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Corn silage with and without enzyme-bacteria inoculants on performance, carcass characteristics and meat quality in feedlot finished crossbred bulls

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Table  2  - Performance and feed intake of crossbred bulls fed on corn silage cuttings at different heights (25 vs
Table 3 - Carcass characteristics of crossbred bulls fed on corn silage cuttings at different heights, with or without inoculants
Table 4 - Chemical composition of the Longissimus muscle of crossbred bulls fed on corn silage cutting at different heights, with or without inoculants
Table 6 - Sum of fatty acids of the Longissimus muscle of crossbred steers fed on silage corn cuttings at different heights, with or without to inoculants

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