- most
commonly used to
breed mulards due to the breed's high meat production. Like many
interspecific F1 hybrids,
mulards are sterile,
giving them the...
- cross-bred with mallard-derived
domestic ducks to
produce the
hybrids called mulards. The
Muscovy had been
domesticated by
various indigenous peoples of the...
-
platyrhynchos domestica)
called the
Mulard duck. This
hybrid is
sterile and is, therefore,
sometimes referred to as a "mule" duck.
Mulards are
estimated to account...
-
particularly in
North America.
Magret refers specifically to the
breast of a
mulard or
Muscovy (or Barbary) duck that has been
force fed to
produce foie gras...
-
Animal welfare groups object to force-feeding of birds. Here a
Mulard duck is
being force fed corn in
order to
fatten its
liver for foie gras production...
- platyrhynchos; a few
derive from
Cairina moschata, the
Muscovy duck, or are
mulards,
hybrids of
these with A.
platyrhynchos stock.
Domestication has greatly...
- &
Lofficier 2002, p. 147. Da. 2003;
Lofficier &
Lofficier 2002, p. 147.
Mulard 2012.
Lofficier &
Lofficier 2002, p. 150.
Christensen 2003. PBS July 2006...
-
Khaki Campbell[citation needed] Laplaigne: 9
Magpie duck
Merchtem duck: 9
Mulard: 15
Muscovy duck (culinarily
known as Barbary)
Naked Neck duck Orpington...
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Hybrid pheasant (left) and
hybrid of
black grouse ×
hazel grouse (right)
Mulards,
hybrids between a
domestic Muscovy duck and a wild-type
mallard Haldane's...
- Mohammad-Reza
Qazvini at
Finckenstein Palace to meet with
Napoleon on 27
April 1807 for the
Treaty of Finckenstein.
Detail of a
painting by François
Mulard....
