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Correlations between certain criteria of ruminant digestion in vivo and in vitro

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Bowden, David Merle

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Dissertation
Optimum combination of time and rumen fluid in three in vitro techniques used to predict forage digestibility

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McNeill, David Gingles

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Masters Thesis
Evaluation of nutritional qualities of common ryegrass screenings

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Snyder, Fred Roland

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This study was conducted to investigate the production and processing technology of common ryegrass screenings and to determine the nutritive value of these screenings for sheep. The animal response to them was assessed when the sheep were fed on the screenings alone and in combination with other feedstuffs. Four in...

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Dissertation
Stimulatory effect of trace elements on cellulose digestion by washed suspensions of rumen microorganisms

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Martinez, Andres

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The object of the present study was to investigate the stimulatory or inhibitory effects of barium, boron, bromine, cadmium, chromium, cobalt, copper, fluorine, iodine, iron, manganese, molybdenum, nickel, rubidium, selenium, strontium, vanadium, and zinc upon in vitro rumen microbial activity as measured by the amount of cellulose digested. Washed suspensions...

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Masters Thesis
The effect of varying levels of readily available carbohydrates on urea utilization

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Wright, Rodney Joseph

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The object of this research was to study the effect of readily available carbohydrates (RAC) upon the utilization of urea in fattening rations and to determine the effect upon carcass characteristics that determine quality and yield grades. A 2 x 2 latin square designed feedlot trial comparing urea at 0.5%...

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Influence of pesticides on rumen microbial metabolism

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Kutches, Alexander Joseph

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Taste responses in Columbian black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus (Richardson))

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Crawford, James Charles

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Taste responses of the Columbian black-tailed deer, Odocoileus hemionus columbianus (Richardson), were determined by use of the two-choice preference test method, where the choices were tap water and tap water-chemical solutions in ascending concentrations. The chemicals tested were: the sugars, glucose and sucrose; the sodium salts of chloride (NaC1) and...

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Tissue analysis and winter feeding of deer

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Fowle, Kenneth Edward

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This study was conducted to delineate the cause or causes of winter deaths in deer and to provide information from which emergency feed could be formulated. Deer were shot at monthly intervals through the winter in Wallowa County, Oregon. Samples from the rumen, liver, mandible, blood and feces were taken...

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Taste reactions in Columbian black-tailed deer

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Rice, Patrick Ralph

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This study involved the use of the two-choice preference test to determine the taste reactions of buck and doe Columbian black-tailed deer (Odocoileus hemionus columbianus) to ascending concentrations of water extracts of Douglas fir, red alder, cascara, western hemlock and bitterbrush; to an ethanol extract of Douglas fir, and to...

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Nutritional aspects of artificially feeding captive and wild deer

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Dean, Ronald E.

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Most of the nutritionally related difficulties of winter feeding deer apparently result from either poor acceptability of artificial rations or digestive disturbances that result from feeding starved animals feeds to which they are not accustomed. Reported in this thesis are studies conducted with both captive and wild deer concerning acceptability...

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Animal Science27
School of Agriculture2
Crop Science1
Dairy and Animal Husbandry1

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Church, D. C.[remove]31

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Current results range from 1961 to 1982

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Arscott, G. H.5
Oldfield, J. E.3
Anglemier, A. F.1
Bone, J.1
Hisaw, F. L.1
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Aderibigbe, Adeshina O.2
Aseltine, Mark Stephen2
Goatcher, William Donald2
Kezar, Wesley W.2
Martinez, Andres2
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1980-19896
1970-197918
1960-19697

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Animal Science29
Crop Science1
Dairy and Animal Husbandry1

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Doctoral17
Master's14

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Doctor of Philosophy (Ph.D.)17
Master of Science (M.S.)14

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English [eng]31

Non-Academic Affiliation

Oregon State University. Graduate School31

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No30

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Dissertation17
Masters Thesis14

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Copyright Not Evaluated30
In Copyright1

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Ruminants -- Feeding and feeds8
Rumen5
Cattle -- Feeding and feeds2
Proteins in animal nutrition2
Sheep -- Feeding and feeds2
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