Organic matter, enzymatic digestible 403 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Organic matter, enzymatic digestible 677 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Organic matter, enzymatic digestible 481 g/kg DM Spent Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Organic matter, enzymatic digestible 659 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Organic matter, enzymatic digestible 771 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Organic matter, enzymatic digestible 905 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Organic matter, enzymatic digestible 908 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Organic matter, enzymatic digestible 840 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Oxidative stability index 6.62 h Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
Particle density 1780 kg/m3 Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Particle density 1670 kg/m3 Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Particle density 1870 kg/m3 Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Particle density 1888 kg/m3 Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Particle size <2 mm By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Phellandren, beta 0.24 % in 0.6ml/100g Orange NOSHAN
Porosity 0.425 m³/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Porosity 0.638 m³/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Porosity 0.605 m³/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Porosity 0.512 m³/m² Characterization of babassu, canola, castor seed and sunflower residual cakes for use as raw materials for fermentation processes
Potential DM intake 13.1 kg/day Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potential DM intake 11.2 kg/day Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Potential degradability 500 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Potential degradability 745 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Potential degradability 555 g/kg CP Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Potential degradability 702 g/kg CP Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Potential gas production 77.56 % From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Potential gas production 53.23 % From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Potentially degradable insoluble fraction 309 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Potentially degradable insoluble fraction 469 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Potentially degradable insoluble fraction 424 g/kg CP Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Potentially degradable insoluble fraction 624 g/kg CP Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Pour point -5 °C Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 150°C and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Pour point -5 °C Cashew nut shell used for pyrolysis and subjected to 500°C (maxium bio-oil yield) and the oil collected separately Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Progoitrin 6 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Progoitrin 7.3 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Progoitrin 0.1 mmol/kg DM Soaked and dried Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Pronapoleiferin 0.2 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Pronapoleiferin 0.2 mmol/kg DM Untreated Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Pronapoleiferin <0.1 mmol/kg DM Soaked and dried Apparent digestibility of high-fat rapeseed press cake in growing pigs and effects on feed intake, growth and weight of thyroid and liver
Proponic acid 0.3 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Proponic acid 3.3 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Proponic acid 2.9 g/kg DM Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Proponic acid 1.1 g/kg DM Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
Protein digestibility 0.857 N/A Barley Wet barley distillers solids as a protein source for growing pigs
Rapidly degraded fraction 30.55 % From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Rapidly degraded fraction 43.62 % From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Rapidly soluble fraction 46.1 % Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Rapidly soluble fraction 43 % Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Rapidly soluble fraction 71 % 2012FeedComp
Rapidly soluble fraction 85 % Wet 2012FeedComp
Rapidly soluble fraction 79 % 2012FeedComp
Rapidly soluble fraction 40 % Stemless 2012FeedComp
Rapidly soluble fraction 90 % Wet 2012FeedComp
Rapidly soluble fraction 86 % Sorghum, wet 2012FeedComp
Rapidly soluble fraction 85 % Sorghum, with solubles 2012FeedComp
Rate of degradability 0.05 fraction/h From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Rate of degradability 0.08 fraction/h From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Rate of gas production 0.0275 fraction/h From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Rate of gas production 0.037 fraction/h From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Rumen fill 8.2 kg Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Rumen fill 15.4 kg Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Sand 69 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Sand 9 g/kg DM Chemical and physicochemical characterisation of co-products from the vegetable food and agro industries
Saponins 40 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 47 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 48 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 54 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 37 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 47 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 26 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 32 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 44 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Saponins 25 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Shrinkage temperature 1360 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Slowly degraded fraction 67.43 % From juice making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Slowly degraded fraction 51.87 % From puree making Kinetics of digestion and fermentation of apple pomace from juice and puree making
Softening or spherical temperature 1200 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 1553 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 1650 °C ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 1650 °C C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 1650 °C C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 760 °C Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 1450 °C Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Softening or spherical temperature 1170 °C Ash type: 550 degC. Same data in: Energy & Fuels 19 (2005) 825-832 ECN Phyllis 2
Solids (volatile) conversion 45.4 % Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 71.9 % Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 75 % Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 56.9 % Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 94.8 % Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 62 % Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 93.2 % Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 89.1 % Brassica napus, growth stage: tops Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 92.9 % Beta vulgaris Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 39.5 % Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 37.45 % Triticum aestivum, growth stage at harvest: straw Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 25 % Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 92.5 % White. Brassica oleracea var. capitata Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 0.78 raw gas/volatile solids Growth stage at harvest: pasty Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 0.76 raw gas/volatile solids Growth stage at harvest: milky Cropgen database
Solids (volatile) conversion 0.91 raw gas/volatile solids Growth stage at harvest: flowering Cropgen database
Solids, fixed 6750 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Solids, fixed 10 % Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Solids, fixed 230 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Solids, fixed 1 % Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Solids, settleable 10 ml/l Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Solids, solid, volatile 94 % total solids Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Solids, soluble 0.8 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Solids, soluble 3.8 % DM A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Solids, soluble, total 57 °B Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Solids, soluble, total 33 °B Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Solids, soluble, total 32 °B Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Solids, soluble, total 30 °B Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Solids, soluble, total 59.35 °B DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Solids, soluble, total 34.55 °B DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Solids, soluble, total 33.47 °B DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Solids, soluble, total 31.14 °B DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Solids, suspended 25160 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Solids, suspended 665 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Solids, suspended 850-6300 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Solids, suspended 2400-9400 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Solids, suspended 2580 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Solids, suspended 285-2660 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Solids, total 88 % Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Solids, total 65 % Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Solids, total 26 % Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Solids, total 22.2 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Solids, total 5.7 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Solids, total 53.9 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Solids, total 33.8 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Solids, total 53.7 % Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
Solids, total 68300 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Solids, total 6062 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Solids, total 5748 mg/l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 1001 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 960 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 2071 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 3624 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 1026 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 1792 mg/l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 1089 mg/l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 2100 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 986 mg/l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 140 mg/l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 199 mg/l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Solids, total 15 % Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Solids, total 11.36 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Solids, total 13.57 % Composition of goat and cow milk produced under similar conditions and analyzed by identical methodology
Solids, total 9.31 % Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Solids, total 23.74 % Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Solids, total 23.74 % Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Solids, total 9.31 % Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Solids, total 23.74 % Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Solids, total 23.70 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, total 25.74 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, total 23.74 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, total 25.89 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, total 27.02 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, total 27.47 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, total 33.80 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, total 6.31 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, total 244.7 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Solids, total 205.2 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Solids, total dissolved 4.36 % Liquid fraction derived from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
Solids, volatile 90 % Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Solids, volatile 99 % Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Solids, volatile 21.84 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 91.28 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 23.47 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 91.17 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 21.71 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 91.44 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 24.00 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 92.70 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 24.91 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 92.26 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 23.60 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 86.60 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 27.60 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 81.7 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 4.93 % Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 78.19 % total solids Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
Solids, volatile 229.9 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Solids, volatile 92.3 % total solids Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Solids, volatile 189.1 g/kg Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Solids, volatile 92.1 % total solids Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
Soluble fractions 191 g/kg DM Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Soluble fractions 276 g/kg DM Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Soluble fractions 131 g/kg CP Dried, two-stage dried Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Soluble fractions 78 g/kg CP Chemical composition and nutrients availability for goats and sheep of two-stage olive cake and olive leaves
Specific methane yield (CH4) 228.8 ml/g volatile solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Specific methane yield (CH4) 49.5 ml/g volatile solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Specific methane yield (CH4) 650.9 ml/g volatile solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Specific methane yield (CH4) 641.6 ml/g volatile solids Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Specific surface area (BET) 81 m²/g Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Specific surface area (BET) 4 m²/g Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Specific surface area (BET) 119 m²/g Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Specific surface area (BET) 5.6 m²/g Pepper residues 400/60/0. Combustion temperature: 400°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen ECN Phyllis 2
Specific surface area (BET) 29.4 m²/g Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Specific surface area (BET) 22.1 m²/g Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Specific surface area (BET) 39 m²/g Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Specific surface area (BET) 29 m²/g Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Specific viscosity (AFNOR) 4.24 ml/g DM Feedipedia
Specific viscosity (AFNOR) 2.85 ml/g DM Feedipedia
Swelling 8.3 ml/g DM From pulp Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Swelling 13 ml/g DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Swelling 7.1 ml/g DM Chemical and phsicochemical characterisation of various horse feed ingredients
Tannins, bound condensed 8.53 % DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Tannins, bound condensed 6.04 % DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Tannins, bound condensed 16.14 % DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Tannins, bound condensed 16.26 % DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Tannins, bound condensed 19.89 % DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Tannins, condensed, fibre-bound 18.9 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed, fibre-bound 34.3 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed, fibre-bound 1.25 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed, fibre-bound 30.4 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed, fibre-bound 35.1 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed, fibre-bound 5.23 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, condensed, fibre-bound 26.1 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, free, condensed 16.1 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, free, condensed 37.7 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, free, condensed 45.8 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, free, condensed 45.1 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, free, condensed 98.3 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, free, condensed 3.35 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, free, condensed 28.3 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, protein-bound, condensed 55.5 g/kg DM Grape marc from Gonzlez-Byass By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, protein-bound, condensed 130.6 g/kg DM Grape marc from Movialsa By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, protein-bound, condensed 9.45 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, protein-bound, condensed 19.4 g/kg DM White By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, protein-bound, condensed 46.9 g/kg DM Red By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, protein-bound, condensed 9.29 g/kg DM Sherry By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Tannins, protein-bound, condensed 52.7 g/kg DM By-products from viticulture and the wine industry, potential as sources of nutrients for ruminants
Teipinene 96.52 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 95.45 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 102.53 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 92.18 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 132.13 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 140.65 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 122.23 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 148.19 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 117.12 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 176.62 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 116.26 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 158.26 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 137.41 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 134.79 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 171.23 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 180.46 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 177.04 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Teipinene 188.79 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Temperature 24.12 °C Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 23 °C F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 25 °C Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 0.27 °C Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 24 °C Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 26 °C F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 24 °C Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 24 °C Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 23 °C Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 23 °C F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 26 °C Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 22 °C Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Temperature 20-35 °C Anaerobic treatment of slaughterhouse waste and wastewater
Tensile strength 700-800 MPa Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Tensile strength 222 MPa Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Terpineol, alpha 4.72 % in 0.6ml/100g Orange NOSHAN
Titratable acidity 2.6 % Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Titratable acidity 2.99 % Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Titratable acidity 2.68 % Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Titratable acidity 2.98 % Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Titratable acidity 2.7 % DM Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Titratable acidity 3.13 % DM Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Titratable acidity 2.8 % DM Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Titratable acidity 3.09 % DM Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Turbidity 630 NTU Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 221 NTU F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 246 NTU Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 302 NTU Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 291 NTU Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 0.8 NTU F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 0.8 NTU Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 0.7 NTU Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 1.8 NTU Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 0.06 NTU F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 0.09 NTU Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Turbidity 0.03 NTU Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Undedradable fraction 4.1 % Citrus limetta Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Undedradable fraction 5.9 % Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Valencen 0.58 % in 0.6 ml/100g Orange NOSHAN
Volatile content 88.07 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 88.16 % d.b. Orange NOSHAN
Volatile content 82.8 % d.b. Milk NOSHAN
Volatile content 83.15 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 86.42 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 82.3 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 75.38 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 93.35 % d.b. Hard NOSHAN
Volatile content 94.65 % d.b. Soft NOSHAN
Volatile content 96.87 % d.b. Soft and hard NOSHAN
Volatile content 79.97 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 82.83 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 89.07 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 86 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 87.28 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 80.7 % d.b. Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Volatile content 92.83 % d.b. Selected NOSHAN
Volatile content 91.19 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 81.49 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 79.36 % d.b. Sour NOSHAN
Volatile content 80.51 % d.b. Flakes NOSHAN
Volatile content 87.79 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 82.37 % d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Volatile content 85.49 % d.b. Whole NOSHAN
Volatile content 90.68 % d.b. NOSHAN
Volatile content 66.4 % d.b. Variety: Lemont LG Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Volatile content 67.3 % d.b. Variety: ROK 14 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Volatile content 63 % d.b. Variety: CP4 Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Volatile content 67.6 % d.b. Variety: Pa Potho Determination of kinetic parameters of rice husks in oxygen using thermogravimetric analysis
Volatile matter 69.31 % Cashew Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Volatile matter 58 % Cashew, de-oiled Bio-oil from pyrolysis of cashew nut shell - a near fuel
Volatile matter 64.77 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Volatile matter 66.9 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Volatile matter 76 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Volatile matter 82 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Volatile matter 78.17 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Volatile matter 62.51 % Waste-to-energy possiblities for industrial olive and grape by-products in Extremadura
Volatile matter 9.93 % Char produced at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 15.4 % Char. Produced at 530°C by vacuum pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 13.6 % GrapefuitChar produced at 700°C from grapefruit skin ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 10.07 % 600°C pyrolysis ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 9.87 % Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 12.68 % Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 44.32 % Char from olive stones at T = 623 K; S-Co2 = 305 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 22.8 % Char from olive stones at 873 K; S-N2 = 85 m2/g, S-CO2 = 548 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 22.14 % Char from olive stones at T = 1123 K; S-CO2 = 737 m2/g ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 55.2 % Char produced at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 41 % Char produced at 600°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 38.8 % Char produced at 850°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 75.92 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 26.17 % Chinese straw pellets 350 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 8.09 % Chinese straw pellets 550 deg C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 15.23 % Char from fluid bed gasifier ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 51.86 % Higher heating value given as 16.000-17600 kJ/kg; in Biomass and Bioenergy 13 (1997) 141-146 it is given as 17.430 kJ/kg. The higher value may apply to dry ash-free material. ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 11.60 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 10.38 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 70.56 % Ash type: 550°C. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 4.32 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 6.56 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 5.32 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 13.27 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87 ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 6.91 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 6.12 % C,H and N determined according to UNE-CEN/TS 15104:2008 EX. S according to ASTM D4239-08, Cl according to ASTM E776-87. Erroneous data for ash metal content corrected after consultation with authors. ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 67.22 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 71.33 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 70.13 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 72.45 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 73.45 % Almond ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 74 % Almond. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 2.7%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 69.99 % Almond. Fluid ash fusion temperature above 1400°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 68.99 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 70.73 % Almond, shells (hulls). Ash type: 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 58.71 % Ash type: ISO 1171 (815 degC) ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 65.21 % Ash type: 815 degC ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 67.95 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 69.6 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 71.84 % Coconuts shells from Madal, Mozambique ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 81.8 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 77.19 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 67.4 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 70.3 % Coir. Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 66.58 % Devolatilisation occurs between 330 and 600°C, maximum rate at 350°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 63.74 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 1, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 62.59 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 2, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 63.9 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 3, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 60.54 % Hazelnut. Corylus avellana, sample 4, samples from Trabzon, Turkey ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 70.3 % Hazelnut. Extractive matter (alcohol/benzene 1/1) 3.3%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 67.91 % Hazelnut. Proximate analyses and calorific value according to ASTM standards. Extractives according to ASTM D 1105, lignin Van Soest, alpha cellulose (22.9%) TAPPI T203 om-88. Holocellulose 38.6%. Ash type: 600°C according to ASTM E 1755. Ash melting according to DIN 51730. Ash contains 1.59% ZnO and 0.29% SnO. ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 66.27 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 63.9 % Extractive matter (alcohol/benzen 1/1) 9.4%; cellulose etc. extractive-free ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 61.1 % Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 77.01 % Ash type: ASTM D1102; 600C ASTM D 1102, 600 Degree Celcius ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 78.64 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 75.6 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 74.84 % S-N2 = 0,6 m2/g; S-CO2 = 53 m2/g; see for char 1825, 1826 and 1827 ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 67.53 % Oily refuse from olive processing ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 65.7 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 1 ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 62.97 % Orujillo, produced and collected in Andalusia, Spain, sample 2 ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 60.59 % Country: Spain ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 89.14 % Exhausted ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 71.08 % Fraction > 1mm. Cl calculated from ash (assuming Cl in biomass/Cl in ash = 3, like ID 1764); ash sintering starts at 750°C, fully fused at 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 73.3 % Fraction > 1mm, leached. Ash does not sinter between 750°C and 900°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 68.04 % Cakes from olive oil production. Ash type: 550degC. Cl and O-content from S.Arvelakis et.al. Proc. 5th Eur. Conf. on Industrial Furnaces and Boilers, Vol.2,p.163-172. See also ID 1968, 1969 and 1970. Slightly different ash composition reported in Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 72.17 % Leached. Ash composition from Arvelakis et al., Biomass and Bioenergy 22 (2002) 55-69. ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 66.9 % Wood matter from pressed oil stone ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 84.2 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 77.08 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 57.24 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 79.12 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 79.1 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 75.49 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 75.48 % Pistachio. California residues collected from producers for MFC trials ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 82.03 % Pistachio ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 53.65 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 76.99 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 75.25 % Apricot stones as waste product of canning industry, Bulgaria ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 79.71 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 68.7 % Israel ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 69.58 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 71.76 % Lemon. Ash type: 815°C ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 75.92 % Macadamia ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 64.76 % ECN Phyllis 2
Volatile matter 60.55 % d.b. Before soaking pre-treatment A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Volatile matter 70.47 % d.b. Soaked rice husks, dried A detailed study of the effects of pyrolysis temperature and feedstock particle size on the preparation of nanosilica from rice husk
Volatile matter 79.8 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Volatile matter 83.3 % d.b. A techno-economic evaluation of the effects of centralized cellulosic ethanol and co-products refinery options with sugarcane mill clustering
Volatile matter 71.6 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Volatile matter 81.5 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Volatile matter 76.1 % d.b. Char oxidation study of sugar cane bagasse, cotton stalk and Pakistani coal under 1% and 3% oxygen concentrations
Volatile matter 67.9 % d.b. Raw Development of photoluminescent glass derived from rice husk
Volatile matter 68.64 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Volatile matter 66.73 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Volatile matter 72.90 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Volatile matter 71.67 % DM Agrocycle D1.5 Report on the main agricultural value chains in China and corresponding regulations
Volatile solids 92.7 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Volatile solids 81.9 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Volatile solids 98.6 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Volatile solids 96.7 % Biogas from cattle slaughterhouse waste: Energy recovery towards an energy self-sufficient industry in Ireland
Volatile solids 61550 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Volatile solids 24930 mg/l Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
Volatile solids 335 mg/l 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
Volatile solids 660-5250 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Volatile solids 1960 mg/l Waste treatment and by-products: The Science of poultry and meat processing
Volatile solids 93.4 % DM Assessment of process control parameters in the biochemical methane potential of sunflower oil cake
Volatile solids 6.52 % Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Volatile solids 70.0 % total solids Fresh Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Volatile solids 21.71 % Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Volatile solids 91.44 % total solids Co-digestion of source segregated domestic food waste to improve process stability
Volatile solids 91.4 % total solids Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Volatile solids 70.0 % total solids Fresh Energetic and environmental benefits of co-digestion of food waste and cattle slurry: A preliminary assessment
Volatile solids 21.71 % Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Volatile solids 91.44 % total solids Trace element requirements for stable food waste digestion at elevated ammonia concentrations
Volatile solids content 93.4 % DM By-product. Helianthus annuus (seed) Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 93.4 % DM Helianthus annuus (seed), harvest time: summer, growth stage at harvest: seed ripening Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 93.7 % DM Wet explosion pretreatment of sugarcane bagasse for enhanced enzymatic hydrolysis
Volatile solids content 83.8 % total solids Musa paradisiaca, growth stage at harvest: peeling Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 91 % total solids Musa paradisiaca, fresh riped fruit Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 91.2 % total solids Brassica oleracea var Capitata. Growth stage at harvest: leaves Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 91.8 % total solids Brassica oleracea var Capitata. Growth stage at harvest: stem Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 93.1 % total solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: leaves Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 91.3 % total solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: petiole Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.9 % total solids Harvest time: September, growth stage at time of harvest: fully grown Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 84.3 % total solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 82 % total solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 87.1 % total solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 83 % total solids Brassica Oleracea var. Botrytis Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 93.2 % total solids Vitis vinifera, growth stage: pressings Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 88.9 % total solids Vitis vinifera, growth stage: peduncle (stalk of grape bunch) Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 96.8 % total solids Citrus limon, growth stage: pressings Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 97.3 % total solids Mandarin, loose skinned. Citrus reticulata, growth stage at harvest: fresh riped fruits - peels Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 97.4 % total solids Mandarin, loose skinned. Citrus reticulata, growth stage at harvest: fresh riped fruits - pressings Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 89 % total solids Whole rotten fruit, loose skinned. Citrus reticulata, growth stage at harvest: whole rotten fruit Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 94.7 % total solids Mandarin, loose skinned. Citrus reticulata, growth stage at harvest: seeds Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 88.2 % total solids Allium cepa, growth stage at harvest: exterior peels Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 93.2 % total solids Ananans sativus, growth stage at harvest: peels Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 94.6 % total solids Ananans sativus, growth stage at harvest: leafy shoot Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 90.9 % total solids Solanum tuberosum, growth stage at harvest: peels Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 78 % total solids Brassica napus, growth stage: tops Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 90.62 % total solids Usual harvest time for animal food Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 82.5 % total solids Brassica rapa spp. Oleifera Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 81 % total solids Beta vulgaris Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 9.2 % total solids Beta vulgaris, harvest time: October Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 7.2 % total solids Beta vulgaris, harvest time: October Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 94.7 % total solids Orange, sweet, tight skinned. Citrus sinensis, growth stage at harvest: peels Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 92.3 % total solids Orange, sweet, tight skinned. Citrus sinensis, growth stage at harvest: pressings Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 92.5 % total solids Whole, rotten. Lycopersicon esculentum var. Pyriforme Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 98.1 % total solids Whole, rotten. Lycopersicon esculentum var. Commune Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 97.91 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: pasty Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 97.91 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: milky Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 97.91 % total solids Growth stage at harvest: flowering Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 89.9 % total solids Triticum aestivum, growth stage at harvest: straw Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 78 % total solids White. Brassica oleracea var. capitata Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 95 % total solids Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
Volatile solids content 0.979 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.852 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.899 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.964 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.937 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.09 g volatile solids/g total solids Daucus carota, growth stage at harvest: vegetative stage+root Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.065 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.83 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.12218 g volatile solids/g total solids <1mm grinded Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.205936 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.27 g volatile solids/g total solids Mesophilic Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.27 g volatile solids/g total solids Thermophilic Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.2433844 g volatile solids/g total solids Brassica napus, growth stage at harvest: reproductive stage (pod filled) Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.93 g volatile solids/g total solids Harvest time: July-Sept Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.022015 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.039997 g volatile solids/g total solids Starch production Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.013008 g volatile solids/g total solids Starch production Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.17993 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.185322 g volatile solids/g total solids Shredder Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.18204 g volatile solids/g total solids Pressed cold Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.34804 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.1872 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.172224 g volatile solids/g total solids Silage Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.132492 g volatile solids/g total solids Fresh Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.3068523 g volatile solids/g total solids Maturity Index [Maize/DM Yield per ha]: /55,5, XP [%] 7.11, XF [%DM] 58.89, Nfe [%DM] 15.29, ME [Mj/kg] 8.5 Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.84868 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 0.828036 g volatile solids/g total solids Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 9.9 %ww Residual Cropgen database
Volatile solids content 86 %ww Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Volatile solids content 65 % Anaerobic biodegradablity of meat-processing wastes: effect of physical, chemical and enzymatic pre-treatments
Volatiles 78.4 % Characterization of the pyrolysis oil produced in the slow pyrolysis of sunflower-extracted bagasse
Water soluble material 1.3 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Water soluble material 2.1 % DM Differences in the chemical structure of the lignins from sugarcane bagasse and straw
Water-holding capacity 8.3 mL/g Pressed Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 9.3 mL/g pH 4.8 Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 9 mL/g pH 4.2 Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 6.6 mL/g pH 3.6 Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 9.9 mL/g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 3.3 mL/g Pressed, hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 6.1 mL/g Hydrolyzed by enzyme Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 1.8 mL/g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 2 mL/g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 2.1 mL/g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 1.6 mL/g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 3.2 mL/g Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 8.2 mL/g Pressed. After incubation with H2O Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 14 mL/g pH 4.8, after incubation with H2O Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 11.4 mL/g After incubation with H2O Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 3.9 mL/g Pressed, hydrolyzed by enzyme. After incubation with H2O Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 6.7 mL/g Hydrolyzed by enzyme. After incubation with H2O Water-holding capacity of soluble and insoluble polysaccharides in pressed potato fibre
Water-holding capacity 210 % Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
Water-holding capacity 105.8 % Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
Water-holding capacity 285 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: 670°C, gasification biochar from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
Water-holding capacity 233.6 % Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
Young's Modulus 27-32 GPa Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
Young's Modulus 27.1 GPa Characterization of banana, sugarcane bagasse and sponge gourd fibers of Brazil
pH 3.81 N/A Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
pH 3.85 N/A Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
pH 5.78 N/A Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
pH 6.1 N/A Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
pH 5.1 N/A Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
pH 5.08 N/A Ensiled Addition of rice straw or/and wheat bran on composition, ruminal degradability and voluntary intake of bamboo shoot shells silage fed to sheep
pH 5 N/A Cheese Amelioration of lactic acid production from cheese whey using micro-aeration
pH 6.82 N/A 1h settled Anaerobic acidification of sugar-beet processing wastes: Effect of operational parameters
pH 4.6 N/A Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
pH 7.2 N/A Bioenergy recovery from olive mill effluent in a hybrid reactor
pH 4.58 N/A Liquid fraction derived from organosolv pretreatment Biorefining of olive tree (Olea europea) pruning
pH 3.8 N/A Silage. Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 4 N/A Silage. Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 6.6 N/A Silage. Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 0.9 N/A Silage. Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 4 N/A Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 4.2 N/A Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 7.2 N/A Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 1 N/A Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 4.1 N/A Location: centre Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 4.2 N/A Location: wall Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 6.6 N/A Location: shoulder Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 2.1 N/A Location: SEM Changes during aerobic exposure of wheat silages
pH 3.98 N/A Whole. White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
pH 4.13 N/A Whole. Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
pH 3.92 N/A Whole. Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
pH 4.2 N/A Whole. Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
pH 3.64 N/A Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
pH 3.10 N/A Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
pH 3.50 N/A Orange Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
pH 3.70 N/A Orange, fresh Citrus by-products as ruminant feeds: A review
pH 7.53 N/A Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 6.9 N/A F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 7.4 N/A Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 7.2 N/A Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 7.8 N/A Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 6.8 N/A F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 6.9 N/A Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 8.1 N/A Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 6.9 N/A Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 6.8 N/A F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 7.1 N/A Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 7.8 N/A Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
pH 5.87 N/A Anaerobic co-digestion of solid slaughterhouse wastes with agro-residues: Synergistic and antagonistic interactions determined in batch digestion assays
pH 6.43 N/A Whole Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
pH 6.3 N/A Flesh only Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
pH 5.7 N/A Chemical composition, minerals content, amino acids bioavailability and sensory properties of meat and fish balls containing fish protein isolate
pH 7 N/A Composition of Australian meat chicken hatchery waste
pH 11 N/A Biochar produced in the large scale gasifier at ECN, from a blend of greenhouse waste (tomato residues see ID 3517) and clean wood (20 - 80 % in weight), gasification temp. @670°C ECN Phyllis 2
pH 6.4 N/A Bambusa vulgaris. Biochar produced at ECN, pyrolysed slowly at 400°C for 60 min in an auger type (screw) pyrolyser (Pyromaat) ECN Phyllis 2
pH 8.5 N/A Product from large scale gasification at 670°C ECN Phyllis 2
pH 9.2 N/A Pepper residues 600/60/0. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 0% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
pH 9 N/A Pepper residues 600/60/1. Combustion temperature: 600°C, 60 minutes, 1% oxygen. Greenhouse waste biochar produced in the slow pyrolysis unit at ECN from greenhouse residues of pepper ECN Phyllis 2
pH 11.5 N/A Pepper residues under gasification. Combustion temperature: gasification at 750°C ECN Phyllis 2
pH 4.2 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
pH 3.9 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
pH 3.71 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
pH 3.75 1:10 diluted apple pomace Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
pH 3.86 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, white grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
pH 3.93 g/kg DM Skin and seeds, red grape Chemical composition and digestibility of dried white and red grape pomace for ruminants
pH 5.12 - Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
pH 5.18 - Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
pH 4.71 - Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
pH 5.02 - Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
pH 5.34 - Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
pH 6.16 - Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
pH 5.93 - Valorgas D2.1: Compositional analysis of food waste from study sites in geographically distinct regions of Europe
pH 5.01 - Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
pH 5.02 - Valorgas D3.3: Biokinetic and biosecurity data and operating protocols from optimisation of autoclave and cell disruption pre-treatment
SFA per 100gFA
C10:0 0.06 g NOSHAN
C10:0 0.29 g NOSHAN
C12:0 0.06 g NOSHAN
C12:0 0.25 g NOSHAN
C12:0 0.34 g NOSHAN
C14:0 0.32 g NOSHAN
C14:0 0.46 g NOSHAN
C14:0 0.76 g NOSHAN
C14:0 0.05 g NOSHAN
C14:0 0.09 g NOSHAN
C14:0 0.5 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C15:0 0.1 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C16:0 182 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C16:0 65 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C16:0 182 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C16:0 26.14 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C16:0 12.04 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C16:0 22.46 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C16:0 9.01 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C16:0 5.8 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C16:0 12.9 g/kg fatty acids Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
C16:0 24.5 g/kg fatty acids Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
C16:0 26.6 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C16:0 8.8 g Cashew Feedipedia
C16:0 6.1 g Feedipedia
C16:0 9 g Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
C16:0 11.3 g All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
C17:0 0.1 g NOSHAN
C17:0 0.11 g NOSHAN
C17:0 0.31 g NOSHAN
C17:0 0.18 g NOSHAN
C17:0 0.06 g NOSHAN
C17:0 0.1 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C18:0 8 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:0 38 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:0 8 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:0 2.18 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C18:0 2.51 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C18:0 1.75 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C18:0 3.11 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C18:0 1.89 g/kg fatty acids NOSHAN
C18:0 1.8 g/kg fatty acids Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
C18:0 2.7 g/kg fatty acids Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C18:0 4.9 g Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
C18:0 7.9 g Cashew Feedipedia
C18:0 3.6 g Feedipedia
C18:0 1.7 g Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
C18:0 6.7 g Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
C18:0 3.6 g All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
C20:0 0.44 g NOSHAN
C20:0 0.71 g NOSHAN
C20:0 0.7 g NOSHAN
C20:0 0.47 g NOSHAN
C20:0 0.65 g NOSHAN
C20:0 0.3 g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
C20:0 0.2 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C22:0 0.36 g NOSHAN
C22:0 0.62 g NOSHAN
C22:0 1.07 g NOSHAN
C22:0 0.21 g NOSHAN
C22:0 0.2 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C24:0 0.29 g NOSHAN
C24:0 0.68 g NOSHAN
C24:0 0.72 g NOSHAN
C24:0 0.11 g NOSHAN
C24:0 0.16 g NOSHAN
C24:0 0.2 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C6:0 0.07 g NOSHAN
C8:0 0.2 g NOSHAN
C8:0 0.09 g NOSHAN
Flavanols
Catechin 14.2 mg/l Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate eBASIS - average of available values
Catechin 124.24 µg/100g cane Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 89.86 µg/100g cane Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 152.08 µg/100g cane Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 105.32 µg/100g cane Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 182.48 µg/100g cane Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 157.8 µg/100g cane Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 208.72 µg/100g cane Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 259.42 µg/100g cane Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 258.02 µg/100g cane Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 289.2 µg/100g cane Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Catechin 0.6 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Catechin 0.3 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Epicatechin 111.42 µg/100g cane Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 81.54 µg/100g cane Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 113.08 µg/100g cane Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 102.64 µg/100g cane Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 112.18 µg/100g cane Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 98.82 µg/100g cane Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 69.6 µg/100g cane Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 112.94 µg/100g cane Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 114.32 µg/100g cane Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Epicatechin 100.3 µg/100g cane Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.37 mg CE/g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.22 mg CE/g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.28 mg CE/g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 8.82 mg CE/g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.29 mg CE/g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.18 mg CE/g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.25 mg CE/g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.18 mg CE/g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.21 mg CE/g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 9.09 mg CE/g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 49.6 mg CE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Flavanols, total 28 mg CE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Flavanols, total 48.15 mg CE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Flavanols, total 49.1 mg CE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Flavanols, total 37.6 mg CE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Flavanols, total 3.26 mg RE/g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 1.74 mg RE/g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 1.63 mg RE/g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 1.39 mg RE/g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 2.17 mg RE/g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 2.39 mg RE/g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 1.81 mg RE/g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 2.06 mg RE/g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 2.02 mg RE/g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 2.37 mg RE/g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Flavanols, total 4484 ppm dry extract Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Flavanols, total 3836 ppm dry extract Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Flavanols, total 4617 ppm dry extract Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
N/A 56.4 - Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate eBASIS - average of available values
Cinnamic acid derivatives
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 1.95 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 0.51 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 1.69 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 3.00 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 2.20 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 2.66 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 17.65 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 5.55 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 10.68 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 90.32 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 53.43 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 33.85 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 29.56 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 0.46 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 0.55 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,4-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 0.42 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 44.89 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 12.48 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 30.98 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 111.2 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 73.27 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 92.64 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 196.2 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 97.47 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 156.6 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 50.79 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 55.79 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 10.79 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 6.33 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 7.04 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.92 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.97 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 1.22 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 2.58 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 3.03 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 2.56 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 2.42 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.58 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 1.70 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 33.48 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 20.45 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 18.24 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 1.03 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.94 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
3-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.94 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 3.09 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 1.20 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 2.47 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 2.97 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 2.94 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 3.16 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 25.66 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 8.45 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 15.31 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 29.84 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 20.27 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 19.17 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 1.90 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 1.69 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4,5-Dicaffeoylquinic Acid 1.09 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.13 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.04 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.07 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.00 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.00 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.00 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.00 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.00 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.00 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 3.05 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 2.62 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 3.15 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.36 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.34 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-Caffeoylquinic Acid 0.41 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
4-O-p-coumaroylquinic acid 36.4 mg/l Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate eBASIS - average of available values
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 120.5 mg/l Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate eBASIS - average of available values
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 68.19 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 32.13 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 57.01 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 14.96 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 19.24 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 15.48 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 58.32 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 46.08 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 73.20 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 51.26 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 63.79 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 74.56 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 13.34 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 11.25 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
5-Caffeoylquinic Acid 13.24 mg/100g Tubers, fresh Distribution of phenolic compounds and antioxidative activities in parts of sweet potato (Ipomoea batata L.) plants and in home processed roots
Caffeic acid 7.3 mg/l Clear, ambient and chilled, from concentrate eBASIS - average of available values
Caffeic acid 1.2 µg/100g cane Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 1.52 µg/100g cane Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 1.04 µg/100g cane Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 1.14 µg/100g cane Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 0.58 µg/100g cane Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 1.78 µg/100g cane Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 1.28 µg/100g cane Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 1.08 µg/100g cane Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 1.9 µg/100g cane Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 1.04 µg/100g cane Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Caffeic acid 0.07 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Caffeic acid 0.03 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Caffeic acid 2.49 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Caffeic acid 2.68 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Caffeic acid 1.36 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Caffeic acid 0.01 mg/g Potato peel waste: stability and antioxidant activity of a freeze-dried extract
Caffeic acid 0.02 mg/g Potato peel waste: stability and antioxidant activity of a freeze-dried extract
Caffeic acid 0.5 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Caffeic acid 0.5 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Caffeic acid 1.3 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Caffeic acid 4.6 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Caffeic acid 9.6 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Caffeic acid 11.6 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Caffeic acid 47.6 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Caffeic acid 23.7 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Chlorogenic Acid Total 5.6 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Chlorogenic Acid Total 1.8 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Chlorogenic Acid Total 24.06 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Chlorogenic Acid Total 20.45 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Chlorogenic Acid Total 29.91 mg/100g Phenolics in Aqueous Potato Peel Extract: Extraction, Identification and Degradation
Chlorogenic Acid Total 0.30 mg/g Potato peel waste: stability and antioxidant activity of a freeze-dried extract
Chlorogenic Acid Total 4.83 mg/g Potato peel waste: stability and antioxidant activity of a freeze-dried extract
Chlorogenic Acid Total 473 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Chlorogenic Acid Total 22.9 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Chlorogenic Acid Total 42.6 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Chlorogenic Acid Total 92.4 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Chlorogenic Acid Total 130 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Chlorogenic Acid Total 222 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Chlorogenic Acid Total 40.7 mg/100g DM HPLC profiling of phenolics in diverse potato genotypes
Ferulic Acid 0.004 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Ferulic Acid 0.01 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
p-Coumaric Acid 1.04 µg/100g cane Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 2.76 µg/100g cane Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 2.16 µg/100g cane Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 2.72 µg/100g cane Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 0.9 µg/100g cane Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 1.98 µg/100g cane Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 2.68 µg/100g cane Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 3.5 µg/100g cane Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 0.92 µg/100g cane Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 1.88 µg/100g cane Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
p-Coumaric Acid 0.01 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
p-Coumaric Acid 0.01 mg/g Spent coffee grounds, an innovative source of colonic fermentable compounds, inhibit inflammatory mediators in vitro
Undesirable components
2-Phenylethylamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine 4.7 mg/kg NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine 5.6 mg/kg Hard NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine <1 mg/kg Soft NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine <1 mg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine <1 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine 17.9 mg/kg NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine 6.7 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
2-Phenylethylamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 2.50E+03 / 2.00E+04 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 380000 cfu/g Orange NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 780000 cfu/g Milk NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 3000 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 1700000000 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 720000 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 1000000 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 530000 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 150000 cfu/g Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 7000 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 1500 cfu/g Sour NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total <100 cfu/g Flakes NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 1800 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 12000 cfu/g Whole NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 3200 cfu/g Whole NOSHAN
Aerobic count, total 7000000 cfu/g NOSHAN
Aflatoxin 0 ppb Powder Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Aflatoxin 0 ppb Powder, fermented with Saccharomyces Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Aflatoxin 0 ppb Powder, fermented with Candida Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Aflatoxin 0 ppb Powder, fermented with Torula Preparation and evaluation of an animal feed byproduct produced by solid-state fermenation of apple pomace
Aflatoxin M1 <0.1 µg/kg Milk NOSHAN
Aflatoxin M1 <0.1 µg/kg NOSHAN
Aflatoxin M1 <0.1 µg/kg NOSHAN
Aflatoxin M1 <0.1 µg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Aflatoxin M1 <0.1 µg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Aflatoxin M1 <0.1 µg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Aflatoxin M1 <0.1 µg/kg NOSHAN
Aflatoxin M1 <0.1 µg/kg NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g Orange NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g Milk NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g Hard NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g Soft NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 220 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 40 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Aspergillus spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Cadaverine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Cadaverine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Cadaverine 5.2 mg/kg NOSHAN
Cadaverine 5.4 mg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Cadaverine <1 mg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Cadaverine 33.1 mg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Cadaverine 29.7 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Cadaverine 5.4 mg/kg NOSHAN
Cadaverine 244.4 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Cadaverine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Cadaverine 330 µg/g Raw, fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Cadaverine 1000 µg/g Raw, moderately fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Cadaverine 1600 µg/g Raw, stale Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Captan 0.4 mg/kg NOSHAN
Captan 0.4 mg/kg NOSHAN
Captan NOSHAN
Chlopyriphos-ethyl 0.08 mg/kg Orange NOSHAN
Chlopyriphos-ethyl 0.099 mg/kg NOSHAN
Clostridium 3.78 log CFU per g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Clostridium ND log CFU per g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Clostridium ND log CFU per g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g Orange NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g Milk NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g Hard NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g Soft NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g Sour NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens <250 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens <250 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Clostridium perfringens 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Coliform, total 19x105 cfu/100l Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 6589 cfu/100l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 4828 cfu/100l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 6612 cfu/100l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 5186 cfu/100l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 54 cfu/100l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 38 cfu/100l Kpakungu Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 61 cfu/100l Chanchaga Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 24 cfu/100l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 11 cfu/100l F-layout Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 0 cfu/100l Maitumbi Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 0 cfu/100l Maikunkele Abattoir wastes generation, management and the environment: a case on Minna, North Central Nigeria
Coliform, total 5.32 log CFU per g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Coliform, total ND log CFU per g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Coliform, total 1.2 log CFU per g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Difenoconazol 0.126 mg/kg NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 105000 cfu/25g Orange NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 930 cfu/25g Soft NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 430 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 14000 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 10 cfu/25g Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 0 cfu/25g Sour NOSHAN
Escherichia coli 0 cfu/25g Flakes NOSHAN
Escherichia coli <25 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Escherichia coli <25 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Faecal coliform 3.87 log CFU per g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Faecal coliform ND log CFU per g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Faecal coliform ND log CFU per g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Fludioxonil 0.08 mg/kg Whole NOSHAN
Fludioxonil 0.18 mg/kg Whole NOSHAN
Fumonisin <20 µg/kg NOSHAN
Fumonisin 153 µg/kg NOSHAN
Fumonisin <20 µg/kg NOSHAN
Histamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Histamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Histamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Histamine 31.6 mg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Histamine <1 mg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Histamine 4.6 mg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Histamine 16.2 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Histamine 3.6 mg/kg NOSHAN
Histamine 136.5 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Histamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Histamine <30 µg/g Raw, fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Histamine 440 µg/g Raw, moderately fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Histamine 830 µg/g Raw, stale Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Imazalil 0.5 mg/kg Orange NOSHAN
Lactic acid bacteria 6.91 log CFU per g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lactic acid bacteria 7.57 log CFU per g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lactic acid bacteria 7.65 log CFU per g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Lactic acid bacteria 4.51 log CFU/g Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Lactic acid bacteria 7.58 log CFU/g Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g Orange NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g Milk NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g Hard NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g Soft NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g Sour NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Listeria monocytogenes 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Metalaxyl 0.125 mg/kg NOSHAN
Metrafenon 0.032 mg/kg NOSHAN
Moulds and yeast mixture after 1 hour exposure to air 0.6 log CFU/g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Moulds and yeast mixture after 1 hour exposure to air ND log CFU/g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Moulds and yeast mixture after 1 hour exposure to air ND log CFU/g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Moulds and yeast mixture after 5 days of incubation 2.71 log CFU/g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Moulds and yeast mixture after 5 days of incubation ND log CFU/g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Moulds and yeast mixture after 5 days of incubation ND log CFU/g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Moulds, total 360000 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Moulds, total 0 cfu/25g Orange NOSHAN
Moulds, total 89000000 cfu/25g Milk NOSHAN
Moulds, total 3600 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Moulds, total 1700000 cfu/25g Hard NOSHAN
Moulds, total 41000000 cfu/25g Soft NOSHAN
Moulds, total 310000 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Moulds, total 5000 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Moulds, total 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Moulds, total 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Moulds, total 6000000 cfu/25g Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Moulds, total 150 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Moulds, total 0 cfu/25g Sour NOSHAN
Moulds, total <100 cfu/25g Flakes NOSHAN
Moulds, total 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Moulds, total 175000 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Moulds, total 340000 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.1 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Orange NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Milk NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin 0.44 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin 4.13 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Ochratoxin 6.29 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin 5.37 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Selected NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin 1.67 µg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Flakes NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Whole NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg Whole NOSHAN
Ochratoxin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Patulin 1090 µg/kg NOSHAN
Patulin <0.05 µg/kg Orange NOSHAN
Patulin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Patulin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Patulin <0.05 µg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Patulin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Patulin 9967 µg/kg NOSHAN
Patulin <0.05 µg/kg NOSHAN
Patulin 62 µg/kg Whole NOSHAN
Patulin <0.05 µg/kg Whole NOSHAN
Pesticides, fungicides, herbicides by GC-MS and LC-MS/MS Flakes NOSHAN
Piperonylbutoxid (PBO) 0.38 mg/kg Orange NOSHAN
Piperonylbutoxid (PBO) 0.24 mg/kg NOSHAN
Piperonylbutoxid (PBO) 0.05 mg/kg NOSHAN
Propargite 0.01 mg/kg NOSHAN
Putrescine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Putrescine 15.2 mg/kg NOSHAN
Putrescine 19.5 mg/kg NOSHAN
Putrescine 17.1 mg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Putrescine 2.4 mg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Putrescine 12.9 mg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Putrescine 128.4 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Putrescine 26.5 mg/kg NOSHAN
Putrescine 1232.9 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Putrescine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Putrescine 30 µg/g Raw, fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Putrescine 230 µg/g Raw, moderately fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Putrescine 630 µg/g Raw, stale Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Pyripoxyfen 0.02 mg/kg Orange NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g Orange NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g Milk NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g Hard NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g Soft NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g Sour NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g Whole NOSHAN
Salmonella spp 0 cfu/25g NOSHAN
Solanine, alpha 19.46 mg/kg Selected NOSHAN
Solanine, alpha 20.58 mg/kg NOSHAN
Solanine, alpha 45 mg/kg Glycoalkaloid and calystegine levels in table potato cultivars subjected to wounding, light and heat treatments
Solanine, alpha 44 mg/kg Glycoalkaloid and calystegine levels in table potato cultivars subjected to wounding, light and heat treatments
Solanine, alpha 129 mg/kg Glycoalkaloid and calystegine levels in table potato cultivars subjected to wounding, light and heat treatments
Solanine, alpha 148 mg/kg Glycoalkaloid and calystegine levels in table potato cultivars subjected to wounding, light and heat treatments
Spermidine 6.6 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermidine 121.6 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermidine 124.6 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermidine 4.3 mg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Spermidine 2.8 mg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Spermidine 12.2 mg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Spermidine 102.7 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Spermidine 34.6 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermidine 30.6 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Spermidine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermine 12.1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermine 134.1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermine 40.6 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermine 2.1 mg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Spermine 3.9 mg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Spermine 4.4 mg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Spermine 32.4 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Spermine 9.4 mg/kg NOSHAN
Spermine 47.2 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Spermine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Standard plate count 7.13 log CFU per g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Standard plate count 7.71 log CFU per g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Standard plate count 7.73 log CFU per g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Staphylococcus 4.61 log CFU per g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Staphylococcus 0.84 log CFU per g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Staphylococcus 1.5 log CFU per g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Sulfitres.Clostridien 0 cfu/g NOSHAN
Sulfitres.Clostridien <10 cfu/g NOSHAN
Sulfitres.Clostridien 0 cfu/g NOSHAN
Sulfitres.Clostridien 0 cfu/g Flakes NOSHAN
Thiabendazol 0.29 mg/kg Orange NOSHAN
Thricothecenes <250 µg/kg NOSHAN
Thricothecenes <250 µg/kg NOSHAN
Tomatine 15.64 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tryptamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tryptamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tryptamine 6.8 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tryptamine <1 mg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Tryptamine <1 mg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Tryptamine <1 mg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Tryptamine 13.5 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Tryptamine 4.1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tryptamine 9.5 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Tryptamine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tyramine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tyramine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tyramine 2.8 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tyramine 84.1 mg/kg Hard NOSHAN
Tyramine 97.4 mg/kg Soft NOSHAN
Tyramine 5 mg/kg Soft and hard NOSHAN
Tyramine 29.7 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Tyramine 46.9 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tyramine 269.7 mg/kg Sour NOSHAN
Tyramine <1 mg/kg NOSHAN
Tyramine <30 µg/g Raw, fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Tyramine 400 µg/g Raw, moderately fresh Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Tyramine 800 µg/g Raw, stale Alternate protein sources for salmon and trout diets
Yeast <100 cfu/g NOSHAN
Yeast <100 cfu/g NOSHAN
Yeast <100 cfu/g Slices, fresh NOSHAN
Yeast <100 cfu/g NOSHAN
Yeast <100 cfu/g Flakes NOSHAN
Yeast 83000 cfu/g Whole NOSHAN
Yeast 585000 cfu/g Whole NOSHAN
Yeast 1.06 log CFU per g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Yeast 6.04 log CFU per g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Yeast 6.88 log CFU per g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Yeast 3.51 log CFU/g Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Yeast 8.03 log CFU/g Fermentation characteristics, aerobic stability, proteolysis and lipid composition of alfalfa silage ensiled with apple or grape pomace
Yeast after 1 hour exposure to air ND log CFU/g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Yeast after 1 hour exposure to air ND log CFU/g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Yeast after 1 hour exposure to air ND log CFU/g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Yeast after 5 days of incubation 2.42 log CFU/g Pre-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Yeast after 5 days of incubation ND log CFU/g L.acidophilus-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Yeast after 5 days of incubation ND log CFU/g Whey-fermented. Lamb and goats Application of fermentation technology to use slaughterhouse blood as potential protein supplement in fish feed
Zearalenone <30 µg/kg NOSHAN
Zearalenone <30 µg/kg NOSHAN
Zoxamid 0.13 mg/kg NOSHAN
Anthocyanins
Anthocyanins, caffeoylated 1450 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, caffeoylated 1079 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, caffeoylated 1165 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, coumaroylated 9270 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, coumaroylated 6261 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, coumaroylated 7952 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, monomeric 0.87 mg Mal-3-glu/g DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Anthocyanins, monomeric 1.3 mg Mal-3-glu/g DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Anthocyanins, monomeric 0.28 mg Mal-3-glu/g DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Anthocyanins, total 34188 ppm dry extract Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, total 24120 ppm dry extract Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, total 31312 ppm dry extract Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Anthocyanins, total 3 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 99 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 85 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 103 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 21 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 6 g/kg DM White, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 44 g/kg DM Red, Italian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 34 g/kg DM Californian Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 45 g/kg DM Not ensiled Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Anthocyanins, total 10 g/kg DM Ensiled for 45 days Chemical composition, including secondary metabolites and rumen fermentability of seeds and pulp of Californian (USA) and Italian grape pomaces
Delphinidin-3-glucoside 936 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Delphinidin-3-glucoside 775 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Delphinidin-3-glucoside 787 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Glucosylated anthocyanins 22285 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Glucosylated anthocyanins 15843 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Glucosylated anthocyanins 21099 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-acetyl glucoside 1183 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-acetyl glucoside 937 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-acetyl glucoside 1095 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-caffeoyl glucoside 1450 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-caffeoyl glucoside 1079 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-caffeoyl glucoside 1165 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 7232 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 4700 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 6223 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-glucoside 17687 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-glucoside 12182 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Malvidin-3-glucoside 17052 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Peonidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 1231 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Peonidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 796 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Peonidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 994 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Peonidin-3-glucoside 2044 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Peonidin-3-glucoside 1591 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Peonidin-3-glucoside 1870 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Petunidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 806 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Petunidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 765 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Petunidin-3-coumaroyl glucoside 735 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Petunidin-3-glucoside 1618 ppm Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Petunidin-3-glucoside 1295 ppm Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Petunidin-3-glucoside 1390 ppm Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Mixed compound classes
Catchins + procyanidins 16 mg/100g NOSHAN
Phenolics, total 4.3 g/kg fw A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Phenolics, total 156999 ppm GAE DM Air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Phenolics, total 124630 ppm GAE DM Accelerated air dried A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Phenolics, total 108311 ppm GAE DM Untreated A comparative study on different extraction techniques to recover red grape pomace polyphenols from vinification byproducts
Phenolics, total 1-70 mg GAE/100g db A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Phenolics, total 80 mg/g DW A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Phenolics, total 15 mg/g DW Extract A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Phenolics, total <2 mg GAE/ml A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Phenolics, total 29.2 mg GAE/100ml A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Phenolics, total 34.16 mg GAE/g Alphone Lavallee Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 25.36 mg GAE/g Atasarisi Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 28.2 mg GAE/g Cardinal Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 27.03 mg GAE/g Hafizali Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 32.75 mg GAE/g Horoz Karasi Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 31.09 mg GAE/g Isabella Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 31.65 mg GAE/g Italia Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 30.44 mg GAE/g Sultani Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 32.69 mg GAE/g Tekirday Cekirdeksiz Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 36.56 mg GAE/g Trakya Ilkeren Chemical composition of grape canes
Phenolics, total 13.6 mg GAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Muller Thurgau Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Phenolics, total 11.5 mg GAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Morio Muscat Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Phenolics, total 19.7 mg GAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Cabernet Sauvignon Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Phenolics, total 21.7 mg GAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Melot Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Phenolics, total 16.3 mg GAE/g DM White grape pomace skins, Pinot Noir Chemical composition of dietary fiber and polyphenols of five different wine grape pomace skins
Phenolics, total 5 GAE/kg dw cv. Sunpower A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Phenolics, total 30 mg GAE/100ml Extract A comparison of antioxidant and antimicrobial activity between hop leaves and hop cones
Phenolics, total 2.9 % DM Beta vulgaris Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phenolics, total 5.9 % DM Brassica oleracea B. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phenolics, total 5.9 % DM Brassica oleracea C. Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phenolics, total 10.3 % DM Citrus limetta, without skin Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phenolics, total 4.8 % DM Musa acuminata Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phenolics, total 0.7 % DM Cucumis melo Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phenolics, total 1.4 % DM Citrullus lanatus Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phenolics, total 4.3 % DM Daucus carota Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Phenolics, total 4.3 % Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Pigments 0.012 % Yeast Utilization of fruit and vegetable wastes, FAO
Terpenes
Pinene, alpha 15.18 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 16.66 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 17.61 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 19.95 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 21.53 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 21.87 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 22.10 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 22.99 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 24.13 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 24.42 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 25.80 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 27.70 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 29.04 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 30.75 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 30.88 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 32.83 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 32.96 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, alpha 34.48 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 175.88 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 128.00 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 209.08 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 171.84 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 226.53 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 243.61 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 266.97 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 223.41 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 260.58 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 254.47 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 214.88 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 310.70 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 224.58 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 231.11 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 290.12 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 386.76 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 291.20 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
Pinene, beta 426.80 mg/100g Lemon, whole, fresh Essential oils content and antioxidant properties of peel ethanol extract in 18 lemon cultivars
MUFA per 100gFA
C16:1 4 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C16:1 1 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C16:1 4 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C16:1 0.22 g NOSHAN
C16:1 0.6 g NOSHAN
C16:1 1.05 g NOSHAN
C16:1 0.42 g NOSHAN
C16:1 0.73 g NOSHAN
C16:1 0.1 g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
C18:1 20.52 g NOSHAN
C18:1 53.6 g NOSHAN
C18:1 13.02 g NOSHAN
C18:1 74.78 g NOSHAN
C18:1 61.58 g NOSHAN
C18:1 28.1 g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
C18:1 13.8 g Dried, Argania spinosa Feedipedia
C18:1 60.3 g Cashew Feedipedia
C18:1 18.4 g Feedipedia
C18:1 59.9 g Low erucic, low glucosinolates Feedipedia
C18:1 39.3 g Mechanical extraction Feedipedia
C18:1 22.9 g All. Includes raw and processed whole soybeans Feedipedia
C18:1 n9 149 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:1 n9 177 g/kg fatty acids Effect of diets with fruit oils supplements on rumen fermentation parameters, fatty acid composition and methane production in vitro
C18:1n-9 cis/trans 11.9 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C20:1 1.13 g NOSHAN
C20:1 1.4 g NOSHAN
C20:1 1.12 g NOSHAN
C20:1 0.35 g NOSHAN
C20:1 0.97 g NOSHAN
C20:1 0 g Composition and oxidative stability of crude oil extracts of corn gem and distillers grains
C20:1 n9 0.9 g Digestibility and utilisation of diets composed of wet distillers' solids or soyabean meal and supplemented with liquid lysine product for growing pigs
C22:1 0.8 g NOSHAN
C22:1 0.6 g NOSHAN
C22:1 0.76 g NOSHAN
C22:1 0.72 g NOSHAN
C22:1 0.19 g NOSHAN
C24:1 0.21 g NOSHAN
C24:1 0.57 g NOSHAN
C24:1 0.63 g NOSHAN
C24:1 0.22 g NOSHAN