Sentence examples for greater starch from inspiring English sources

Greater starch fermentation (resulting from greater starch intake) for LF as pVDMI increased likely inhibited NDF digestion through pH-dependent and pH-independent effects.

Selection for hybrids with greater starch and NDF digestibility may be beneficial for dairy producers.

Except for increasing yeast and mold counts, adding water to the HSG hybrid harvested at 27% DM did not have adverse effects but was associated with greater starch intake, CP digestibility, and ruminal total VFA concentration, and decreased acetate to propionate ratio in dairy cows.

Dry matter and N intakes were not affected by source of grain, but because of the higher starch content in sorghum, lambs on SE diet had greater starch intake (995 g/d) and higher (P<0.01) starch (291 g/d) and N (53.1 g/d) outflow to the small intestine.

Nonetheless, CA Antarctic plants reached 42% greater starch contents than Andean plants.

Furthermore, we tested the hypothesis that a diet with a lower protein and a greater starch amount could also affect disease development.

The rare allele BMY-8/2-A 2565 and the minor frequency haplotype BMY-8/2-A 2657A 2767 were both associated with lighter chip color and greater tuber starch content and starch yield.

With heavy starch.

Fermentation rate of potentially digestible NDF was not affected by either bm3 corn silage or greater ruminal starch digestion of floury grain.

Oil is largely composed of long-chain triacylglycerols (TAG) and represents a form of energy storage 2.25 times greater than starch on a weight basis [ 6].

But the care he takes with his grits -- controlling the variety of corn, the coarseness of the grind and certainly the freshness -- is evidence of how important North America's great native starch has once again become.