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Dietary fiber (fibre in
Commonwealth English) or
roughage is the
portion of plant-derived food that
cannot be
completely broken down by
human digestive...
- the
roughage that is
regurgitated cleans bacteria from the
walls of the crop. If
hawks in
captivity are not
provided with this
necessary roughage, and...
- for
microbial fermentation of
ingested feed,
which is
often fiber-rich
roughage typically indigestible by
mammalian digestive systems. The
rumen is known...
- are herbivorous. Most
breeds prefer to
graze on gr**** and
other short roughage,
avoiding the
taller woody parts of
plants that
goats readily consume....
- represent: /ɡ/ as in ghost, aghast, burgher,
spaghetti /f/ as in cough, laugh,
roughage ∅ (no sound) as in through, neighbor,
night /x/ in ugh (rarely) /p/ in...
- undigested. The
process of
rumination is
stimulated by the
presence of
roughage in the
upper part of the reticulorumen. The
chest cavity is stretched,...
- pet food is not advised,
because they do not
include enough calcium and
roughage.
Kookaburras are
usually seen
waiting for
their prey on
powerlines or low...
-
critique implicit in his
pioneering noise and
multimedia performance group Roughage. He
attended M.I.N.D. high
school and in 1986
entered the film studies...
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monogastric animals.
Cottonseed hulls can be
added to
dairy cattle rations for
roughage.
During the
American slavery period,
cotton root bark was used in folk...
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percent protein and 1.5–4
percent tannin. It is
valued as a
source of
roughage for
ruminants such as cattle.
Grating of
tuberous roots A close-up of the...
