. 2019 Jan 10;97(3):1010–1019. doi: 10.1093/jas/skz001

Table 5.

Endogenous mineral losses associated with experimental diets

Nutrient, g/kg DM	Diet 1	Diet 4	Diet 2	Diet 3	SEM¹	P-value
Calcium	4.17^ab	4.81^a	3.43^b	3.90^ab	0.22	0.19
Phosphorus	2.85^a	2.85^a	3.56^a	3.56^a	0.16	0.09
Potassium	0.50^a	0.50^a	0.50^a	0.50^a	0.03	0.92
Sodium	0.13^a	0.13^a	0.71^b	0.74^b	0.08	<0.001
Magnesium	0.49^a	0.49^a	0.94^b	0.94^b	0.06	0.004
Copper	0.006^a	0.006^a	0.007^a	0.007^a	0.0004	0.96
Zinc	0.04^ac	0.04^a	0.06^b	0.051^bc	0.002	0.01
Iron	0.08^a	0.07^a	0.08^a	0.08^a	0.003	0.63
Manganese	0.009^a	0.009^a	0.02^b	0.01^c	0.001	<0.001

^a–cMeans within the same rows with no common superscript differ (P < 0.05).

¹Pooled SEM based on six observations.