Sentence examples for high content of grasses from inspiring English sources

In herd A, where the animals had been offered silage balls in the field, some animals had high content of grasses in rumen, while others had very little, indicating that they had not eaten the offered silage.

Figure  1 shows that the hemicellulose fraction from the grasses gave strong signals with LM10 and 11 antibodies indicating a high content of xylans and arabinoxylans as typically seen in grasses, with lower signals for the mannan-detecting LM21 antibody.

Coumarin is now known to be present in many plants, and produces the notably sweet smell of freshly cut grass or hay and plants like sweet grass; in fact, the plant's high content of coumarin is responsible for the original common name of "sweet clover", which is named for its sweet smell, not its bitter taste.

The combination of intermediate biomass and high protein content of grasses in the Serengeti plains make them an important resource during the wet season.

Possibly because of the high fibre content of grass leaves, cpDNA yields obtained with these methods were not high or pure enough (Figure S1) for whole chloroplast genome sequencing using the shotgun sequencing approach.

This was attributed to both the higher glucan content of grass cell walls and the greater enzymatic conversion efficiency of grass biomass.

The higher relative absorbance found for eucalyptus barks suggests a higher content of mannans compared to the grasses and sugarcane bagasse.

These results were in agreement with the ELISA results, which indicated a higher content of xylans and arabinoxylans in the grasses and a significant level of mannans in the eucalyptus bark feedstocks.

Animals with low content of grasses in rumen showed higher content of woody plants, mosses and litter.

According to Lebuhn et al. (2014), grass silage has a higher content of micronutrients relevant for biogas production.

This is perhaps correlated with the higher GC content of the grasses, and may have allowed frequently insertion/deletion of certain amino acids without causing frame shift mutations [ 27].