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Evidence of endotoxins in the rumen bacteria of cattle fed hay or grain.

T G Nagaraja E E Bartley L R Fina H D Anthony R M Bechtle

J Anim Sci

July 1978

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Quantitation of endotoxin in cell-free rumen fluid of cattle.

T G Nagaraja E E Bartley L R Fina H D Anthony S M Dennis

J Anim Sci

June 1978

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Ammonia toxicity in cattle. IV. Effects of unprocessed or extrusion-cooked mixtures of grain and urea, biuret, or dicyanodiamide and liquid supplements on rumen and blood changes associated with toxicity.

A Davidovich E E Bartley G A Milliken A D Dayton C W Deyoe

J Anim Sci

December 1977

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Effects of storage temperature and mercuric chloride on preservation of blood samples for later determination of ammonia-N.

A Davidovich E E Bartley R M Bechtle A D Dayton

J Anim Sci

October 1977

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Ammonia toxicity in cattle. III. Absorption of ammonia gas from the rumen and passage of urea and ammonia from the rumen to the duodenum.

A Davidovich E E Bartley R M Bechtle A D Dayton

J Anim Sci

September 1977

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Ammonia toxicity in cattle. II. Changes in carotid and jugular blood components associated with toxicity.

A Davidovich E E Bartley T E Chapman R M Bechtle A D Dayton

J Anim Sci

April 1977

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Ammonia toxicity in cattle. I. Rumen and blood changes associated with toxicity and treatment methods.

E E Bartley A D Davidovich G W Barr G W Griffel A D Dayton

J Anim Sci

October 1976

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Coffee grounds. I. Effects of coffee grounds on ration digestibility and diuresis in cattle, on in vitro rumen fermentation, and on rat growth.

T W Campbell E E Bartley R M Bechtle A D Dayton

J Dairy Sci

August 1976

Holstein steers were used to compare rations in which coffee grounds replaced grain at rates of 0, 5, 10, or 20%. The coffee grounds analyzed (%) dry matter 91.1, protein 11.

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Studies on synergists for antimicrobial agents. II. Antimycobacterial agents.

R M BECHTLE G H SCHERR

Antibiot Chemother (Northfield)

December 1959

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Studies on synergists for antimicrobial agents. III. Compounds having plant growth activity.

G H SCHERR R M BECHTLE

Antibiot Annu

November 1998

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A new agar for in vitro antimicrobial sensitivity testing.

R M BECHTLE G H SCHERR

Antibiot Chemother (Northfield)

December 1958

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Studies on synergists for antimicrobial agents.

G H SCHERR R M BECHTLE

Antibiot Annu

July 2000

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