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DEGRADATION OF FRUCTANS BY EPIPHYTIC AND INOCULANT LACTIC-ACID BACTERIA DURING ENSILAGE OF GRASS
Authors: WINTERS AL MERRY RJ MULLER M DAVIES DR PAHLOW G MULLER T
Citation: Al. Winters et al., DEGRADATION OF FRUCTANS BY EPIPHYTIC AND INOCULANT LACTIC-ACID BACTERIA DURING ENSILAGE OF GRASS, Journal of applied microbiology, 84(2), 1998, pp. 304-312
PROTEOLYSIS DURING ENSILAGE OF FORAGES VARYING IN SOLUBLE SUGAR CONTENT
Authors: DAVIES DR MERRY RJ WILLIAMS AP BAKEWELL EL LEEMANS DK TWEED JKS
Citation: Dr. Davies et al., PROTEOLYSIS DURING ENSILAGE OF FORAGES VARYING IN SOLUBLE SUGAR CONTENT, Journal of dairy science, 81(2), 1998, pp. 444-453
VIABILITY OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM-PARVUM DURING ENSILAGE OF PERENNIAL RYEGRASS
Authors: MERRY RJ MAWDSLEY JL BROOKS AE DAVIES DR
Citation: Rj. Merry et al., VIABILITY OF CRYPTOSPORIDIUM-PARVUM DURING ENSILAGE OF PERENNIAL RYEGRASS, Journal of applied microbiology, 82(1), 1997, pp. 115-120
USE OF A NOVEL SOIL TILTING TABLE APPARATUS TO DEMONSTRATE THE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL MOVEMENT OF THE PROTOZOAN PATHOGEN CRYPTOSPORIDIUM-PARVUM IN SOIL
Authors: MAWDSLEY JL BROOKS AE MERRY RJ PAIN BF
Citation: Jl. Mawdsley et al., USE OF A NOVEL SOIL TILTING TABLE APPARATUS TO DEMONSTRATE THE HORIZONTAL AND VERTICAL MOVEMENT OF THE PROTOZOAN PATHOGEN CRYPTOSPORIDIUM-PARVUM IN SOIL, Biology and fertility of soils, 23(2), 1996, pp. 215-220
MOVEMENT OF THE PROTOZOAN PATHOGEN CRYPTOSPORIDIUM-PARVUM THROUGH 3 CONTRASTING SOIL TYPES
Authors: MAWDSLEY JL BROOKS AE MERRY RJ
Citation: Jl. Mawdsley et al., MOVEMENT OF THE PROTOZOAN PATHOGEN CRYPTOSPORIDIUM-PARVUM THROUGH 3 CONTRASTING SOIL TYPES, Biology and fertility of soils, 21(1-2), 1996, pp. 30-36
THE EFFECT OF TIMING OF SLURRY APPLICATION ON THE MICROFLORA OF GRASS, AND CHANGES OCCURRING DURING SILAGE FERMENTATION
Authors: DAVIES DR MERRY RJ BAKEWELL EL
Citation: Dr. Davies et al., THE EFFECT OF TIMING OF SLURRY APPLICATION ON THE MICROFLORA OF GRASS, AND CHANGES OCCURRING DURING SILAGE FERMENTATION, Grass and forage science, 51(1), 1996, pp. 42-51
IS PROTEOLYSIS IN THE RUMEN OF GRAZING ANIMALS MEDIATED BY PLANT ENZYMES
Authors: THEODOROU MK MERRY RJ THOMAS H
Citation: Mk. Theodorou et al., IS PROTEOLYSIS IN THE RUMEN OF GRAZING ANIMALS MEDIATED BY PLANT ENZYMES, British Journal of Nutrition, 75(3), 1996, pp. 507-508
PATHOGENS IN LIVESTOCK WASTE, THEIR POTENTIAL FOR MOVEMENT THROUGH SOIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL-POLLUTION
Authors: MAWDSLEY JL BARDGETT RD MERRY RJ PAIN BF THEODOROU MK
Citation: Jl. Mawdsley et al., PATHOGENS IN LIVESTOCK WASTE, THEIR POTENTIAL FOR MOVEMENT THROUGH SOIL AND ENVIRONMENTAL-POLLUTION, Agriculture, ecosystems & environment. Applied soil ecology, 2(1), 1995, pp. 1-15
THE EFFECT OF ADDITIVES ON THE ENSILAGE OF FORAGE OF DIFFERING PERENNIAL RYEGRASS AND WHITE CLOVER CONTENT
Authors: CUSSEN RF MERRY RJ WILLIAMS AP TWEED JKS
Citation: Rf. Cussen et al., THE EFFECT OF ADDITIVES ON THE ENSILAGE OF FORAGE OF DIFFERING PERENNIAL RYEGRASS AND WHITE CLOVER CONTENT, Grass and forage science, 50(3), 1995, pp. 249-258
USE OF FRESHLY CULTURED LACTIC-ACID BACTERIA AS SILAGE INOCULANTS
Authors: MERRY RJ DHANOA MS THEODOROU MK
Citation: Rj. Merry et al., USE OF FRESHLY CULTURED LACTIC-ACID BACTERIA AS SILAGE INOCULANTS, Grass and forage science, 50(2), 1995, pp. 112-123
DEGRADATION OF FRUCTANS BY EPIPHYTIC AND INOCULATED LACTIC-ACID BACTERIA AND BY PLANT ENZYMES DURING ENSILAGE OF NORMAL AND STERILE HYBRID RYEGRASS
Authors: MERRY RJ WINTERS AL THOMAS PI MULLER M MULLER T
Citation: Rj. Merry et al., DEGRADATION OF FRUCTANS BY EPIPHYTIC AND INOCULATED LACTIC-ACID BACTERIA AND BY PLANT ENZYMES DURING ENSILAGE OF NORMAL AND STERILE HYBRID RYEGRASS, Journal of Applied Bacteriology, 79(6), 1995, pp. 583-591
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