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Nitrogen And Phosphorus Nutrition Of Cattle First Edition Ernst Pfeffer

Name: Nitrogen And Phosphorus Nutrition Of Cattle First Edition Ernst Pfeffer
SKU: BELL-55531964
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Nitrogen And Phosphorus Nutrition Of Cattle First Edition Ernst Pfeffer instant download after payment.

Publisher: CABI Publishing

File Extension: PDF

File size: 2.91 MB

Pages: 304

Author: Ernst Pfeffer, Alexander Hristov

ISBN: 9780851990132, 0851990134

Language: English

Year: 2005

Edition: First Edition

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Nitrogen And Phosphorus Nutrition Of Cattle First Edition Ernst Pfeffer by Ernst Pfeffer, Alexander Hristov 9780851990132, 0851990134 instant download after payment.

Interactions between Cattle and the Environment: a General Introduction; Nitrogen Requirements of Cattle; Nitrogen Metabolism in the RUlDen; Factors Affecting the Efficiency of Nitrogen Utilization in the RUlDen; Whole-anilnal Nitrogen Balance in Cattle Phosphorus Metabolism in the RUlDen; Phosphorus Metabolism in Rwninants and Requirements of Cattle; Etfects ofDietary Phosphorus and Nitrogen on Cattle Reproduction; lnproving the EfficielicY cifNutrient Use on Cattle Operations.