Nonlinear growth and body nutrient deposition models in Japanese quail (coturnix japonica) from 1-36 d

Key Points

• Growth rates showed nonlinear patterns in the weight of coturnix japonica, particularly from days 1 to 36.
• Key metrics included body weight and nutrient deposition rates, providing valuable insights into growth dynamics.
• Utilizing nonlinear growth models allowed for better understanding of nutrient requirements over time in quail.
• These findings support nutrient management strategies but need validation in larger farming contexts.