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June 1, 1981The Journal of Agricultural Science

Direct estimation of the extent of contamination of food residues by microbial matter after incubation within synthetic fibre bags in the rumen

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JMJohn C. MathersUniversity of LondonEAE. M. AitchisonResearch Complex at Harwell

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