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showed a decrease (p0.05) with increasing stage of maturity. CP digestibility and the intakes of digestible OM and metabolizable energy (ME) were higher (p
PEG effect. Vanillin CT was positively correlated with the PEG effect (r2=0.578). Two species, A. boliviana and C. calothyrsus, behaved differently to the others. Omitting these from the regressions improved the relationships with both butanol extractable CT and total butanol CT and with vanillin CT (r2more than or equal to 0.9). For new pasture species, screening by using this modified in vitro digestion technique would avoid the problems of using a known CT standard or of isolating CT standards for each species. It would also provide some information on digestibility Descriptors:leaves. browse. in-vitro-digestibility. antinutritionalfactors. tannins. pastures. screening. digestibility. digestion. dry-matter. fibre. analytical-methods. in-vitro. polyethylene. polyethylene-glycol. rumen. rumen-fluid. shrubs. standards Geographic Locator:Australia Identifiers:Acacia boliviana. Leucaena trichandra Organism Descriptors:Acacia. Calliandra. Calliandra-calothyrsus. Gliricidia. Gliricidia-sepium. Leucaena. sheep Supplemental Descriptors:Mimosoideae. Fabaceae. Fabales. dicotyledons. angiosperms. Spermatophyta. plants. Calliandra. Papilionoideae. Gliricidia. Ovis. Bovidae. ruminants. Artiodactyla. mammals. vertebrates. Chordata. animals. ungulates. Australasia. Oceania. Developed-Countries. Commonwealth-of-Nations. OECD- Countries. Acacia. Leucaena Subject Codes:RR300. ZZ900 Supplementary Info:15 ref ISSN:0377-8401 Year:2000 Journal Title:Animal Feed Science and Technology Copyright:Copyright CAB International Title:Effect of source of betaine on growth performance and carcass traits in lambs View Article: Animal Feed Science and Technology. 2000. 86 (1/2). 71- 82 CD Volume:332 Print Article: Pages: 71-82 Author(s):Fernandez C Lopez Saez A Gallego L Fuente J M de la Author Variant:de-la-Fuente-J-M Author Affiliation:Departamento Tecnologia Agroalimentaria, Div. Produccion Animal, Universidad Miguel Hernandez, EPSO, 03312- Orihuela, Alicante, Spain Language:English Abstract:An experiment was conducted to determine the effect of the source of betaine and sex on growth performance and carcass characteristics of growing lambs. A factorial structure 3 x 2 with dietary betaine and sex as main effects were made. A total of 60 Manchego breed lambs with an initial weight of 13 kg were randomly distributed into 12 pens. Weaned males and females were fed on a starter diet until 20 kg live weight (LW) and then were changed to a finisher diet up to the slaughter live weight (approx. 28 kg). Within each feeding period, starter and finisher diets containing 0 or 2 g kg-1 betaine (betaine anhydrous or rumen escape betaine) were used to feed each group of male and female lambs. Effect of sex was observed on daily gain, feed conversion rate, fat thickness (FT), and carcass characteristics (p
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Year:2000 Journal Title:Australian
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WSC were reduced in concentration b
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infection, although FEC of +SAL she
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grazing. geographical-distribution.
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Supplemental Descriptors:Phalaris.
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Supplemental Descriptors:Dactylis.
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Author Affiliation:Department of Re
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degree to which the grass remained
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addressed through the surveys. The
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Print Article: Pages: 379-385 Autho
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grassland-management. resowing. pro
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early lactation, or during mid-preg
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Title:A survey of farms on the Cent
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high urine-N loss in the composted
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Supplemental Descriptors:Endospore-
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Language:English Abstract:Meat spec
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Descriptors:phagocytes. phagocytosi
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ISSN:0019-6479 Year:2000 Journal Ti
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Eucoccidiorida. Apicomplexa. Protoz
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Artiodactyla. mammals. vertebrates.
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average conception rate, fertility
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Supplemental Descriptors:Clostridiu
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Title:Bacteriological studies on pn
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Supplemental Descriptors:Bos. Bovid
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Supplemental Descriptors:Gramineae:
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gain in empty body weight (EBW) was
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Organism Descriptors:sheep (Bovidae
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Organism Descriptors:sheep (Bovidae
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Language:English Language of Summar
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animals were all reassigned to a co
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were not infected. Animals prepared
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in saliva urea concentrations (sali
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Descriptors:protein metabolism; rum
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.001) than from those fed at low ME
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ackground. The REML estimates of va
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not only to the appearance but also
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epresent three correlated traits. U
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limiting step for passage. These re
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when determining carbon balance acr
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Descriptors:dietary protein content
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View Article: Journal of Animal Sci
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Title:Parameter estimates for numbe
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effects on weaning weights and post
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eceiving vit E were orally dosed da
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callipyge LM was greater (P < 0.05)
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Supplemental Descriptors:Bovidae: A
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Title:Effect of superovulation prio
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power of autoregressive integrated
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Author Affiliation:Animal Health Th
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Supplemental Descriptors:Bovidae: A
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Journal Title:Journal of Food Prote
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effective in preventing bitterweed
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Abstract:We surveyed the effectiven
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Behavioural interventions aimed at
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Abstract:Cattle, pig and sheep oocy
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superovulated with 200 mg pig FSH.
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of early blastocysts, compared with
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Western-Europe. Europe. Developed-C
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CH than in IF lambs (P
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then reviewed. The relationship bet
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feeding. fish-meal. lambs. linoleic
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used to estimate the extent and fra
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uffalo while largest numbers were r
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Journal Title:Livestock Production
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Abstract:Genetic parameters for com
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and 0.05 to 0.07. The permanent env
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genetic progress can be substantial
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Abstract:The effect of varying the
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Title:The effects of dietary alpha
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Supplemental Descriptors:Artiodacty
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fallow soil were studied. The synth
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egg counts, expressed in eggs per g
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subsequent sensory evaluation by an
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Supplemental Descriptors:Ovis. Bovi
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from animals of indigenous breeds.
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Abstract:The experiment was conduct
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