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CHANGES IN BACTERIAL-POPULATIONS IN THE COLON OF PIGS FED DIFFERENT SOURCES OF DIETARY FIBER, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SWINE-DYSENTERY AFTER EXPERIMENTAL-INFECTION
Authors: DURMIC Z PETHICK DW PLUSKE JR HAMPSON DJ
Citation: Z. Durmic et al., CHANGES IN BACTERIAL-POPULATIONS IN THE COLON OF PIGS FED DIFFERENT SOURCES OF DIETARY FIBER, AND THE DEVELOPMENT OF SWINE-DYSENTERY AFTER EXPERIMENTAL-INFECTION, Journal of applied microbiology, 85(3), 1998, pp. 574-582
DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF FEEDING FERMENTABLE CARBOHYDRATE TO GROWING PIGS ON PERFORMANCE, GUT SIZE AND SLAUGHTER CHARACTERISTICS
Authors: PLUSKE JR PETHICK DW MULLAN BP
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., DIFFERENTIAL-EFFECTS OF FEEDING FERMENTABLE CARBOHYDRATE TO GROWING PIGS ON PERFORMANCE, GUT SIZE AND SLAUGHTER CHARACTERISTICS, Animal Science, 67, 1998, pp. 147-156
CONFIRMATION OF THE ROLE OF RAPIDLY FERMENTABLE CARBOHYDRATES IN THE EXPRESSION OF SWINE-DYSENTERY IN PIGS AFTER EXPERIMENTAL-INFECTION
Authors: PLUSKE JR DURMIC Z PETHICK DW MULLAN BP HAMPSON DJ
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., CONFIRMATION OF THE ROLE OF RAPIDLY FERMENTABLE CARBOHYDRATES IN THE EXPRESSION OF SWINE-DYSENTERY IN PIGS AFTER EXPERIMENTAL-INFECTION, The Journal of nutrition, 128(10), 1998, pp. 1737-1744
FEEDING LACTATING PRIMIPAROUS SOWS TO ESTABLISH 3 DIVERGENT METABOLICSTATES - I - ASSOCIATED ENDOCRINE CHANGES AND POSTWEANING REPRODUCTIVE-PERFORMANCE
Authors: ZAK LJ WILLIAMS IH FOXCROFT GR PLUSKE JR CEGIELSKI AC CLOWES EJ AHERNE FX
Citation: Lj. Zak et al., FEEDING LACTATING PRIMIPAROUS SOWS TO ESTABLISH 3 DIVERGENT METABOLICSTATES - I - ASSOCIATED ENDOCRINE CHANGES AND POSTWEANING REPRODUCTIVE-PERFORMANCE, Journal of animal science, 76(4), 1998, pp. 1145-1153
FEEDING LACTATING PRIMIPAROUS SOWS TO ESTABLISH 3 DIVERGENT METABOLICSTATES - II - EFFECT ON NITROGEN PARTITIONING AND SKELETAL-MUSCLE COMPOSITION
Authors: CLOWES EJ WILLIAMS IH BARACOS VE PLUSKE JR CEGIELSKI AC ZAK LJ AHERNE FX
Citation: Ej. Clowes et al., FEEDING LACTATING PRIMIPAROUS SOWS TO ESTABLISH 3 DIVERGENT METABOLICSTATES - II - EFFECT ON NITROGEN PARTITIONING AND SKELETAL-MUSCLE COMPOSITION, Journal of animal science, 76(4), 1998, pp. 1154-1164
FEEDING LACTATING PRIMIPAROUS SOWS TO ESTABLISH 3 DIVERGENT METABOLICSTATES - III - MILK-PRODUCTION AND PIG GROWTH
Authors: PLUSKE JR WILLIAMS IH ZAK LJ CLOWES EJ CEGIELSKI AC AHERNE FX
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., FEEDING LACTATING PRIMIPAROUS SOWS TO ESTABLISH 3 DIVERGENT METABOLICSTATES - III - MILK-PRODUCTION AND PIG GROWTH, Journal of animal science, 76(4), 1998, pp. 1165-1171
FACTORS INFLUENCING THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE SMALL-INTESTINEIN THE WEANED PIG - A REVIEW
Authors: PLUSKE JR HAMPSON DJ WILLIAMS IH
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., FACTORS INFLUENCING THE STRUCTURE AND FUNCTION OF THE SMALL-INTESTINEIN THE WEANED PIG - A REVIEW, Livestock production science, 51(1-3), 1997, pp. 215-236
A MODIFICATION TO THE ISOTOPE-DILUTION TECHNIQUE FOR ESTIMATING MILK INTAKE OF PIGS USING PIG SERUM
Authors: PLUSKE JR FENTON TW LORSCHY ML PETTIGREW JE SOWER AF AHERNE FX
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., A MODIFICATION TO THE ISOTOPE-DILUTION TECHNIQUE FOR ESTIMATING MILK INTAKE OF PIGS USING PIG SERUM, Journal of animal science, 75(5), 1997, pp. 1279-1283
THE INFLUENCE OF FEEDER TYPE AND THE METHOD OF GROUP ALLOCATION AT WEANING ON VOLUNTARY FOOD-INTAKE AND GROWTH IN PIGLETS
Authors: PLUSKE JR WILLIAMS IH
Citation: Jr. Pluske et Ih. Williams, THE INFLUENCE OF FEEDER TYPE AND THE METHOD OF GROUP ALLOCATION AT WEANING ON VOLUNTARY FOOD-INTAKE AND GROWTH IN PIGLETS, Animal Science, 62, 1996, pp. 115-120
REDUCING STRESS IN PIGLETS AS A MEANS OF INCREASING PRODUCTION AFTER WEANING - ADMINISTRATION OF AMPEROZIDE OR CO-MINGLING OF PIGLETS DURING LACTATION
Authors: PLUSKE JR WILLIAMS IH
Citation: Jr. Pluske et Ih. Williams, REDUCING STRESS IN PIGLETS AS A MEANS OF INCREASING PRODUCTION AFTER WEANING - ADMINISTRATION OF AMPEROZIDE OR CO-MINGLING OF PIGLETS DURING LACTATION, Animal Science, 62, 1996, pp. 121-130
MAINTENANCE OF VILLOUS HEIGHT AND CRYPT DEPTH IN PIGLETS BY PROVIDINGCONTINUOUS NUTRITION AFTER WEANING
Authors: PLUSKE JR WILLIAMS IH AHERNE FX
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., MAINTENANCE OF VILLOUS HEIGHT AND CRYPT DEPTH IN PIGLETS BY PROVIDINGCONTINUOUS NUTRITION AFTER WEANING, Animal Science, 62, 1996, pp. 131-144
VILLOUS HEIGHT AND CRYPT DEPTH IN PIGLETS IN RESPONSE TO INCREASES INTHE INTAKE OF COWS MILK AFTER WEANING
Authors: PLUSKE JR WILLIAMS IH AHERNE FX
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., VILLOUS HEIGHT AND CRYPT DEPTH IN PIGLETS IN RESPONSE TO INCREASES INTHE INTAKE OF COWS MILK AFTER WEANING, Animal Science, 62, 1996, pp. 145-158
THE INCIDENCE OF SWINE-DYSENTERY IN PIGS CAN BE REDUCED BY FEEDING DIETS THAT LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF FERMENTABLE SUBSTRATE ENTERING THE LARGE-INTESTINE
Authors: PLUSKE JR SIBA PM PETHICK DW DURMIC Z MULLAN BP HAMPSON DJ
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., THE INCIDENCE OF SWINE-DYSENTERY IN PIGS CAN BE REDUCED BY FEEDING DIETS THAT LIMIT THE AMOUNT OF FERMENTABLE SUBSTRATE ENTERING THE LARGE-INTESTINE, The Journal of nutrition, 126(11), 1996, pp. 2920-2933
MAINTENANCE OF VILLUS HEIGHT AND CRYPT DEPTH, AND ENHANCEMENT OF DISACCHARIDE DIGESTION AND MONOSACCHARIDE ABSORPTION, IN PIGLETS FED ON COWS WHOLE MILK AFTER WEANING
Authors: PLUSKE JR THOMPSON MJ ATWOOD CS BIRD PH WILLIAMS IH HARTMANN PE
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., MAINTENANCE OF VILLUS HEIGHT AND CRYPT DEPTH, AND ENHANCEMENT OF DISACCHARIDE DIGESTION AND MONOSACCHARIDE ABSORPTION, IN PIGLETS FED ON COWS WHOLE MILK AFTER WEANING, British Journal of Nutrition, 76(3), 1996, pp. 409-422
SPLIT WEANING INCREASES THE GROWTH OF LIGHT PIGLETS DURING LACTATION
Authors: PLUSKE JR WILLIAMS IH
Citation: Jr. Pluske et Ih. Williams, SPLIT WEANING INCREASES THE GROWTH OF LIGHT PIGLETS DURING LACTATION, Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 47(4), 1996, pp. 513-523
STOMACH CANNULATION OF PREGNANT GILTS FOR NUTRITION STUDIES DURING LACTATION
Authors: PLUSKE JR WILLIAMS IH CEGIELSKI AC AHERNE FX
Citation: Jr. Pluske et al., STOMACH CANNULATION OF PREGNANT GILTS FOR NUTRITION STUDIES DURING LACTATION, Canadian journal of animal science, 75(3), 1995, pp. 497-500
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