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Costa Olmar Antônio Denardin Ferreira Otoniel Geter Lauz Henrique Douglas Sampaio Vaz Ricardo Zambarda Fluck Ana Carolina Paris Wagner Kröning Alexsandro Bahr Griffith Luis Alberto Alonzo Matos Oscar Ivan Tuz 《Tropical animal health and production》2020,52(2):547-554
Tropical Animal Health and Production - The aim was to monitor the growth, the dry mass accumulation curve, and the structural photosynthetic components of forage peanut pasture, in different... 相似文献
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Otoniel Corzo Nelson Bracho Jaime Rodríguez José M. Arias 《Journal Of Aquatic Food Product Technology》2013,22(3):358-372
ABSTRACTResponse surface methodology was used to assess the effects of brine concentration (0.1127–0.2473 g NaCl/g), salting time (49–271 min), smoking temperature (53.2–86.8°C), and smoking time (216–384 min) on moisture content, salt content, yield, taste preference, and texture preference of smoked catfish slices. Optimal process conditions were determined through the graphical method and desirability function approach. The desirability function showed that the optimal conditions for salting and smoking of catfish were: smoking temperature, 70°C; smoking time, 300 min; salting time, varying from 193.39 to 194.68 min; and brine concentration varying from 0.1791 to 0.1797 g NaCl/g. Under optimal conditions, moisture content, salt content, yield, taste preference, and texture preference of smoked catfish were 0.53 g water/g, 0.064 g NaCl/g, 58%, 3.7, and 3.7, respectively. 相似文献
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Adão Felipe dos Santos Otoniel Magalhães Morais Renato de Mello Prado Aguinaldo José Freitas Leal Rouverson Pereira da Silva 《Communications in Soil Science and Plant Analysis》2017,48(10):1123-1131
The beneficial effect of corn seed treatment with zinc (Zn) is directly related to the source used. The excess of this micronutrient causes seedling stress and reduces growth. Thus, assuming that the use of exogenous phytohormones can minimize such effects, we evaluated different doses and sources of Zn for the treatment of maize seeds with or without salicylic acid. The experiment took place in the laboratory, and two factorial experiments, 2 × 4 + 1, were performed in a randomized design. The seeds were treated with either ZnO or ZnSO4 at doses of 0.5, 1, 2, and 3 g.kg?1 seed with four replications, differing only by the addition of 4.14 mg L?1 salicylic acid. Treating seeds with Zn and salicylic acid did not affect germination. ZnO led to a greater increase in dry mass in corn seedlings as compared with zinc sulfate, especially at higher doses (2 and 3 g kg?1 seed). Seed treatment with sulfate reduces root and shoot length, and salicylic acid did not attenuate this toxic effect. Dry mass is not affected when oxide is used. Salicylic acid reduces the accumulation of zinc in the treatment of corn seeds, regardless of the source used. 相似文献
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