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New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research Volume 14, 1971 - Issue 3
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The oestrogenic activity of white clover (Trifolium repens L.)

E. Wong Applied Biochemistry Division, DSIR, Palmerston North, New Zealand
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D.S. Flux Department of Dairy Husbandry, Massey University, Palmerston North, New Zealand
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G.C.M. Latch Plant Diseases Division, DSIR, Palmerston North, New Zealand
Pages 639-645 | Received 09 Mar 1971, Published online: 12 Jan 2012

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R.T. Gallagher. (1985) On the oestrogenic mycotoxin zearalenone, and the pasture fungus Fusarium culmorum . New Zealand Veterinary Journal 33:3, pages 37-38.
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J. F. Smith, K. T. Jagusch, L. F. C. Brunswick & R. W. Kelly. (1979) Coumestans in lucerne and ovulation in ewes. New Zealand Journal of Agricultural Research 22:3, pages 411-416.
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Yanbei Tu, Ying Yang, Yanfang Li & Chengwei He. (2021) Naturally occurring coumestans from plants, their biological activities and therapeutic effects on human diseases. Pharmacological Research 169, pages 105615.
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K. Reed. (2016) Fertility of Herbivores Consuming Phytoestrogen-containing Medicago and Trifolium Species. Agriculture 6:3, pages 35.
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T. K. LimT. K. Lim. 2014. Edible Medicinal And Non-Medicinal Plants. Edible Medicinal And Non-Medicinal Plants 949 958 .
George E. Burrows & Ronald J. Tyrl. 2012. Toxic Plants of North America. Toxic Plants of North America 491 674 .
G.C.M. Latch. 1996. Pasture and Forage Crop Pathology. Pasture and Forage Crop Pathology 23 32 .
F.E. Newsome & W.D. Kitts. (1980) Action of phyto-estrogens coumestrol and genistein on cytosolic and nuclear oestradiol-17β receptors in immature rat uterus. Animal Reproduction Science 3:3, pages 233-245.
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Norman R. Farnsworth, Audrey S. Bingel, Geoffrey A. Cordell, Frank A. Crane & Harry H.S. Fong. (1975) Potential Value of Plants as Sources of New Antifertility Agents II *. Journal of Pharmaceutical Sciences 64:5, pages 717-754.
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N. Saba, Hilary M. Drane, C. Nancy Hebert & R. J. Holdsworth. (2009) Seasonal variation in oestrogenic activity, coumestrol and formononetin content of white clover. The Journal of Agricultural Science 83:3, pages 505-510.
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N. Saba, A. M. Symons & Hilary M. Drane. (2009) The effects of feeding white clover pellets and red clover hay on teat length, plasma gonadotrophins and pituitary function in wethers. The Journal of Agricultural Science 82:2, pages 357-361.
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J. E. Newton & J. E. Betts. (2009) The effects of red clover ( Trifolium pratense var. redhead), white clover ( Trifolium repens var. S 100) or perennial ryegrass ( Lolium perenne var. S 23) on the reproductive performance of sheep . The Journal of Agricultural Science 80:2, pages 323-327.
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