5Heuser G F, Norris L C, McGinnis J. Vegetable protein concentrates fed alone and in combination with soybean oil meal as the chief supplementary protein in chick starting rations[J].Poultry Sci, 1946,25:130-136.
6Douglas C, Harms R H. Peanut oil meal as a source of protein in broiler diets [J]. Poultry Sci, 1959,38: 786-790.
7E1Boushy S R, Raterink R. Replacement of soybean meal by cottonseed meal and peanut meal or both in low energy diets for broilers [J].Poultry Sci, 1989,68 799-804.
8National Research Council. Nutrient Requirements of Poultry[M].9th rev ed. National Academy Press, Washington, DC, 1994:98-118.
9Carew S N, Olomu J M, Of flong S A. Amino acid supplementation of ground nut meal protein in broiler di- ets[J]. J Trop Agric, 1988,65:329-332.
10Suswanto H, Jones G P D. The replacement of soy-bean meal with peanut meal in broiler diets containing animal protein concentrate[C].Proceedings of the Australian Poultry Science Symposium. World's Poultry Science Association(Australian Branch),Sydney NSW, Australia, 1996:211-218.
6Suknark K,Lee J,Eitenmiller R R,et al.Stability of tocopherols and rentinyl palmitate in snack extrudates[J].Journal of Food Science,2001,66 (6):897～902.
7Jangchud A,Chinnan M S.Properties of peanut protein film:sorption isotherm and plasticizer effect[J].Lebensm WissuTechnol,1999,32:89～94.
