Past risk-sensitive foraging studies commonly manipulated delay to reward and reward magnitude, but recent risk-sensitive foraging research revealed that changes in reward quality resulted in changes in a forager's preference for a variable or fixed return.
"[On a foraging research mission] I came across some rebels and farmers living in the mountains and they showed me some of their unique regional produce and their favorite drink.
He talks with absolute conviction about foraging, researching, experimenting, making connections, trying things out.
Associated marker locus information, particularly the homoeologue-specific markers, offers a new resource for forage legume research to enable genetic analysis and improvement of this forage and grassland species.
The mapped marker resource, particularly the homoeologue identifiers, provides a vehicle for aligning mapping and quantitative trait loci (QTL) among the forage legume research community, as shown by the ability to align the S self-incompatibility locus described by Casey et al. [ 24] with a region of segregation distortion in MP2.
The act of taking earmarks away from Congress may reduce some of the most blatant pork in the budget, like a forage-animal research laboratory in Lexington, Ky., for which Mr. McConnell requested $2 million last year.
But Mr. Redzepi has air-dried, pickled, cured, foraged and researched his way around them.
We distinguished between trends in biomass by classifying species as avoided (used less than available) or accepted (used equal or more than available) forages for elk based on recent research involving foraging trials of hand-raised, tractable elk in western Oregon and Washington.
Although several studies have investigated mitigation strategies for nitrogen output from dairy cows fed conserved forages and concentrates, similar research on fresh-cut grass in addition to production parameters is limited.
These methods are well established and are routinely used by forage quality laboratories and research programs.
Similarly, recent work has shown that alfalfa is 2 ~ 3 times more efficient than corn or soybean as a biomass source owing to its high biomass yield, perennial nature, fixation of aerial nitrogen, and production of valuable co-products, making it a model forage species for biofuel research [ 2].
