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Authors: MERO RN UDEN P

Citation: Rn. Mero et P. Uden, PROMISING TROPICAL GRASSES AND LEGUMES AS FEED RESOURCES IN CENTRAL TANZANIA III - EFFECT OF FEEDING LEVEL ON DIGESTIBILITY AND VOLUNTARY INTAKE OF 4 GRASSES BY SHEEP, Animal feed science and technology, 70(1-2), 1998, pp. 79-95

Authors: MERO RN UDEN P

Citation: Rn. Mero et P. Uden, PROMISING TROPICAL GRASSES AND LEGUMES AS FEED RESOURCES IN CENTRAL TANZANIA IV - EFFECT OF FEEDING LEVEL ON DIGESTIBILITY AND VOLUNTARY INTAKE OF 4 HERBACEOUS LEGUMES BY SHEEP, Animal feed science and technology, 70(1-2), 1998, pp. 97-110

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Citation: Rn. Mero et P. Uden, PROMISING TROPICAL GRASSES AND LEGUMES AS FEED RESOURCES IN CENTRAL TANZANIA V - EFFECT OF SUPPLEMENTING CENCHRUS-CILIARIS HAY WITH LEAVES FROM 4 LEGUMES ON INTAKE AND DIGESTIBILITY BY GROWING MPWAPWA BULLS, Animal feed science and technology, 70(1-2), 1998, pp. 111-122

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