Physiological characteristics that help goats and donkeys to cope with the nitrogen shortage in desert forage [abstract]

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Physiological characteristics that help goats and donkeys to cope with the nitrogen shortage in desert forage [abstract]

Year: 1987

Source of publication :Israel Journal of Zoology

Authors :

Brosh, Arieh.

Volume :34

Co-Authors:

H. Israely and I. Choshniak

From page: 97

To page: 97

Link :Physiological characteristics that help goats and donkeys to cope with the nitrogen shortage in desert forage

animal feeding

animal physiology

Animals

Arid zone agriculture

desert

donkeys

goats

nitrogen

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Physiological characteristics that help goats and donkeys to cope with the nitrogen shortage in desert forage [abstract]

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Physiological characteristics that help goats and donkeys to cope with the nitrogen shortage in desert forage

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