in the second edition of the book B decays, p. 132, S. Stone (eds.) and references therein

to be published in the proceedings of the DPF'94 conference, University of New Mexico, Albuquerque, New Mexico, August,. This reference did not include the measured inclusive Ksc yield in B decays that is not produced by B - KscLcX It must be included in calculating nc

The inclusive yields of Ds [19] and Lc [20] in B decay can be expressed in terms of the B(Ds - php) and B(Lc - pK- p+ ) as, RDs = (0.12 +- 0.01) 0.035 B(Ds - php), RLc = (0.041 +- 0.008) 0.044 B(Lc - pK-p+). We choose the current central values B(Ds - php) = 0.035 and B(Lc - pK- p+ ) = 0.044. We alert the reader that smaller absolute BR's for Ds and Lc decays increase the yield of charm per B, and would lessen the discrepancy between experiment and theory regarding nc. B is obtained by combining RLc and the relevant +- Lc measurement [21] where the primary lepton comes from one B and the Lc from the other B in the U(4S) event. The inclusive BR into (c-c) charmonia is obtained [22] to be 0.026 +- 0.004 by summing over their observed and estimated BR's which is larger than previous estimates [9]

A detailed analysis of inclusive K* yields in B decays suggests that the dominant source of K * in (-) B decays comes from intermediate charmed hadrons. Thus there is not much room for K * in the process K * X