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  • 1
    ISSN: 1436-6215
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition , Medicine
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  • 2
    Publication Date: 1977-03-01
    Print ISSN: 0044-264X
    Electronic ISSN: 1435-1293
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition , Medicine
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  • 3
    Publication Date: 1977-10-01
    Description: summaryMesomorphic, stress-sensitive Pietrain pigs were found to have a lower insulin secretory response to intravenous tolbutamide, glucose and arginine, when compared with ectomorphic, stress-resistant Large White pigs. Pietrain pigs have also been observed to be insulin-insensitive in comparison with Large White pigs. The combination of a low production of and low sensitivity to insulin in the Pietrain breed could account for their enhanced sensitivity to lipolytic agents and for their reduced ability to deposit body fat.
    Print ISSN: 0021-8596
    Electronic ISSN: 1469-5146
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    Publication Date: 1977-02-01
    Description: SUMMARYCalves were reared on milk replacer up to 5 weeks of age and given ad libitum access to pellets and chopped straw from 1 to 10 weeks of age. Major ingredients of the pellets were ground barley (B) or ground barley and grass meal in a 6:4 ratio (G). Included in these two basal diets were NaCl or NaHCO3, each at 2, 11, 20 or 29 g Na/kg D.M.Calves on G diets ate more than those on B diets but grew at a similar rate. The replacement value of grass meal for ground barley was 1·36:1. Most responses to Na inclusions were unaffected by the basal diets.Before weaning there were linear increases in food intake and growth rate related to Na level in the diet. At 29 g Na/kg D.M., total D.M. intake/kg0.75 and growth rate were respectively 31 and 23% greater than at 2 g Na/kg D.M. After weaning there were differential responses to the two salts. With NaHC03 there were linear increases in food intake and growth rate up to 20 g Na/kg D.M., at which level total D.M. intake/kg0.75 and growth rate were respectively 36 and 44% greater than at 2 g Na/kg D.M. With NaCl the only significant response was that total D.M. intake at 11 g Na/kg D.M. was 16% higher than at 2 g Na/kg D.M.Observations on acid-base balance and water intake indicated that inclusions of NaCl or NaHCO3 up to 20 g Na/kg D.M. were well tolerated by calves. Above this level there was a sharp increase in water intake, and with NaHCO3 there was a large base excess and high pH in the blood.
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    Publication Date: 1977-02-01
    Description: SUMMARYS.24 perennial ryegrass was conserved by ensiling directly (control) and after treatment with a solution of formaldehyde at the rate of 6 g HCHO/100 g crude protein. After storage for 90 days, part of the formaldehyde-treated silage was dried in a high-temperature drier.The quantitative digestion of the energy, carbohydrate and nitrogen moieties of the three diets and the production of volatile fatty acids and microbial protein within the rumen were measured using five sheep fitted with re-entrant cannulae at the proximal duodenum and terminal ileum.Treatment with formaldehyde depressed organic matter and energy digestion within the rumen compared with untreated silage (P 〈 0·001) and a further depression was observed on the dehydrated material. Both formaldehyde-treated silages showed enhanced flows of total amino acids into the small intestine compared with the control silage and net absorption from the small intestine was elevated by 13 and 21% respectively on these two diets. On the untreated silage over 71% of the protein entering the small intestine was microbial in origin whereas, due to depressed microbial growth and increased protection of feed protein from rumen fermentation, microbial protein comprised only 17% of duodenal protein on the two formaldehyde-treated silage diets. Fifteen and 81 % of the dietary protein passed undegraded through the stomachs to the duodenum on the control and the two formaldehyde-treated silage diets respectively.Total VFA production within the rumen was not significantly influenced by the treatments imposed, but on the untreated silage only 56% of the energy apparently digested in the rumen was converted to VTA energy whilst a mean value of 74% was recorded on the other two diets.Estimates of the total energy absorbed gave values of 10·6, 11·9 and 10·7 MJ/kg D.M. for the control, formaldehyde and dried, formaldehyde silage diets with absorbed protein energy representing 21, 22 and 26% of the total absorbed energy respectively.
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    ISSN: 1871-4528
    Keywords: waste ; potato ; insects ; soft rot coliform bacteria ; Erwinia carotovora var.carotovora ; Erwinia carotovora var.atroseptica
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Description / Table of Contents: Zusammenfassung Zwölf Arten von Insekten der Gattung Diptera, periodisch gesammelt auf zwei grossen Kartoffelabfallhaufen in Schottland, waren mit koliformen Nassfäulebakterien kontaminiert (Tab. 2, 3, 5 und 6). Nur zwei der Arten galten vorher als mögliche Uberträger dieser Organismen. 1973 waren 4,6% der an den beiden Orten während der Saison gesammelten Insekten mit diesen Organismen behaftet, 1974 waren es 4,5%. Nicht weniger als 9,6% der Insekten waren bei einigen Fängen im Jahre 1973 und 14,7% im Jahre 1974 Träger von NassfäuleErwinia sp. Die Fruchtfliegen (Parascaptomyza sp. undDrosophila spp.) waren 1973 die am häufigsten kontaminierten Insekten (Tab. 2 und 3). Diese Gruppe von Insekten war auch 1974 meistens kontaminiert, aber am häufigsten wurden die Bakterien vonScatophaga spp. undDelia spp. (Tab. 5 und 6) isoliert. Sowohl 1973 als auch 1974 wurdeErwinia carotovora var.carotovora (in der FolgeE. carotovora genannt) häufiger von den Insekten isoliert alsErwinia carotovora var.atroseptica (in der FolgeE. atroseptica genannt) (Tab. 1 und 4), obwohl die Knollen. die ursprünglich den Abfallhaufen ausmachten, fast sicher meistens mitE. atroseptica infiziert waren. Das Verhältnis vonE. carotovora zuE. atroseptica, isoliert von Insekten beider Haufen, war 1973 9,5∶1 (13,5∶1 und 5,5∶1 je Abfallhaufen) und 1974 3,8∶1 (2,7∶1 und 6,8∶1 für die beiden Orte).E. atroseptica wurde 1973 nur früh in der Vegetationszeit (vor dem 30. Juli) von den Insekten isoliert (Tab. 1), 1974 nur früh (vor dem 30. Juli) oder spät in der Vegetationszeit (nach dem 10. Oktober) (Tab. 4).E. carotovora dagegen konnte in beiden Jahren über die ganze Vegatationszeit isoliert werden (Tab. 1 und 4). Die Wiedergewinnung vonE. atroseptica von Insekten war mit dem Vorhandensein von frisch abgelagerten faulen Knollen zur Zeit. wenn die Insekten gesammelt werden. verbunden. EinzigE. carotovora wurde von Insekten isoliert. die zu einer Zeit gesammelt wurden, wenn auf den Abfallhaufen nurälteres verfaulendes Material vorhanden war. Isolationen von faulenden Ueberresten, die 1975 dem Abfallhaufen entnommen wurden (Tab. 7), zeigten, dass sowohlE. carotovora als auchE. atroseptica in der Regel das ganze Jahr vorhanden waren.E. atroseptica herrschte früh im Jahr (Januar bis Juni) vor und an einem Ort auch spät in der Zeit der Musterentnahme (Oktober bis Dezember).E. carotovora war von Juni bis Oktober der am meisten isolierte Organismus. Das Vorherrschen vonErwinia carotovora var.atroseptica war mit dem Vorhandensein von frisch weggeworfenen Kartoffelknollen früh und spät in der Zeit der Musterentnahme verbunden.E. carotovora schien in den faulenden Knollen länger zu überleben und war der am meisten isolierte Organismus aus älterem verwesendem Material. Die Verhältniswerte vonE. carotovora zuE. atroseptica. isoliert von Insekten. waren höher alsjene, die für das verfaulende Material aus den Abfallhaufen gefunden wurden. Es ist anzunehmen, dass die Insekten selbst einen selektiven Einfluss zu Gunsten vonE. carotovora ausüben. Von einem der Abfallhaufen gesammelten Insekten übertrugen im GlashausE. carotovora sogleich auf verletzte Kartoffelstengel. Man nimmt an, dass Kartoffelbestände. die mit Hilfe des Stengelschnittes von koliformen Nassfäuleerregern befreit wurden, durch Insekten, die von Kartoffelabfallhaufen kommen, wieder verseucht werden können.
    Abstract: Résumé 12 genres d'insectes appartenant à l'ordre des Diptères, capturés périodiquement en Ecosse. sur deux grands tas de déchets de pommes de terre se sont révélés être contaminés par des bactéries coliformes. agents de la pourriture molle (tableaux 2, 3, 5 et 6). Auparavant, seuls 2 genres avaient été cités comme vecteurs possibles de ces microorganismes. En 1973, 4.6% des insectes capturés aux 2 endroits, et en cours de saison. portaient ces parasites de la pomme de terre. En 1974. 4,5% étaient également contaminés. Pour l'ensemble de ces captures. il y a eu 9.6% des insectes en 1973. et 14.7% en 1974 qui portaientErwinia sp. Les mouches des fruits (Parascaptomyza etDrosophila spp.) ont été le plus fréquemment contaminés en 1973 (tableaux 2 et 3). Ce groupe d'insectes était également atteint en 1974. mais les bactéries on été plus fréquemment isolées à partir deScatophaga spp. etDélia spp. (tableaux 5 et 6). En 1973 et 1974.Erwinia carotovora var.carotovora (dans la suiteE. carotovora) a été plus fréquemment isolé de ces insectes qu'Erwinia carotovora var.atroseptica (dans la suiteE. atroseptica) (tableaux 1 et 4) bien que les tubercules constituant à l'origine les tas de déchets étaient certainement plus infestés parE. atroseptica. Le rapport entreE. carotovora etE. atroseptica pour les isolements sur insectes provenant des deux endroits a été 9,5/1 (respectivement 13.5/1 et 5.5/1 pour chacun des tas de déchets) en 1973 et 3,8/1 (2,7/1 et 6,8/1) en 1974.E. atroseptica n'a été isolé que tôt dans l'année (avant le 30 juillet) en 1973 (tableau 1) et 1974 (tableau 4) elle l'a été précocement (avant le 30 juillet) ou tardivement (après le 10 octobre).E. carotovora, par contre, l'a été durant toute la saison pendant les deux années (tableuaux 1 et 4) l'isolement d'E. atroseptica est lié au moment de la capture des insectes, à la présence de tubercules nouvellement pourris lors de la mise en tas. Par contreE. carotovora a été isolé à partir des insectes capturés sur les tas où il n'y avait que du matériel présentant des pourritures plus agées. En 1975, des isolements effectués sur les tas de déchets ont montré qu'E. carotovora etE. atroseptica étaient habituellement présents toute l'année (tableau 7).E. atroseptica était prédominante en début de saison (de janvier à juin). II n'y a eu qu'un seul cas où on l'a observé plus tardivement durant la période d'échantillonage (octobre à décembre).E. carotovora a été le principal organisme isolé de juin à octobre. La prédominance d'E. atroseptica était associée à la présence de tubercules nouvellement entreposés précocement et tardivement durant la période d'échantillonage.E. carotovora semblait subsister plus longuement dans les tubercules pourris et était le principal organisme isolé à partir de matériel altéré le plus agé. Les rapportsE. carotovora surE. atroseptica obtenus à partir des isolements effectués sur insectes ont été plus élévés que ceux trouvés à partir du matériel pourri en provenance des tas. Les auteurs suggèrent que les insectes euxmêmes peuvent exercer une action sélective en faveur d'E. carotovora. Les insectes collectés à partir d'un des tas peuvent transmettre facilementE. carotovora aux pommes de terre se trouvant en serre et dont les tiges sont endommagées. Les auteurs suggèrent que les lots de pommes de terre indemnes de bactéries coliformes grace au procédé de bouturage peuvent être à nouveau recontaminé à partir des tas de déchets de pommes de terre et par l'intermédiaire des insectes.
    Notes: Summary Insects belonging to 12 genera in the Order Diptera, found at two large waste potato dumps in Scotland. were contaminated with soft rot coliform bacteria. In 1973, 5.7% and 3.2% and in 1974, 4.8% and 4.1% of the insects caught at each site yielded these organisms. The bacteria were identified mainly asErwinia carotovora var.carotovora, though some isolates wereErwinia carotovora var.atroseptica. Isolations from potato dump waste showed that at the time when fly activity was greatest the majority of soft rot coliforms in the waste wereE. carotovora var.carotovora, despite the fact that tubers originally forming the dumps were almost certainly infected mostly withE. carotovora var.atroseptica. Contaminated insects could readily transmit soft rot coliforms to damaged areas on the aerial parts of potato plants. It is suggested that potato stocks freed from these organisms by the stem cutting procedure could become re-contaminated by insects that disperse from potato dumps.
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    Potato research 20 (1977), S. 243-245 
    ISSN: 1871-4528
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
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    Plant and soil 47 (1977), S. 313-322 
    ISSN: 1573-5036
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Summary Flooded soils, which accumulate gaseous products of anaerobic fermentation, are often associated with poor rice plant growth. In the present experiment the effects of CO2, CH4, N2, and air on rice seedling growth and nutrition were evaluated. Nutrient culture techniques were used to avoid secondary soil effects normally experienced. Carbon dioxide gas in the root zone of rice reduced seedling growth significantly, whereas CH4 and N2 had no significant effect. Methane gave no stimulatory benefits, unlike results reported by some earlier workers. Of three major nutrient elements studied, P uptake was affected more than N or K. Phosphorus uptake was significantly reduced in leaves and sheaths by all three gases, but was significantly increased in roots. This suggests an immobilization mechanism affecting P in roots, and since CO2, CH4, and N2 behaved similarly in contrast to air, a lack of oxygen in the root system is suspected as the causal mechanism rather than toxic effects of gases. Effects on N and K uptake were minimal and insignificant.
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    Plant and soil 47 (1977), S. 303-311 
    ISSN: 1573-5036
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Summary Disposal of rice straw through soil incorporation may contribute to anaerobic fermentation processes producing concentrations of organic acids which are toxic to rice plants. The present studies were conducted to determine the kind, amount, and time of production of organic acids as a function of rice straw additions (0, 0.25, and 0.5 per cent of soil weight), and temperature (10, 20, and 30°C). Nine samples were taken at 5, and 10 day intervals for 60 days to measure concentrations of organic acids. Only acetic acid was detected in the incubated soil with rice straw added. The amount and peak production of acetic acid increased with the rate of straw added and temperature. Acetic acid concentrations varied between 10.6 and 22.7 μeq/20 g soil, and the peak production occurred between 15 and 20 days after incubation. Organic acids were not found in sufficient amounts to affect the growth of rice plants grown in soils that were not previously puddled or in a reduced state.
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    Plant and soil 47 (1977), S. 323-334 
    ISSN: 1573-5036
    Source: Springer Online Journal Archives 1860-2000
    Topics: Agriculture, Forestry, Horticulture, Fishery, Domestic Science, Nutrition
    Notes: Summary Soils which are flooded for lowland rice culture shift from aerobic to anaerobic organic matter transformations. Anaerobic carbon transformations, involving chiefly rice crop residues, are characterized by the formation of various organic acids. These may accumulate after prolonged incubations in amounts sufficient to be toxic to developing rice seedlings. In these experiments the effects of acetic, propionic, and butyric acids were studied at 1, 5, and 10 mN on the growth and nutrition of 14 day old (Oryza sativa L.) cultivar ‘Earlirose’ rice seedlings. Nutrient solutions were used in the experiments with pH controlled at 6.5 in one experiment and in another the acid concentrations were allowed to attain equilibrium pH with the nutrient solution (1 mN=4.6, 5 mN=3.9, and 10 mN=3.8). Root elongation of rice seedlings was decreased by increased organic acid concentrations at both pH's. New root initiation was totally inhibited at all organic acid concentrations at equilibrium pH, and at 10 mN with pH 6.5. New root initiation at 1 and 5 mN at pH 6.5 allowed increased seedling dry matter production, whereas it was reduced in all other treatments. Plant height and weight were also decreased by increased acid concentrations. At pH 6.5 the plants showed no specific symptoms of organic acid toxicity except reduced growth. At equilibrium pH values specific symptoms were observed. At 1 mN, the seedlings withered, similar to desiccation; at 5 mN the leaf tips showed symptoms similar to bronzing; and at 10 mN the seedlings died after 24 hours. Uptake of both P and K by roots were reduced by increased concentrations of all organic acids at both pH's. P concentration and total uptake were reduced in the shoots with all treatments, whereas the effects on K in shoots were not consistent. The magnitude of organic acid toxicity is a function of the kind, concentration and the degree of dissociation of the acid. Increased media pH reduces the toxicity of the acid concentrations.
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