Anaerobic fungi in herbivorous animals
APJ Trinci, DR Davies, K Gull, MI Lawrence… - Mycological …, 1994 - Elsevier
The conviction that all fungi required oxygen for growth was summarized in 1949 by JN
Foster when he wrote,'One of the major metabolic differences between moulds and bacteria …
Foster when he wrote,'One of the major metabolic differences between moulds and bacteria …
[图书][B] Ecology of red deer: a research review relevant to their management in Scotland
B Mitchell, BW Staines, D Welch - 1977 - nora.nerc.ac.uk
Complex problems of land-use associated with freeranging populations of red deer (Germs
elaphusL.) in many parts of the world have stimulated a great deal of ecological research …
elaphusL.) in many parts of the world have stimulated a great deal of ecological research …
Effect of ammonia concentration on rumen microbial protein production in vitro
LD Satter, LL Slyter - British journal of nutrition, 1974 - cambridge.org
1. The effect of ammonia concentration on microbial protein production was determined in
continuous-culture fermentors charged with ruminal contents obtained from steers fed on …
continuous-culture fermentors charged with ruminal contents obtained from steers fed on …
[图书][B] Basic animal nutrition and feeding
The fifth edition arms readers with the latest information on nutrient metabolism and the
formulation of diets from an array of available feedstuffs. The authors discuss animals' role in …
formulation of diets from an array of available feedstuffs. The authors discuss animals' role in …
Rumen microbiology: from evolution to revolution
AK Puniya, R Singh, DN Kamra - 2015 - Springer
This book presents a series of chapters on the current knowledge with an emphasis on the
interactions of host animal with the microbes in the rumen. The whole content is divided into …
interactions of host animal with the microbes in the rumen. The whole content is divided into …
The role of pH in regulating ruminal methane and ammonia production
RP Lana, JB Russell… - Journal of animal …, 1998 - academic.oup.com
Abstract When steers (n= 4) were fed increasing amounts of concentrate (0, 45, or 90% of
DM) and decreasing amounts of forage, the VFA concentration increased (P<. 001) and …
DM) and decreasing amounts of forage, the VFA concentration increased (P<. 001) and …
Rare earth elements in agriculture with emphasis on animal husbandry
K Redling - 2006 - edoc.ub.uni-muenchen.de
3 bromate ion C carbon Ca calcium Ca2+ calcium ion CaCO3 calcium carbonate CaSO4
calcium sulfate Cd cadmium Ce cerium Ce3+ trivalent cerium ion Ce4+ tetravalent cerium …
calcium sulfate Cd cadmium Ce cerium Ce3+ trivalent cerium ion Ce4+ tetravalent cerium …
Foamy bloat of cattle. A review
RTJ Clarke, CSW Reid - Journal of dairy science, 1974 - Elsevier
Bloat is a disorder of ruminants caused by retention of gas in the stomach. Gas is produced
continuously and in large amounts in the ruminant stomach and is eliminated normaUy by …
continuously and in large amounts in the ruminant stomach and is eliminated normaUy by …
Effects of ground, steam-flaked, and steam-rolled corn grains on performance of lactating cows
P Yu, JT Huber, FAP Santos, JM Simas… - Journal of Dairy …, 1998 - Elsevier
Five types of processed corn were compared to determine the effects of processing on
lactational performance and nutrient digestibilities in dairy cows. Forty lactating Holstein …
lactational performance and nutrient digestibilities in dairy cows. Forty lactating Holstein …
Rumen microbiology: An overview
The systematic exploration of microbial ecosystem of the rumen was commenced by the
father of rumen microbiology, Robert Hungate, in 1950s. His contributions toward the …
father of rumen microbiology, Robert Hungate, in 1950s. His contributions toward the …