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Foraging is
searching for wild food resources. It
affects an animal's
fitness because it
plays an
important role in an animal's
ability to
survive and...
- A
forager is a
person who
collects edible plants or
fungi for consumption.
Urban foragers may
collect in city parks,
private lands, and sidewalks. Urban...
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Forage is a
plant material (mainly
plant leaves and stems)
eaten by
grazing livestock. Historically, the term
forage has
meant only
plants eaten by the...
- Look up
forager or
foraging in Wiktionary, the free dictionary. A
forager is one who
forages, i. e.,
looks for
forage.
Forager may
refer to: A hunter-gatherer...
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Information foraging is a
theory that
applies the
ideas from
optimal foraging theory to
understand how
human users search for information. The theory...
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Forage fish, also
called prey fish or bait fish, are
small pelagic fish that feed on
planktons (i.e. planktivores) and
other small aquatic organisms (e...
- A
forage harvester – also
known as a
silage harvester,
forager or chopper – is a farm
implement that
harvests forage plants to make silage.
Silage is gr****...
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plants cut and
carried to them),
rather than that
which they
forage for
themselves (called
forage).
Fodder includes hay, straw, silage,
compressed and pelleted...
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Forage cap is the
designation given to
various types of
military undress,
fatigue or
working headwear.
These vary
widely in form,
according to country...
- The
Forage War was a
partisan campaign consisting of
numerous small skirmishes that took
place in New
Jersey during the
American Revolutionary War between...
