Treatment of bovine hypocuprosis by the oral administration of cupric oxide needles. [electronic resource]

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Suttle, N F

Producer: 19800417Description: 135A p. digitalISSN:

0029-6651

Subject(s):

Animals
Cattle
Copper -- deficiency
Feces -- analysis
Hair -- metabolism
Liver -- metabolism

In: The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society vol. 38

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Treatment of bovine hypocuprosis by the oral administration of cupric oxide needles.

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Suttle N. F., . (19800417). Treatment of bovine hypocuprosis by the oral administration of cupric oxide needles. : The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society.

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Suttle N F, . 19800417. Treatment of bovine hypocuprosis by the oral administration of cupric oxide needles. : The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society.

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Suttle N. F., . (19800417). Treatment of bovine hypocuprosis by the oral administration of cupric oxide needles. : The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society.

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Suttle N F, . Treatment of bovine hypocuprosis by the oral administration of cupric oxide needles. : The Proceedings of the Nutrition Society. 19800417.

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