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Fruet, A.P.B; Stefanello, F.S.; Trombetta, F.; De Souza, A.N.M.; , Rosado Júnior, A.G.; Tonetto, C.J.; Flores, J.L.C.; Scheibler, R.B.; Bianchi, R.M.; Pacheco, P.S.; De Mello, A. S.; and Nörnberg, J.L. 2018, Growth performance and carcass traits of steers finished on three different systems including legume–grass pasture and grain diets, Animal

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Growth performance and carcass traits of steers finished on three different systems including legume–grass pasture and grain diets

Published by: Fruet, A.P.B; Stefanello, F.S.; Trombetta, F.; De Souza, A.N.M.; , Rosado Júnior, A.G.; Tonetto, C.J.; Flores, J.L.C.; Scheibler, R.B.; Bianchi, R.M.; Pacheco, P.S.; De Mello, A. S.; and Nörnberg, J.L., 2018, Growth performance and carcass traits of steers finished on three different systems including legume–grass pasture and grain diets, Animal