1960
DOI: 10.3168/jds.s0022-0302(60)90317-9
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Changes in the Tissue and Volume of the Stomachs of Calves Following the Removal of Dry Feed or Consumption of Inert Bulk

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“…The data show the positive effect of including crude glycerin in starter concentrate on rumen-reticulum development, which was probably due to the higher concentrate intake, which is considered the main stimulant to develop the rumen by the end product of its fermentation (Harrison et al, 1960;Coverdale et al, 2004;Khan et al, 2008;Boyd et al, 2013). The rumen-reticulum weight and volume increased ninefold in eight weeks in the animals fed concentrate with 240 g kg −1 crude glycerin, compared with the reference animals.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…The data show the positive effect of including crude glycerin in starter concentrate on rumen-reticulum development, which was probably due to the higher concentrate intake, which is considered the main stimulant to develop the rumen by the end product of its fermentation (Harrison et al, 1960;Coverdale et al, 2004;Khan et al, 2008;Boyd et al, 2013). The rumen-reticulum weight and volume increased ninefold in eight weeks in the animals fed concentrate with 240 g kg −1 crude glycerin, compared with the reference animals.…”
Section: Discussionmentioning
confidence: 69%
“…Uma forma de avaliar este fenômeno, de forma indireta, é o estudo de papilas no epitélio ruminal. Ressalta-se, no entanto, que de acordo com Harrison et al (1960), a parede ruminal é composta de partes que possuem crescimentos distintos, o que implica que não necessariamente caso haja, por exemplo, aumento de papilas em função de certo tratamento, toda a parede se comportará da mesma forma. Todavia, Lesmeister et al (2004) demonstraram haver correlação entre o comportamento das distintas regiões do epitélio ruminal frente a mudanças dietéticas, de forma que amostras do saco cranial e ventral são capazes de representar o tecido como um todo.…”
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“…Indeed, Tamate et al (1962a) reported a decrease in the size of the papillae between birth and 4 weeks. Harrison et al (1960) found that when calves were switched at 18 weeks of age from solid feed to an all milk diet, papillae almost completely disappeared by 36 weeks of age. This is especially strong evidence that milk does not allow full rumen development.…”
Section: Structure Of the Rumenmentioning
confidence: 99%