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Nitrate reduction in the rumen of the grazing sheep

N. D. Jamieson Animal Research Station, Department of Agriculture, Wallaceville
Pages 96-106 | Received 05 Aug 1958, Published online: 19 Jan 2012

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P. N. Hobson, R. J. Wallace & Marvin P. Bryant. (1982) Microbial Ecology and Activities in the Rumen: Part II. CRC Critical Reviews in Microbiology 9:4, pages 253-320.
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P. N. Hobson, R. J. Wallace & Marvin P. Bryant. (1982) Microbial Ecology and Activities in the Rumen: Part I. CRC Critical Reviews in Microbiology 9:3, pages 165-225.
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A. M. Bryant. (1965) The effect of nitrate on the in vitro ferementation of glucose by rumen liquor. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 8:1, pages 118-125.
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N. D Jamieson. (1959) Rumen nitrate metabolism and the changes occurring in the composition of the rumen volatile fatty acids of grazing sheep. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 2:2, pages 314-328.
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Chengjian Yang, John A. Rooke, Irene Cabeza & Robert J. Wallace. (2016) Nitrate and Inhibition of Ruminal Methanogenesis: Microbial Ecology, Obstacles, and Opportunities for Lowering Methane Emissions from Ruminant Livestock. Frontiers in Microbiology 7.
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Christopher J. Rivard, Francis Bordeaux, J. Michael Henson & Paul H. Smith. (1988) Effects of addition of soluble oxidants on the thermophilic anaerobic digestion of biomass to methane. Applied Biochemistry and Biotechnology 17:1-3, pages 245-262.
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C.M. Guardiola, G.C. FaheyJr.Jr., J.W. Spears, U.S. Garrigus, O.A. Izquierdo & C. Pedroza. (1983) The effects of sulphur supplementation on cellulose digestion in vitro and on nutrient digestion, nitrogen metabolism and rumen characteristics of lambs fed on good quality fescue and tropical star grass hays. Animal Feed Science and Technology 8:2, pages 129-138.
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J. L. Mangan. (2018) 2.1 The Nitrogenous Constituents of Fresh Forages. BSAP Occasional Publication 6, pages 25-40.
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J.W. Spears, L.P. Bush & D.G. Ely. (1977) Influence of Nitrate and Molybdenum on Sulfur Utilization by Rumen Microorganisms. Journal of Dairy Science 60:12, pages 1889-1893.
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I. A. DICKSON & A. MACPHERSON. (2006) The effects on ewes and lambs of grazing pasture containing differing levels of nitrate‐nitrogen. Grass and Forage Science 31:3, pages 129-134.
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Max Becker. (1968) Nitrat und Nitrit in der Tierern�hrung. Qualitas Plantarum et Materiae Vegetabiles 15:1, pages 48-64.
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H.K. HENDERICKX. 1967. Urea As a Protein Supplement. Urea As a Protein Supplement 73 82 .
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