Life cycle assessment of Japanese pig farming using low-protein diet supplemented with amino acids
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Takashi Osada | Takahiro Yamashita | Susumu Tsujimoto | Akifumi Ogino | A. Ogino | T. Yamashita | Yasuo Tanaka | T. Osada | Yasuo Tanaka | Ryozo Takada | Tomo Takagi | Tsuyoshi Tonoue | Daisuke Matsui | Masaya Katsumata | R. Takada | T. Takagi | M. Katsumata | S. Tsujimoto | T. Tonoue | Daisuke Matsui
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