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Publications by Willis D. Gallup
The Apparent Digestibility of Prairie Hay of Variable Protein Content, With Some Observations of Fecal Nitrogen Excretion by Steers in Relation to Their Dry Matter Intake
Journal of Animal Science
Animal Science
Zoology
Genetics
Medicine
Food Science
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The Use of Fecal Nitrogen as a Measure of Dry Matter Intake and of Digestibility of Organic Matter in Forage
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Evaluation of the Effects of Carbohydrate Source and Level of Degradable Intake Protein on the Intake and Digestion of Tallgrass-Prairie Hay by Beef Steers
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Nutrient Intake and Apparent Digestibility Coefficient of Lambs Fed With Coffee Husk in Replacement of Oat Hay
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Relative Value of Ruminally Degradable and Undegradable Protein on the Utilization of Low-Quality Prairie Hay by Steers
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Apparent Digestibility of Dry Matter, Organic Matter, Protein and Energy of Native Peruvian Feedstuffs in Juvenile Rainbow Trout (Oncorhynchus Mykiss)
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Adaptation of Urinary Nitrogen Excretion in Infants to Changes in Protein Intake
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Intake and Digestibility of Hay Supplemented With Chamaecytisus Palmensis (Tree Lucerne) by Sheep
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Effect of Soybean, Feather and Hair Meal Protein on Dry Matter, Energy and Nitrogen Utilization by Growing Steers
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