Microscopie des plantes consommées par les animaux

Name: Microscopie des plantes consommées par les animaux
Brand: Éditions Quae
SKU: 9782759209255
Price: 38.0 EUR
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ISBN: 978-2-7592-0925-5

by Joselyne Rech (writer)

Collection: Guide pratique

may 2011

Book 140 x 245 format 312 pages In stock	38,00 €
eBook [PDF] 140 x 245 format 312 pages Download after purchase	25,99 €

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This guide suggests an original method of identifying plants ingested by animals. The author presents a method of observing fragments of a plant (leaf, seed, fruit, husk), unrecognisable with the naked eye or a magnifying glass, which are found in dung, the digestive contents of animals or commodities reduced to meal when manufacturing feed.
Identifying a plant species ingested by livestock, its potential toxicity for human food and animal feed its traceability in industrial food products are all applications and issues of this new approach.
The work includes a precise description and encoding of each characteristic observed. This is illustrated systematically for easy identification. The book features more than 150 pen and ink drawings by the author.

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