M. R. Taverner - Concepedia

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M. R. Taverner

Agriculture Victoria

Also Known As

M R Taverner, M Taverner, M. R. Taverner, M.R Taverner, M.R. Taverner, MR Taverner

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Agriculture Victoria University of New England

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M. R. Taverner is an author at Agriculture Victoria specializing in nutrition, animal nutrition, and body composition.

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M. R. Taverner

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1.5K

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	Year	Citations
Genotype and Sex Effects on the Relationship Between Energy Intake and Protein Deposition in Growing Pigs R. G. Campbell, M. R. Taverner Journal of Animal Science NutritionFitnessEducationProtein DepositionSex Effects	1988	223
Effects of sex and energy intake between 48 and 90 kg live weight on protein deposition in growing pigs R. G. Campbell, M. R. Taverner, D. M. Curic Animal Science Total EnergyNutritionFood IntakeProtein DepositionReproductive Biology	1985	127
A vailability to pigs of amino acids in cereal grains M. R. Taverner, Ian D. Hume, D. J. Farrell British Journal Of Nutrition NutritionAmino AcidsAgricultural EconomicsDigestive TractDietary Fibre	1981	122
Availability to pigs of amino acids in cereal grains M. R. Taverner, D. J. Farrell British Journal Of Nutrition	1981	118
Effect of feeding level and dietary protein content on the growth, body composition and rate of protein deposition in pigs growing from 45 to 90 kg R. G. Campbell, M. R. Taverner, D. M. Curic Animal Science NutritionAgricultural EconomicsProtein DepositionFeed UtilizationEight Diets	1984	105
The influence of feeding level on the protein requirement of pigs between 20 and 45 kg live weight R. G. Campbell, M. R. Taverner, D. M. Curic Animal Science NutritionFood IntakeFeed UtilizationBody CompositionGrowth Rate	1985	87
Prediction of the digestible energy in pig diets from analyses of fibre contents R. H. King, M. R. Taverner Animal Science NutritionPigs 8Agricultural EconomicsSummary Digestible EnergyDietary Fibre	1975	87
Interaction of dietary protein content and exogenous porcine growth hormone administration on protein and lipid accretion rates in growing pigs. R. G. Campbell, R. J. Johnson, R. H. King, Journal of Animal Science	1990	72
A comparison of the availability and ileal digestibility of lysine in cottonseed and soya-bean meals for grower/finisher pigs E. S. Batterham, L. M. Andersen, D. R. Baigent, British Journal Of Nutrition	1990	70
Effects of gender and genotype on the response of growing pigs to exogenous administration of porcine growth hormone. R. G. Campbell, R. J. Johnson, R. H. King, Journal of Animal Science	1990	64

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