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Interferon-Tau in Maternal Peripheral Blood and Its Relationship with Progesterone and Pregnancy-Associated Glycoproteins in the Early Phases of Gestation in Water Buffalo. [PDF]
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Lignin degradation by water buffalo
Tropical Animal Health and Production, 2021So far, few animals with the ability of lignin degradation have been reported except termite and longicorn. In this study, it was found that the crude fiber and acid detergent lignin (ADL) of rice straw can be degraded dramatically higher by buffalo than those by cattle.
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Water Buffalo Genomic Diversity
2022Since the advent of molecular genetics, the analysis of polymorphic loci has been used to study diversity between and within species at all levels of biological complexity, including domestic animals. Following technological improvements, different types of molecular markers have been used to characterize population variability, including allozymes ...
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The Bovine Practitioner, 1977
The water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) is a neglected bovine animal with a notable and so far unexploited potential, especially for meat and milk production. World buffalo stocks, which at present total 150 million in some 40 countries, are increasing steadily. It is important that national stocks should be upgraded by selective breeding allied to ...
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The water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) is a neglected bovine animal with a notable and so far unexploited potential, especially for meat and milk production. World buffalo stocks, which at present total 150 million in some 40 countries, are increasing steadily. It is important that national stocks should be upgraded by selective breeding allied to ...
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Scientific American, 1967
The water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) is a neglected bovine animal with a notable and so far unexploited potential, especially for meat and milk production. World buffalo stocks, which at present total 150 million in some 40 countries, are increasing steadily.
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The water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) is a neglected bovine animal with a notable and so far unexploited potential, especially for meat and milk production. World buffalo stocks, which at present total 150 million in some 40 countries, are increasing steadily.
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British Veterinary Journal, 1981
SUMMARY The water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) is among the most productive of domestic animals. The world population is at least 150 million in some 40 countries, most of which are classed as developing. Recognized for thousands of years as an efficient draught animal, the buffalo is also a source of quality meat which, as a result of a unique ...
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SUMMARY The water buffalo (Bubalus bubalis) is among the most productive of domestic animals. The world population is at least 150 million in some 40 countries, most of which are classed as developing. Recognized for thousands of years as an efficient draught animal, the buffalo is also a source of quality meat which, as a result of a unique ...
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Reproduction in the Water Buffalo
Reproduction in Domestic Animals, 2007ContentsIn this paper, an account of various aspects related to buffalo reproduction are given. Fundamental concepts of the reproductive physiology as well as manipulation of the reproductive function will be presented. This will include an overview of the most recent developments of the oestrous cycle and the ovulation control, new strategies of ...
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Extrapulmonary silicosis in two water buffaloes
Journal of Comparative Pathology, 1995Two cases of extrathoracic silicosis in buffaloes raised near a quartz quarry and suffering from clinically severe silicosis are described. The extrapulmonary changes were characterized by silicoconiotic nodules in the tonsils, mesenteric lymph nodes and spleen.
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Journal AWWA, 1927
The inhabitants of a modern city are so accustomed to securing water for all purposes simply by turning on a faucet that they seldom realize the amount of study and work involved in obtaining such a supply, and are also ignorant of the progressive development of and the large amount of money expended on their water works system. Buffalo is fortunate in
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The inhabitants of a modern city are so accustomed to securing water for all purposes simply by turning on a faucet that they seldom realize the amount of study and work involved in obtaining such a supply, and are also ignorant of the progressive development of and the large amount of money expended on their water works system. Buffalo is fortunate in
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