Table 13b. Some nutritional interests, deficiencies and
processing restrictions in selected raw materials. |
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Ingredients |
% Max.(Min.) |
Main nutritional interests |
Main nutritional
deficiencies |
Processing restrictions |
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Various
plant proteins |
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Alternate protein source |
Low palatability, anti
nutritional factors, low HUFA, 17low lysine & methionine |
Fibre content sometimes
high |
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Fishmeal e.g. menhaden |
16(6)�40 |
Protein, HUFA |
Possibly low phenylalanine, |
Freshness important, milling difficult |
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arginine,
histidine, and lysine4 |
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Herring
fishmeal6 |
Ditto |
Ditto |
Ditto |
Ditto |
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Anchovy
fishmeal6 |
Ditto |
Ditto |
Ditto |
Ditto |
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Peruvian
fishmeal8 |
Ditto |
Ditto |
Ditto |
Ditto |
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Squid
meal8,10 |
1�3 |
Protein, HUFA |
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High cost |
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Shrimp
meal8,10 |
1�10 |
Protein |
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High cost |
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Shrimp
head meal8,10 |
3�15 |
HUFA, chitin |
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High fibre content |
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Cottonseed
meal |
<914 |
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High fibre, lysine4 |
<1100ppm of free
gossypol4 |
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9Canola meal (rapeseed, Brassica
napus, B. campestris)� |
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High fibre content |
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Soybean meal8,13 |
6218,3015, 45.516 |
High lysine1 |
Low methionine1 |
High fibre content2 |
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Soybean
meal |
Ditto |
Ditto |
Ditto |
Ditto |
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Pea
meal8 |
42.3 |
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Lupin
(Lupinus angustifolius)7 |
25 |
High arginine |
Low methionine |
Variable anti�nutritional
content between cultivars |
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Corn
gluten meal |
1013 |
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Low arginine, lysine12 |
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Wheat
flour8 |
35 |
Binding properties; Rich in
methionine1,19 |
low methionine, arginine,
tyrosine, threonine19, lysine1 |
Cost |
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Wheat
gluten |
5 |
Binder |
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Cost |
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Rice
bran (de�oiled)8 |
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High fibre content2 |
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Soybean
lecithin crude (liquid)10,11 |
1�2.0 |
higher growth rate & better nutrient
digestibility3 |
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Soybean
lecithin (deoiled powder)10,11 |
0.5�1.0 |
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Cholestrol10 |
>0.1 |
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Expensive, high melting |
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Crystalline amino acids |
No |
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Very low rate of incorporation5 |
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1Fox et al. (2006) (but still
low relative to fishmeal (Watanabe, 2002)). |
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2Hertrampf (2006) |
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3Kumaraguru Vasagam,
Ramesh and Balasubramanian (2006) |
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4Lovell (2002) |
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5Deshimaru (1982) |
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6National Research
Council (U.S.), & NetLibrary, Inc. (1993) |
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7Smith, Tabrett, &
Glencross (2007) |
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8Bautista�Teruel,
Eusebio & Welsh (2003) |
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9Su�rez et al. (2009) |
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10Hunter and Chamberlain
(2006) |
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11Hertrampf (1991) |
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12Ahamad Ali, Syama
Dayal and Ambasankar (2004) |
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13FAO (1997) |
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14World Conference
on Emerging Technologies in the Fats and Oils Industry and Baldwin (1986) |
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15Sara, Gous &
Bureau (2009) (Fenneropenaeus indicus) |
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16Su�rez et al. (2009) (Litopenaeus vannamei) |
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17Watanabe (2002) |
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18Biswas et al. (2007) |
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19Slattery and Palmer
(2008) |
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