Claim · model-written summary
Maize stover had the highest molybdenum among dry fodders, 0.88 ppm.
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e0“Maize stover had the highest (0.88 ppm) and Paspalum scrobiculatum straw the lowest (0.19 ppm) Mo values among the dried fodders.”
Title
Molybdenum and zinc contents of some common fodders and concentrates.
B. M. Patel; V.R. Thakore; C. A. Patel; et al. 1971
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- Observation Fresh lucerne had the highest molybdenum among fresh fodders, 2.55 ppm.
- Observation Sorghum had the lowest molybdenum among fresh fodders, 1.06 ppm.
- Observation Paspalum scrobiculatum straw had the lowest molybdenum among dry fodders, 0.19 ppm.
- Observation Pennisetum purpureum × P. americanum fresh herbage had the highest zinc, 37.19 ppm.
- Observation Lucerne had the lowest zinc among fresh herbage, 19.91 ppm.
- Observation Sorghum straw contained 37.03 ppm zinc.
- Observation P. scrobiculatum straw contained 36.99 ppm zinc.
- Observation Pasture grass hay had the lowest zinc content, 5.88 ppm.
- Observation Panicum miliaceum straw had low zinc content, 7.88 ppm.