British Journal Of Nutrition · 1958 · 56 citations · 29 references
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Boyne, Campbell, It was later found to be greatest in the proximal quarter and diminish distally throughout the rest of the small intestine. It was independent of the time interval from the last meal, at least up to the 12 h interval between feeds. Work was then planned tostudy further these changes in nitrogen content of the digesta in the abomasum and the small intestine relative to lignin as well as to insoluble ash as reference markers.
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Factors Affecting the Utilization of Food by Dairy Cows
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