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3390
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2665
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Overview

P.E. Strydom is affiliated with Stellenbosch University in South Africa and has a primary focus on research within Agricultural and Biological Sciences. Their work spans multiple subfields including Animal Science and Zoology, Food Science, Agronomy and Crop Science, Genetics, and Health, Toxicology and Mutagenesis.

The scientist's research extensively covers topics related to Meat and Animal Product Quality, Ruminant Nutrition and Digestive Physiology, Genetic and Phenotypic Traits in Livestock, Animal Nutrition and Physiology, Rabbits: Nutrition, Reproduction, and Health, Food Safety and Hygiene, as well as Food Waste Reduction and Sustainability.

Frequent publication venues for their research include Meat Science, Foods, Animals, Preprints.org, and Animal Feed Science and Technology. Meat Science stands out with six publications, followed by Foods with four, and Animals with three.

Among recent published works, the following papers illustrate the scope and focus of their research:

  • Effects of increasing internal end-point temperatures on physicochemical and sensory properties of meat: A review (2022, Comprehensive Reviews in Food Science and Food Safety)
  • Differences in Meat Quality of Six Muscles Obtained from Southern African Large-Frame Indigenous Veld Goat and Boer Goat Wethers and Bucks (2022, Animals)
  • Nutraceutical and preservative potential of Acacia mearnsii and Acacia dealbata leaves for ruminant production and product quality enhancement (2021, The Journal of Agricultural Science)
  • Fatty acid and oxidative shelf-life profiles of meat from lambs fed finisher diets containing Acacia mearnsii leaf-meal (2023, Meat Science)
  • Production and meat quality attributes of lambs fed varying levels of Acacia mearnsii leaf-meal as replacement for Triticum aestivum bran (2022, Meat Science)

P.E. Strydom has collaborated regularly with a group of co-authors who have contributed to various projects and joint publications. Frequent co-authors include:

  • Cletos Mapiye
  • Louwrens C. Hoffman
  • Obert C. Chikwanha
  • Chenaimoyo L.F. Katiyatiya
  • L. Frylinck

Best Publications

  • Some biochemical aspects pertaining to beef eating quality and consumer health: A review

    V. Muchenje;V. Muchenje;K. Dzama;M. Chimonyo;P.E. Strydom

  • Meat quality of designated South African indigenous goat and sheep breeds

    P.A Tshabalala;P.E Strydom;E.C Webb;H.L de Kock

  • Meat quality of Nguni, Bonsmara and Aberdeen Angus steers raised on natural pasture in the Eastern Cape, South Africa.

    V. Muchenje;V. Muchenje;K. Dzama;M. Chimonyo;J.G. Raats

  • Relationship between pre-slaughter stress responsiveness and beef quality in three cattle breeds.

    V. Muchenje;K. Dzama;M. Chimonyo;P. E. Strydom

  • The comparison of three β-agonists for growth performance, carcass characteristics and meat quality of feedlot cattle

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  • Tick susceptibility and its effects on growth performance and carcass characteristics of Nguni, Bonsmara and Angus steers raised on natural pasture.

    V. Muchenje;K. Dzama;M. Chimonyo;J. G. Raats

  • Characterisation of indigenous African cattle breeds in relation to meat quality traits

    P.E Strydom;R.T Naude;M.F Smith;M.M Scholtz

  • Fatty acid composition of beef from Nguni steers supplemented with Acacia karroo leaf-meal

    C. Mapiye;M. Chimonyo;K. Dzama;A. Hugo

  • Cholesterol levels and fatty acid profiles of beef from three cattle breeds raised on natural pasture

    V. Muchenje;V. Muchenje;A. Hugo;K. Dzama;M. Chimonyo

  • Cooking loss components of beef from Nguni, Bonsmara and Angus steers

    N. Jama;V. Muchenje;M. Chimonyo;P. E. Strydom

  • Sensory evaluation and its relationship to physical meat quality attributes of beef from Nguni and Bonsmara steers raised on natural pasture

    V. Muchenje;K. Dzama;M. Chimonyo;P. E. Strydom

  • The efficiency of electrical stimulation to counteract the negative effects of β-agonists on meat tenderness of feedlot cattle.

    M. Hope-Jones;P.E. Strydom;L. Frylinck;E.C. Webb

  • Effect of South African beef production systems on post-mortem muscle energy status and meat quality

    L. Frylinck;P.E. Strydom;E.C. Webb;E. du Toit

  • Meat quality of Nguni steers supplemented with Acacia karroo leaf-meal.

    C. Mapiye;M. Chimonyo;K. Dzama;V. Muchenje

  • Effect of age and cut on tenderness of South African beef

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  • Do indigenous Southern African cattle breeds have the right genetics for commercial production of quality meat?

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  • Should electrical stimulation be applied when cold shortening is not a risk?

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  • Nutritional status, growth performance and carcass characteristics of Nguni steers supplemented with Acacia karroo leaf-meal

    C. Mapiye;M. Chimonyo;K. Dzama;P.E. Strydom

  • Effects of increasing internal end-point temperatures on physicochemical and sensory properties of meat: A review.

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  • Effect of age and cut on cooking loss, juiciness and flavour of South African beef

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  • Evaluation of three vacuum packaging methods for retail beef loin cuts.

    Phillip E. Strydom;Michelle Hope-Jones

  • Determinants and opportunities for commercial marketing of beef cattle raised on communally owned natural pastures in South Africa

    Tawanda Marandure;Cletos Mapiye;Godswill Makombe;Baldwin Nengovhela

  • Growth performance, feed efficiency and carcass and meat quality of tropically adapted breed types from different farming systems in South Africa

    P. E. Strydom;L. Frylinck;J. van der Westhuizen;H. M. Burrow

  • Evaluation of biochemical parameters and genetic markers for association with meat tenderness in South African feedlot cattle.

    L. Frylinck;G.L. van Wyk;T.P.L. Smith;P.E. Strydom

  • The effect of vitamin D3 supplementation on texture and oxidative stability of beef loins from steers treated with zilpaterol hydrochloride

    Stine Hansen;Lorinda Frylinck;Phillip E. Strydom

  • The effects of a beta-agonist treatment, Vitamin D3 supplementation and electrical stimulation on meat quality of feedlot steers

    P.E. Strydom;Michelle Hope-Jones;L. Frylinck;E.C. Webb

  • Effect of dietary beta-agonist treatment, vitamin D3 supplementation and electrical stimulation of carcasses on colour and drip loss of steaks from feedlot steers.

    Michelle Hope-Jones;P.E. Strydom;L. Frylinck;E.C. Webb

  • Do demographic and beef eating preferences impact on South African consumers' willingness to pay (WTP) for graded beef?

    Phillip Strydom;Heather Burrow;Rod Polkinghorne;John Thompson

  • Beef palatability in the Republic of South Africa: implications for niche-marketing strategies.

    J. Thompson;R. Polkinghorne;A. Gee;D. Motiang

  • Minimal electrical stimulation is effective in low stressed and well fed cattle

    Phillip E. Strydom;Lorinda Frylinck

  • The influence of fat score and fat trimming on primal cut composition of South African lamb

    P.E. Strydom;S.M. Van Heerden;H.C. Schonfeldt;Rozanne Kruger

  • Sources of variation in quality of South African beef : case studies in relation to the red meat classification system

    PE Strydom;L Frylinck;SM van Heerden;M Hope-Jones

  • The effects of animal age, feeding regime and a dietary beta-agonist on tenderness of three beef muscles.

    Ennet Moholisa;Arno Hugo;Phillip E Strydom;Ina van Heerden

  • Nutrient retention values and cooking yield factors for three South African lamb and mutton cuts.

    Salomina M van Heerden;Phillip E Strydom

  • Beef traders’ and consumers’ perceptions on the development of a natural pasture-fed beef brand by smallholder cattle producers in South Africa

    Tawanda Marandure;Cletos Mapiye;Godswill Makombe;Baldwin Nengovhela

  • Visual evaluation of beef tenderness by using surface structural observations and its relationship to meat colour

    Kedibone Yvonne Modika;L. Frylinck;K.W. Moloto;P.E. Strydom

  • Effect of Breed Types and Castration on Carcass Characteristics of Boer and Large Frame Indigenous Veld Goats of Southern Africa

    Gertruida L. van Wyk;Louwrens C. Hoffman;Louwrens C. Hoffman;Phillip E. Strydom;Lorinda Frylinck

  • The beef tenderness model

    L. Frylinck;A. O'Neil;E. du Toit;P.E. Strydom

  • Industrial Halal hunted-game and feral animals' meat production.

    MustafaM. Farouk;Phillip Strydom;Rachael Dean;Nadia Vather

  • Effects of short and extended fasting periods and cattle breed on glycogenolysis, sarcomere shortening and Warner-Bratzler shear force

    H. A. O'Neill;E. C. Webb;L. Frylinck;P. E. Strydom

Frequent Co-Authors

E.C. Webb
E.C. Webb University of Pretoria
Louwrens C. Hoffman
Louwrens C. Hoffman University of Queensland
Heather M Burrow
Heather M Burrow University of New England
Cletos Mapiye
Cletos Mapiye Stellenbosch University
John Mitchell Thompson
John Mitchell Thompson University of New England
Kennedy Dzama
Kennedy Dzama Stellenbosch University
Voster Muchenje
Voster Muchenje University of Fort Hare

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