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INFLUENCE COMPARÉE DE LA MACHINE DE RÉCOLTE SUR LES QUANTITÉS D'ENSILAGE INGÉRÉES PAR DES GÉNISSES ET DES MOUTONS

J. P. DULPHY, Brigitte MICHALET, J. P. ANDRIEU, J. M. BOISSAU, H. BOUSQUET, L. L'HOTELIER

Ann. Zootech., 24 4 (1975) 757-763

DOI: https://doi.org/10.1051/animres:19750414

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