Effect of Nitrate Supplementation on Digestion, Rumen Fermentation, Plasma Metabolites, and Nitrogen Use in Sheep Fed a High‐Forage Diet
Keletso Ntokome(Hiroshima University), Toshihisa Sugino(Hiroshima University), Y. Inabu(Hiroshima University), Taketo Obitsu(Hiroshima University), Shion Hisadomi(Hiroshima University)
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