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. 2020 Mar 16;124(3):256–272. doi: 10.1017/S0007114520000975

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Fig. 7. — Simulated effects of feed standardised total tract digestible (STTD) phosphorus content (g/kg) on: (a) daily protein retention (g/d); (b) daily body phosphorus retention (g/d); (c) daily phosphorus retention in soft tissue (g/d); (d) daily phosphorus retention in bones (g/d) in pigs of three pig phenotypes⁽³⁴⁾ growing from 25·0 kg live body weight. The three phenotypes were: (i) fast growing, = 50·0 kg, L_m = 55·0 kg, B = 0·0125; (ii) intermediate growing, = 40·0 kg, L_m = 48·0 kg, B = 0·0118; and (iii) commercial, = 30·0 kg, L_m = 39·0 kg, B = 0·0110. Feeds were isoenergetic and contained STTD phosphorus contents ranging from 50 to 180 % of the current National Research Council guidelines⁽¹¹⁾, which were supplied on an ad libitum basis for 42 d. Growth: , commercial; , intermediate; , fast.

Inline graphic — Simulated effects of feed standardised total tract digestible (STTD) phosphorus content (g/kg) on: (a) daily protein retention (g/d); (b) daily body phosphorus retention (g/d); (c) daily phosphorus retention in soft tissue (g/d); (d) daily phosphorus retention in bones (g/d) in pigs of three pig phenotypes⁽³⁴⁾ growing from 25·0 kg live body weight. The three phenotypes were: (i) fast growing, = 50·0 kg, L_m = 55·0 kg, B = 0·0125; (ii) intermediate growing, = 40·0 kg, L_m = 48·0 kg, B = 0·0118; and (iii) commercial, = 30·0 kg, L_m = 39·0 kg, B = 0·0110. Feeds were isoenergetic and contained STTD phosphorus contents ranging from 50 to 180 % of the current National Research Council guidelines⁽¹¹⁾, which were supplied on an ad libitum basis for 42 d. Growth: , commercial; , intermediate; , fast.