[PDF] Top 20 Medical Arts & Sciences, Volume 3, Number 1, January 1949

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... Estimates of chemical composition are pre- sented for plant groups, plant parts, and individual species in the diets of cattle and sheep grazing together in earl[r] ... See full document

... carbohydrates become of paramount importance in the diet to meet the needs of basal metabolism, locomotion and maintenance of body heat. These changes in requireme[r] ... See full document

... uniformly to achieve even use of vegetation. Even though this pasture was only 290 acres, had two livestock watering facilities, and no major topographical limitat[r] ... See full document

... hypothesized, therefore, that either immobilization through biological activities, reduction to metallic sulfides, or reduction to hydrogen sulfide occurred. The two r[r] ... See full document

... Phosphorus was also ineffective except for a small in- crease obtained at the upper grassland site (Table 1, Fig. The N - P interaction resulted in very minor incr[r] ... See full document

... fertilized range a useful way of evaluating a fertilizer program. Herbage pro- duction and grazing capacity on annual-plant range pastures fer- tilized with sulfur.[r] ... See full document

... The results of an investigation into the influences of range pitting, fertilization, and protectiom from grazing on soil moisture (as mois- ture potential or soil[r] ... See full document

... The purpose of this study was to determine the influence of plant frequency, body weight, and poten- tial mobility upon the feeding habits and diets of 14 gras[r] ... See full document

... The Sagebrush-grass type was dominated by big sagebrush (Artimisia tridentata) w i t h an understory of bunchgrasses such as beardless wheatgrass (Agro- pyrom inerm[r] ... See full document

... On the fringe of the grasslands of the Northwest grew a rugged shrub called sagebrush (Artemisia tri- dentata Nutt.). Throughout the centuries bunchgrass had conqu[r] ... See full document

... The author has served as a Western lands economist and a consultant in Western stock ranch management. His present address is Sun City Center, l+Iorida. enterprise[r] ... See full document

... Chemical and mechanical methods of controlling live and shinnery oaks, juniper (cedar) and other woody species were observed. It became apparent that the brush pro[r] ... See full document

... The authors are research agronomists with the Plant Science Research Division, Agricultur- al Research Service, U. Department of Agri- culture, U. Northern Great Pla[r] ... See full document