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 | | The endogenous faecal loss of P actually corresponds to an irreducible fraction that may represent the actual net maintenance requirement and also an excretory component that permits the organism to eliminate the P absorbed in excess of its requirement. |
 | | This explains the quasi-linear relationship between the endogenous faecal loss and the level of P intake (Grace, 1981; Braithwaite, 1985; Ternouth, 1989; Scott et al, 1987; Scott et al, 1995). |
 | | These are strongly related to P recycling in the saliva, and, in particular, the non-reabsorbed fraction. |
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