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91. A Utah prairie dog emerges to forage in spring snow.

92. As a Leguminosae forage with high ratooning ability Lespedeza bicolor Turcz. have high economic value.

93. Planting pasture had become a main forage for confined livestock while prohibiting from grazing and changing sloping field into grassland or woodland had been bring into effect in south of Ningxia.

94. A method for mass culture of wheat aphids was developed using wheat seedling as forage.

95. The men have been turned loose in the fields to forage like goats under the guns.

96. Cattle can damage forage crops by eating down to the roots.

97. The invention belongs to the technical field of forage, in particular to a thallus fermenting forage.

98. Forage disintegrator is machinery widely used in the forage machine.

99. Small grains, hay, and forage crops form the basis for raising cattle.

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100. Profile: Introduction and promotion of Canadian technology of newly developed forage high feed quality sorghum and pearl millet hybrid to enhance milk and meat production in China.

101. It was based on mixed farming and was centered around grazing cattle, leguminous forage and green manure crops, grown in rotation with cereals, root crops and oil seeds.

102. Females lay their eggs in grassy patches where solitary bees forage.

103. The reducing sugar contents in forage plants in high plain grassland were higher than that in sandy grassland except Leymus chinensis and Carex duriuscula.

104. Contagious Ecthyma mainly harms lamb and makes it difficult to suck at breast, take forage and increase weight.

105. The experiment was conducted to study the effects of seeding rates on plant density and forage yield of White Horse Tooth maize (Zea mays L)in Xining.

106. An annual plant(Cyamopsis tetragonolobus) probably native to India, adapted to semiarid regions and grown as a forage crop and for its seeds, from which guar gum is obtained.

107. Mix-planting experiment on annual legume with gramineous forage grass was conducted at Huangcheng Sheep Breeding Experimental Farm from 1998-1999.

108. Cocksfoot was adapted to the environmental conditions, but relatively low in forage yield.

109. It is a good leguminous forage germ plasm that has advantage of strong resistance.

110. Eurasian grass grown in United States great plains area for forage and erosion control.

111. By GFAAS, we have directly determined trace copper in forage, studied various experimental conditions, and formed a simple method with satisfactory precision and accuracy.

112. Natamycin is a kind of polyene macrolide antifungal antibiotic not only specifically represses yeast and fungi but also plays as a natural antiseptic in food and forage industry.

113. When the forage to be ensiled is below 30% dry matter, an additive may be needed to reduce the growth of clostridia .

114. Flickers are woodpeckers that can hammer trees but prefer to forage on the ground.

115. Also aboard the plane are more than 480 kg of feed for the animals, including paper mulberry leaves, mulberry leaves, forage grass, low protein feed particles, vitamin and block salt.

116. After rapidly warming, a sea once swimming with fatty forage fish like herring and capelin eventually became dominated by pollock, Atka mackerel and flatfish.

117. CONCLUSION: High fat feed and high laevulose forage can both induce the insulin resistance in rats.

118. This is a spring forage grass in desert steppe regions.

119. Because of their efforts, the pioneers who followed didn't have to forage for food.

120. Females in the same reproductive stage — lactating mothers with foals, for example — may temporarily move and forage together.