Sentence examples for forage compared to from inspiring English sources

The fermentation process reduced the concentrations of water-soluble carbohydrate in the ensiled forage compared to the fresh forage.

Deciduous canopies contain higher levels of understory forage compared to dense coniferous canopies, which are better at intercepting snow.

Results of this study showed higher values of above 10 points for F. dimorpha, compared to those obtained for Fraxinus olmus by Papachristou (1996), which supports the assertion of the local peasants that this species constitutes very good forage, compared to other locally available fodder trees.

The bacterium named R-UB affiliating to uncultured Succinivibrionaceae was identified, and it was abundant in the rumen of cows fed with mixed forages compared to corn stover.

The increased tortuosity in movement patterns of elephant in the central area of the reserve suggested that they used this area more intensively for foraging compared to the peripheral area, as confirmed by differences in habitat selection.

In particular, studies on behavioral aging repeatedly detected reduced olfactory memory acquisition in bees after 15 days of foraging, compared to bees that were performing nest tasks [14], [15].

This is because the arro is grazed during the dry season, thus associated with better forage availability compared to the eketela.

At the present study, all evaluated potassium sources showed to be efficient in increasing the Si content in the brachiaria forage when compared to the control (Fig. 2b).

However, sowing palisade grass at the soybean reproductive stage R6 (full seed) significantly reduced the forage yield compared to early planting.

This could be due to increased moisture content in both HGA and TGA during the wet season which enhances growth of plants, thereby enabling animals to obtain more forage as compared to the dry season.

Although there were no differences in the proportion of time spongers and TDPD foragers spent in foraging bouts, compared to the larger sample of 53 focal females with dependent calves, spongers spent more time foraging (Mean±SE = 53.14±3.34%) than other females (Mean = 29.8±3.0%; T = 4.87; P<0.00001).