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Studies on Wool-Eating Ailment in Guizhou Semi-Fine Wool Sheep
Agricultural Sciences in China, 2011Abstract The clinical symptoms of a disorder which is known locally as “wool-eating ailment” in Guizhou semi-fine wool sheep in the Weining County of Guizhou Province, China, are poor weight gain, lost appetite, pica, emaciation, and wool-eating. The mineral composition of forage, and samples of blood, liver and wool from Guizhou semi-fine wool sheep ...
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Development and characterizations of super-fine wool powder
Powder Technology, 2004Abstract Wool powder was produced from wool fiber after pretreated with 0.5% NaClO solution and then it was cut into short pieces and ground with a special designed machine. Scanning electron microscopy (SEM) photos showed that super-fine wool powder around 2 μm can be produced from the fibers around 25 μm in diameter, and most of the powder was in ...
Weilin Xu +3 more
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The Journal of The Textile Institute, 1995
(1995). Spinning Fineness for Wool. The Journal of The Textile Institute: Vol. 86, No. 1, pp. 164-166.
K. L. Butler, M. Dolling
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(1995). Spinning Fineness for Wool. The Journal of The Textile Institute: Vol. 86, No. 1, pp. 164-166.
K. L. Butler, M. Dolling
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Effects of skirting on yield, fineness, and value of wool from fine-wool range ewes
Journal of Animal Science, 1992Eighty-one mixed-age (2 to 8 yr old) Rambouillet ewes (58.5 kg, SD 5.9 kg) were randomly assigned to three treatment groups that contained similar numbers to study the effects of wool skirting on clean yield, fiber diameter, and prices received for fine wool. The sheep were managed as a single flock on an experimental ranch close to Barnhart, TX during
C J, Lupton +4 more
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Some wool follicle and crimp parameters in fine-wool Tasmanian merinos
Australian Journal of Agricultural Research, 1969Samples of wool and skin taken from the same animals were observed in finewool Tasmanian Merinos. It was found that highly crimped wool is produced by small follicles, follicle size being measured by the length of the chord or of the arc. It was also found that in animals on a high level of nutrition, high wool growth rate is ...
T Nay, PA Williams
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HISTOSTRUCTURE OF THE SKIN OF FINE-WOOL SHEEP BREEDS WITH DIFFERENT FINENESS OF WOOL
Agrarian Bulletin of the North CaucasusThe article presents an analysis of histological indices of the skin of fine-wool sheep breeds with different wool fineness. 75 % of the Manych merino rams had a wool fiber diameter of up to 23.09 μm (quality 64), 16.7 % – up to 17.95 μm (quality 80) and 8.3 % – 19.09 μm (quality 70).
Irina Dmitrik +2 more
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METHODS OF IMPROVING PRODUCTIVITY OF FINE WOOL SHEEP
Bulletin of the Korkyt Ata Kyzylorda University, 2023В статье представлены методы улучшения продуктивно-племенных качеств отечественных мясо-шерстных тонкорунных пород овец. Дана краткая характеристика породулучшателейзарубежнойселекции.Приведены предварительныерезультаты работпо улучшениюпродуктивности тонкорунных овец в четырех хозяйствах Алматинской и Жетысу областей. В данных сельхозформированиях для
T.Y. Kenzhebaev +4 more
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New Device for Determining Wool Fineness
Textile Research, 1933Dr. Hardy is senior animal fibre technologist of the Bureau of Animal Industry, U. S. Department of Agriculture, and is the author of the chapter on "Wool Fibre Research" in U. S. Institute's book Textile Research: A Survey of Progress. The novel device which he invented and is here described, was developed for wool, but seems equally well adapted to ...
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HEREDITAS, 2006
Eighteen microsatellites on chromosomes 1, 2, 3, 9 were studied to detect their genotypes in 206 individuals in a Liangshan Semi-fine Wool Sheep nucleus breeding population. A GLM procedure was used to analyze the effects of these 18 microsatellites on wool traits. Results uncovered 7 loci that had a significant impact on wool traits. Genotypes of that
Gao-Fu, Wang, Deng-Jun, Wu
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Eighteen microsatellites on chromosomes 1, 2, 3, 9 were studied to detect their genotypes in 206 individuals in a Liangshan Semi-fine Wool Sheep nucleus breeding population. A GLM procedure was used to analyze the effects of these 18 microsatellites on wool traits. Results uncovered 7 loci that had a significant impact on wool traits. Genotypes of that
Gao-Fu, Wang, Deng-Jun, Wu
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The Journal of Agricultural Science, 1969
SUMMARYInternal and external follicle diameters of both primary and secondary follicles of Texel x Ossimi and Merino x Barki ewes were greater, at birth, than those in either respective parent breed; the density of primary follicles at birth was less in the cross-breds than in the parental breeds, for both crosses.
M. T. Ragab, I. F. M. Marai
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SUMMARYInternal and external follicle diameters of both primary and secondary follicles of Texel x Ossimi and Merino x Barki ewes were greater, at birth, than those in either respective parent breed; the density of primary follicles at birth was less in the cross-breds than in the parental breeds, for both crosses.
M. T. Ragab, I. F. M. Marai
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