nutrient
101secondary nutrient — antrinė mitybinė medžiaga statusas T sritis chemija apibrėžtis Cheminė medžiaga, turinti organizmui augti reikalingo Ca, Mg, Na, S. atitikmenys: angl. secondary nutrient rus. вторичное питательное вещество …
102Нутриент, Вещество Питательное (Nutrient) — вещество, которое обязательно должно входить в состав потребляемой человеком пищи для обеспечения его необходимой энергией, составляющими, способствующими росту, и веществами, которые регулируют рост и обмен энергии в организме человека. К… …
103anti-nutrient — a component of plants that can be toxic to fish in high concentrations or decreases the ability to absorb minerals from food. Presents problems in using plants as food in aquaculture …
104essential nutrient — noun A compound that must be obtained from food for survival …
105secondary nutrient — a substance that stimulates the intestinal microflora to synthesize other nutrients …
106essential nutrient — Any substance required by living organisms to ensure normal growth, development and maintenance …
107digestible nutrient — noun : any of three basic classes of foodstuffs carbohydrate, fat, or protein; especially : the part of a protein that has actually undergone digestion and assimilation as distinguished from the part rejected in feces …
108apparent digestibility coefficient — nutrient ingested nutrient egested/nutrient ingested. Not all food eaten or ingested is absorbed, the rest is egested as faeces . The absorbed portion is expressed as a percentage according to the above formula the value for the food absorbed… …
109NFT — Nutrient Film Technique (Medical » Human Genome) Nutrient Film Technique (Medical » Laboratory) * Not For Trade (Business » International Business) * Network File Transfer (Computing » Networking) * No Further Text (Internet » Chat) * National… …
110absorptive feeding — nutrient acquisition during fish ontogeny from an ovarian secretion via flaps, trophotaenia, or trophonemeta, or from the environment via body surfaces or special external gut and finfold structures …
