Abstract
Oestrogenic activity in samples of diseased white clover has been demonstrated in mice and sheep. Relative potencies were found to parallel, in general, concentrations of coumestan compounds.
New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research
Volume 14, 1971 - Issue 3
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