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13 Vitamin B12
Pages 74-76

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... A synthetic form is commonly used as a feed supplement. NUTRITIONAL ROLE Dietary Requirements of Various Species All nonruminant species require dietary sources of vitamin Bit.
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... Effect Growth rate similar; no adverse effects Concentration greatest in placenta 7.5 fig, no adverse effects; 15 ,ug, 20~o mortality; 30 fig, 100% mortality 100(70 Mortality No mortality or adverse effects on growth No mortality or adverse effects Reference Schaefer et al., 1949 Denker, 1983 Traina, 1950 Traina, 1950 Winter and Mushett, 1951 Winter and Mushett, 1951
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... PRESUMED UPPER SAFE LEVELS Insufficient data are available to support estimates of the maximum dietary tolerable levels of vitamin Bit. Data from a single chick study suggest that 3 times the vitamin By requirement of that species can be included safely in the diet, however.


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