An improved bleaching, staining and mounting procedure for fecal samples permits the identification of plant fragments to be made with the projection microscope in addition to the usual binocular types. Small modifications to existing techniques of preparing standard plant material facilitate direct comparison of plant fragments in feces with these standards.This material was digitized as part of a cooperative project between the Society for Range Management and the University of Arizona Libraries.The Journal of Range Management archives are made available by the Society for Range Management and the University of Arizona Libraries. Contact lbry-journals@email.arizona.edu for further information.Migrated from OJS platform August 202
Cuticular imprints of underlying plant tissue which survive ruminant digestion in herbivore feces pr...
A rapid and reproducible method to determine botanical composition of forage is an ecological and ec...
A procedure is described for preparation of plant specimens for field use with transparent, self-adh...
The dry weight composition of foodplants was estimated by a microscope technique for esophageal samp...
Most forage plants in animal diets can be identified by microhistological analysis. However, the epi...
A study was conducted to determine the influence of sample preparation procedures on the ratio of id...
A microscope point method was used to develop weight prediction equations for plant species in masti...
Chemical and botanical analyses of feces provide information on diet quality and composition that is...
Microhistological analysis has become the most commonly used and successful method for determining m...
Procedures used for estimating the botanical composition of the range herbivore's diet include diet ...
When 100X and 200X microscope magnification levels were used singly and interchangeably in microhist...
This material was digitized as part of a cooperative project between the Society for Range Managemen...
A mean dissimilarity index was used to measure the degree of dietary overlap of appropriately paired...
An apparatus was designed and field tested for total collection of feces from tame, free-grazing dee...
There is confusion in the literature as to the underlying basis for quantifying botanical mixtures m...
Cuticular imprints of underlying plant tissue which survive ruminant digestion in herbivore feces pr...
A rapid and reproducible method to determine botanical composition of forage is an ecological and ec...
A procedure is described for preparation of plant specimens for field use with transparent, self-adh...
The dry weight composition of foodplants was estimated by a microscope technique for esophageal samp...
Most forage plants in animal diets can be identified by microhistological analysis. However, the epi...
A study was conducted to determine the influence of sample preparation procedures on the ratio of id...
A microscope point method was used to develop weight prediction equations for plant species in masti...
Chemical and botanical analyses of feces provide information on diet quality and composition that is...
Microhistological analysis has become the most commonly used and successful method for determining m...
Procedures used for estimating the botanical composition of the range herbivore's diet include diet ...
When 100X and 200X microscope magnification levels were used singly and interchangeably in microhist...
This material was digitized as part of a cooperative project between the Society for Range Managemen...
A mean dissimilarity index was used to measure the degree of dietary overlap of appropriately paired...
An apparatus was designed and field tested for total collection of feces from tame, free-grazing dee...
There is confusion in the literature as to the underlying basis for quantifying botanical mixtures m...
Cuticular imprints of underlying plant tissue which survive ruminant digestion in herbivore feces pr...
A rapid and reproducible method to determine botanical composition of forage is an ecological and ec...
A procedure is described for preparation of plant specimens for field use with transparent, self-adh...