nonruminants

However, tannins and lectin proteins found in leaves and inner bark can interfere with digestion in ruminants and in nonruminants (Harris et al. 1984).

Chapter 8 1996

However, tannins and lectin proteins found in leaves and inner bark can interfere with digestion in ruminants and in nonruminants (Harris et al. 1984).

Chapter 10 1996

In Jamaica, a patented, anaerobic fermentation process has been developed which detoxifies ground Leucacna leaf meal for use in rations for nonruminants (Lewis, 1987).

Chapter 4 1994

Indeed, they share a number of characteristics with nonruminants, including lack of horns or antlers; continually growing, tusklike upper canines in males; sharp-crowned premolars; and four fully developed toes.

26 Mouse Deer 1991

Therefore, for optimum production, some small animals, particularly nonruminants, require feed that is higher in protein and lower in fiber than large animals.

Chapter 3 1991

However, tannins and lectin proteins found in leaves and inner bark can interfere with digestion in ruminants and in nonruminants (Harris et al. 1984).

Chapter 12 1990

These are the building blocks of protein that cannot be synthesized by humans (and other nonruminants such as pigs and poultry) and must therefore be obtained entirely from food.

6 Food and Feed Uses 1989

As untreated fish silage may have undesirable effects on ruminants, it should be fed only to nonruminants.

Chapter 10 1979