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Assessing Plant-wax Markers as a Tool to Estimate Intake and Diet Composition in Beef Cattle
Estimating feed efficiency of ruminants in grazing environments is difficult due to challenges in measuring intake and diet composition of animals that are freely grazing. Plant-wax markers, especially n-alkanes (ALK), have been shown to be a potential tool to calculate intake and diet composition.
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