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Table 1.

Composition of experimental diets (%) and RPC ingredient of Labeo rohita fingerlings.

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Table 2.

Effect of phytase supplementation on phytate phosphorus hydrolysis of rice protein concentrate.

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Fig 1.

The optimum level of phytase supplementation for Labeo rohita fed a rice protein concentrate (RPC)-based diet was determined via broken-line regression analysis of weight gain (%) data.

The red dotted points indicate diets comprising FM0 (a fishmeal-based diet with no phytase supplementation), while others showed different levels of phytase in the RPC-based diet.

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Table 3.

Growth performance and body indices of Labeo rohita fingerlings fed rice protein concentrate based diets.

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Table 4.

Effect of phytase supplementation on the fish carcass composition (%) of Labeo rohita fingerlings fed rice protein concentrate based diets.

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Table 5.

Effect of phytase supplementation on the fish whole body and bones minerals composition of Labeo rohita fingerlings fed rice protein concentrate based diets.

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Table 6.

Effect of phytase supplementation on the apparent nutrient digestibility coefficient (ADC %) of Labeo rohita fingerlings fed rice protein concentrate based diets.

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Table 7.

Effect of phytase supplementation on mineral absorption(%) of Labeo rohita fingerlings fed rice protein concentrate based diets.

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Table 8.

Effect of phytase supplementation on serum biochemistry of Labeo rohita fed rice protein concentrate based diet.

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Table 9.

Effect of phytase supplementation on the digestive enzyme activity of Labeo rohita fingerlings fed rice protein concentrate based diet.

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