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Nutrient digestibility and changes in feeding behavior of cattle fed cottonseed and

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Table 1 − Ingredients and chemical composition of dietary treatments.
Table 2 − Nutrient intake and excretion, as well as apparent  digestibility of cattle fed dietary treatments.
Figure 1 – Activities in percentage of the day for cattle fed different  diets.
Table 5 − Ruminal liquid, solid and total content, as well as solid  disappearance rate of cattle fed cottonseed or vitamin E.

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